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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
How do I survive as a software engineer in this culture? What do I say and do to not be fired?
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
I actually like the current API im working on, as in, I like the business problem that we are trying to solve But I can't stand the enterprisey tech stack with 17,000 immature dependencies and abstractions which end up making it more b
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
I agree! There's no use in thinking too much about it. But, if you want to boil a frog without him jumping out and running away, first you need to make the water his favorite temperature, and then slowly raise it until it's too la
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
You wouldn't download a car! Oh you would? Then we will try to stop you from doing that too ^.^
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
I'm tempted to say that every attempt to fix the system from within just becomes another trap down the line, so I would say to you that if you can work on technology that allows someone to survive mostly outside of the system (encrypte
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
Appreciated. Can't forget all the hoops to jump through if you work in a regulated industry, now that most small businesses are caput
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
So let me get this straight, here's the ever growing list of things I'm being asked to do to save the planet: 1) Stay at home for two weeks 2) Stay at home indefinitely 3) Wear a mask 4) Wear a second mask 5) Eat bugs 6) Eat synth
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
death of an icon, simple as
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
Amazon will use bin pickers when minimum wages and collective bargaining hits a deep enough nerve
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
Congrats! Make a video of how to use it? Talk to people who maybe have the problem youre trying to solve
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
My team forces me to use the flavor of the month else i get fired
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
If that's the angle we're taking, then fine. But I want to be in the club, I don't want to pass the interview ezpz and then actually have a hard time delivering my tickets.
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
It's honestly super depressing to see what could be possible if we didn't have the rules of 29 systems standing in our way. By the time we learn one tool, we are on to the next. Even Leetcode interviews are easier than any of this
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Ask HN: Are most companies just making things needlessly complex and abstract?
3 points by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago|7 comments
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
Only strife and pain.
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
Infinitely many masks can only yield infinitely better results!
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
If Hyundai and Apple don't work together to deliver a car similar to Tesla's, both will lose profit potential in a crowded market.
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
It is not easy to join an open source project these days because usually the code base is convoluted and trying to fix issues requires a ton of context. It's like the difference between writing your first sentence in English and writin
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by 0x1DEADCA0 6y ago
I have found a little bit of success writing my own single file projects (no fancy web servers or build pipelines) and directly messaging people that I think would like to use it. They haven't grown organically from there yet, but I ha