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by 100011_100001 4y ago
Probably 2-3 times a week actually. My team is specifically the spear point of new tech and integrating it for the company to use. From a point of self-evaluation I think it would help if I tried to listen more than talk.
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
This is an interesting idea.
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
The pivot I have been debating is to become a Lead Development Manager with the express purpose of enabling everyone else, removing obstacles, creating better processes etc. My problem is that I love code much more than talking to people al
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
The thought I used to help me in times of doubt, or impostor syndrome was that I might lack the experience of even 28 year old devs that worked since graduating college, but I have more life experience to compensate. If you look around, you
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
I've thought about this. I actually do not think I'm the smartest person in the room, hell two of the people in my direct team are definitely smarter than me. I think I have really good systems that allow me to consistently solve
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
Sorry. I honestly think almost anyone can do what I do. I'm not the smartest developer by far. I think I have good systems in place that allow me to write code well. In terms of moving to a different domain I did about 4 years ago. It
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
As in teaching college courses or other developers? Currently I train new developers with all the tools we are using, and our CI/CD process. I mentor one new hire in six month cycles, and yesterday I got an intern mentee. I also write
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Tell HN: The loneliness of a pretty good developer
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
I 100% agree. It's about creating your own oasis. There will be friction from everyone around you, the only way to overcome it is by producing results and being very clear about your intentions. Also don't be surprised if your man
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
As a person that works in DevOps (but doesn't write YAML files all day), the problem is using the wrong solution for the scope. I think DevOps groups a lot of times end up doing the work that the groups they support should have done fo
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by 100011_100001 4y ago
This is happening everywhere. The current industry cycle is one of scope expansion, moving away from the do one thing well paradigm. This will lead to bloated software that do a little bit of everything but not very well, which will trigger
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
How do you resist the urge to describe all possible exceptions? In my writing, I describe something, then find myself spending four times as many paragraphs explaining all the exceptions. Fake example: A bicycle has two wheels of equal size
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
The pandemic was brutal for parents. All four of my kids where doing remote learning. My significant other stays at home so she took care of that end of things. If I was a single parent it would have been impossible to maintain without outs
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
I agree with the other two responses. Dealing with your own kids you start to understand humanity better. You understand your parents more, one of the funny things that happens, is you catch yourself responding to things the same way your p
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
I have four children. I'm not going to claim that sometimes kids are not frustrating. However every time I see parents being burnt out I see one of two scenarios. Scenario 1: The over-achiever parent I see this frequently, a parent tha
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
This is very true. Stressors allow you to grow. One of the weird things is seeing friends that never had kids be exactly the same 10-20 years later, doing the same things, talking about the same stuff. It always shows me how much I have gro
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
Snapchat already came and went. TikTok killed it. There are still people using ICQ, but it doesn't mean it's not dead.
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
This is totally based on how I perceive reality, but I feel that company praise through official channels comes across as fake, but managers get to see it. Personal praise feels more genuine, but sometimes it's nice for the person&#x27
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
Every time I see people asking about weight gain I am always amused. I wish I had that problem, perhaps it's jealousy. In sort do the opposite of what people do for weight loss. I am assuming you want to do it in a healthy way. Drink y
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
This is actually very useful. Thanks.
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
Since there is no way to contact you directly. I am interested in learning how to pen test etc. Do you have a recommended path to take? I'm lacking a good starting point.
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
Interesting. For me it's a problem of speed. How fast can I find it, and how fast I can edit it. I rely on git repos using markdown because it's fast and I can search, however things like tables etc can get annoyingly complex to u
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
Where is the documentation stored? One of my main blocks is how hard it is to update documentation.
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
I have flirted with the idea of homesteading, but I always felt a hybrid approach would be a better way of doing things. You are on HN, so I assume you have some kind of tech knowledge. Perhaps it's too late for you, but this is my pla
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
Interesting metaphor. I was going to say a mindmap, but nerve cells also make sense. I also have the same code smell litmus test, if two different paths call the same thing twice (aka they both link to the same place), but like you said som
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
You might want to look at BDD. It's a way to be able to discuss what has to happen and use code to make it happen.
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
This site has a weird bias which is unfortunate. Simple example, anonfiles is not there, as a file sharing service, but their solution is. That automatically makes them not a good trusted source to me. Perhaps I am being close-minded.
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
All self-help books can be condensed to a few pages. 5 pages is probably on the high end. I am an avid notetaker and most books I have read, I can summarize in less than a page, sometimes half a page. I do try to condense though, so 3 pages
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
There are two separate issues with social media. Everything falls under one of these two. 1. The effect social media has on people 2. What social media gathers about you The comparison you made with video games doesn't delve deep into
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by 100011_100001 5y ago
This works like a charm for me. Now that I am using it, I can't believe how easy it is.

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