Chyzwar

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a keyboard.
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That makes perfect sense. While s50 is cleaning you have time for coffee.
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Because you work in the team.
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Because it uses hidden classes to get read in O(1) for an object property access. The slowdown comes from the inline cache as explained in below article. https://richardartoul.github.io/jekyll/update/2015/04&#
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https://github.com/aalhour/awesome-compilers
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Impact Bad: - More conservative/populist governments - Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Russia. These governments usually increase spending to buy voters. - The retirement systems is a massive ticking bomb. Next economic crisis will br
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Uncontrolled population growth is bad (Africa) - infrastructure, ecology, political stability. Lack of skilled workers is bad (technology) - innovation, productivity, economy. It is not one of another. It depends.
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> - what will the retirees (~60+ y/o) do with their time? Not a small issue, I'm not thinking about economical consequences but simply social consequences & people's well-being. For some people, their job means A LOT,
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It is easier to introduce the right abstraction later. The article argues that if there will be no specific abstraction, programmer B would create the right abstraction without hacking on top of existing. This becomes more oblivious when th
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I suspect that you did not managed expectations. PO was not really working as the proper owner and have no clue about progress and effort being put. Your direct manager does not care as it can always blame everything on you. And the team is
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I am not saying to fire everyone. I am just saying that someone needs to be responsible. If you keep the same people in power they will repeat the same mistake. You need to keep domain knowledge but clueless management is just a burden.
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The rewrite is usually when it is too late for the project. Need for re-write mean that project maintenance was ignored and technical debt reached critical levels. I would start by firing people that led to this situation.
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These are not good questions for JS developer interview. Most of these questions can be asked in a phone interview/online test. You want to have people that know how to build stuff. If you are dragging someone for an in-person intervie
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HTML/DOM/CSS/JS was not intended for application development. Web Components are a modest attempt but you still need a framework. These frameworks give you higher abstraction and a decent architecture that scale. Ease of main
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One of the perks of autism/asperger is the obsessive focus on things that interest you. One important distinction between someone that is just naturally shy are problems with empathy. You can fix some non-verbal communication aspects b
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Simple is the property of microscale. You can have a class, function, module that is simple but the whole system can be incredibly complex. You can sacrifice simplicity in many places as long as things are loosely coupled. Correctness can b
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You can start farming on land that you lease. When you have enough hardware and capital you start buying gradually. Starting as a farmer is very difficult but not for these reasons alone. Learning craft is super difficult. Sometimes you hav
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Sleep more, memory works better if you sleep longer. Exercise a bit and start working on your mental/physical health. Downsize your spending, get rid of expensive mobile plans, subscriptions for stuff like Netflix. Get cheaper house&#x
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> Of course they can. The user happily works on their computer. They open your site. Their browser (or entire computer) starts to lag shortly after. Doesn't take a genius to connect the dots, especially after this happening several
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Most users cannot distinguish when websites are hogging resources. Metrics like the first paint, first meaningful paint and time to interactive are usually more important than memory usage. Memory usage sure will help but it is mudding wate
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I am not sure how to picking a random metric is going to help. It is better to work towards performance metrics that matter to end user.
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Proverbs are not exclusive to one ethnic group.
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> A REST endpoint will execute a highly specialised query that will hit all the right database indices and will return just the dataset required in one roundtrip to the database. Each time you need to have a new highly specialized query
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Because your source data will be like 10 tables. But your frontend needs to access this data in different ways (views). There no way to design your database to support all possible queries in an efficient way. With complex queries even cach
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Imagine you have a cross-platform app with multiple teams. You have a lot of data-driven components like different feed types. You want to avoid situations that change in backed API needs to be synced with every team/app. You want to g
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There is no way to give a good answer to this question. Depends on the person. For some people therapist works very well for others it might be Buddhism/Stoicism philosophy. There are people that need to have faith in something or mayb
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I disagree. There is nothing worse than teams scattered around the world in "Tech Hubs". Big companies have no idea how to run remote teams, they only know how to outsource. A startup needs to deliver fast and have access to capit
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> Majority of MS developers work on close source. That true, but major industry shift already happened. Literally, everyone is building on top of OSS. > Overwhelming majority if companies don't have 100 CV on position. You get ar
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OSS is better, even MS now advocate for Open Source. OSS is just a hiring signal. You need to review around 100 CV for a single position, you need these signals. In the same time if you want to progress quickly to the Senior position you ne
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For me, the mainframe is a big expensive box. Vertical scaling is still a thing. Most RDBMS work best on big boxes. Some Java applications would require hundreds of GB of ram. There are use-cases for mainframes but people prefer new shiny K

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