Antoninus

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   by Antoninus 6y ago

   I work on a team that functions this way. We're pretty productive for a team of 4 doing 100 story points a week. We usually deploy a day or two after our 1 week sprint ends. The down side is that I'm exhausted all the time. We don
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   by Antoninus 6y ago

   This guys got it figured out. Do you have a blog?
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   Tmux.
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   I'm measuring their success in general happiness and how positively they affect other people. To improve their progress, I try and support their interests and goals. Maximizing the time and opportunity to pursue each activity. My paren
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   Think of the poor engineers working to roll out some form of legit end-to-end protocol while this blows up in management's face. Godspeed.
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   oof.
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   Billionaires don't give enough! argh
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   I graduated in CS. The education helped me in two ways: 1. Getting an internship and then a job at a large enterprise company right after graduating. 2. About 5 years in professional software development, I was starting to be included in ar
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   by Antoninus 7y ago

   This guy lifts.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I like that I don't have to stand up and ask my colleague something.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I agree.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Obligatory: https://twitter.com/lzsthw/status/1212284566431576069?lang=e... and Lambda School fits into many of the described.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Possibly the latest iteration of their portable desktop. https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/desktops-and-all-in-ones/thinkc... https://news.lenovo.com/pressroom/press-releases/lenovo-unve.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    How long did it take before you were comfortable speaking french?
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Am I missing something? The author doesn't state where he/she lives.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I paid for a year of text-based courses on https://www.educative.io/ . Definitely good value and they're always adding more content.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Some of my favourite days on the job is when you remove lines of code. Does that metric go against LOC/written?
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Agreed. Between Lobste.rs and HN its becoming increasingly difficult to filter out worth-while content.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    We can see the numbers for ourselves. Do a quick search on SO jobs, linkedIn and angellist to see which companies are hiring for blockchain stack expertise. From what I've seen it's a 1:5 ratio.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Don't take yourself too seriously.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I found https://www.codetriage.com/ helpful when searching for projects.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I've been remote for 4 years, having some crypto is like having a free international checking account. Sure its not accepted by some vendors, but its getting better as time goes on.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I think you will always have a job if you write PHP/Laravel. There it seems to be at least 2-3 shops in every city world wide that has a product built with that stack.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I worked on a Laravel/React native app a few years ago. The Laravel community is great especially Taylor Otwell and Jeff Way. Personally it comes down to staying power and community. I really loved being a part of Node's and contr
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Thanks, it seems like the natural route after so many TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Node projects. As I and another HN member said, Node is only deployed as niche microservice within larger architectures. The addition of multithreading in 12.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Currently using a x1 carbon 6th gen. It took a lot of thermal modifications to get it working as a professional machine. If I could choose again, I'd trade the x1's battery life for x1 extreme size and performance.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    You're probably right, but I don't feel comfortable telling prospective employers I know a language without at least a few open source merges or at the very least some solid side projects.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    It might be the location I've recently moved to (Baltics, Eastern Europe) but after all my technical interviews a few companies wanted to make me to make the choice between back or frontend.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    I'm leaning towards Go, it seems like a good move over Python or Rust for me personally. I might be bias because a lot of the JS jobs I have been interviewing for have been using Go.
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    by Antoninus 7y ago

    Thanks, I'll go through the docs and build a few toy apps over the weekend. If you're experienced in Rust, what problem spaces are associated with Rust stacks?