Chyzwar

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Katt from trpc, mantine lead developer, Tanner from tanstack, Anders from typescript, Jose from elixir, antires from redis. There plenty of 10x dev examples. In any creative industry Price's is well known phenomen. 50% of work is done
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I think the main thing is that they are porting, not re-writing. Current tsc is functional by nature and that's makes go better fit.
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There is an incredible amount of soft power applied in global politics and business. This why for example Google CEO have face to face meeting with prime ministers and this reported in news.
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Some ruling can be blocked for years in “legal proceeding” for example Uber with plenty evidence was ignored while in the same time European Glove was fighting crinal prosecution. https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022&#
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As US continues to give up its dominant position, we will more countries playing hard ball with US corporations.
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18. Instead, forcing PRs into day of work unit, it is better to be minimum testable increment. Some features just need more work to be tested. Forcing everything into tiny tickets make both planning tedious and often introduce bugs in half
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SpaceX is a private company. Tesla is public, but the board is not independent, still trying to give Musk a pay package of $50 B. CEO answer to the board, but a board can be controlled by the founder in one way or another. For example, Zuck
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This depends on what you want to do. If you want to use OSM to find address, then it might be ok. If you want to create directions based on live traffic or find POI/business on map or have street view of location/route, then good
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I am working on geospatial project, initially mapbox and maptiler competitor. My perspective is that there is combination factors that make geospatial tech to suck. - Legacy open source solution GDAL, mapzen and mapbox abandonware - G
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Theo-T3 on Stripe(youtube.com)
1 points by Chyzwar 2y ago|1 comments
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> Stripe is genuinely painful to use in 2025, the amount of edge cases and webhooks you have to deal with is insane. Interesting video to help people integrating with stripe.
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I worked a lot with AG Grid in my previous job. Cons: Buggy around save and restore with complex scenarios like row grouping, aggregations and server side row model. Massive size of library, easily the biggest dependency in bund
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I think this is the normal trajectory of online forum. The initial cohort was positive and deeply invested into the topic. Over time, this initial cohort gets older and start to have life, slowly being replaced by new people. As long new pe
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Only rich people can think in terms of public good. Rest of us pheasants needs to put food on the table. There is difference between childless google employee maintaining open source library as side hustle and someone running company buildi
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> Exceptions exist. Sometimes I might want to hire someone with a lot of experience who doesn't provide value relative to that, I can still do it, but be very transparent about that with them. Experience in itself is valuable regard
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I watched some people like this on youtube as well. Many of them do spray and pray and very little prep (leetcode, certifications, courses, open source, networking, CV tweaking). They blame everyone but themselves, many have mental issues a
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Some people never reach Senior level, both on skill level and impact. Judging someone level purely on time is a sure way to promote incompetent and lose talent that is developing faster than average. Organization promoting mediocrity, where
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People that sell this garbage as full self driving should know better.
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What is dangerous is selling FSD for 10k $ without lidar.
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You change job every few years, spend majority of walking hours in job and your financials directly depends on job. Why would you not spend time on prep. I have no sympathy for people posting "jobless for months and reject coding test
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It is prep game. You train all common interview questions, do mock interviews with friends, prepare answers for common culture fit questions, research company interview process online, tailor cover latter and ask people for recommendations
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jQuery codebase is pretty ugly, it has written mostly ES5, it is using custom mixin system and is full of weird workarounds for IE. jQuery age was horrible. You needed to manually add <script/style/fonts> into HTML. Everythi
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Because teenagers and elderly can go for a trial for vehicular manslaughter. If Waymo drive into opposite traffic and killed someone, who is responsible? CEO of Waymo that knew that this could happen? If this happens multiple times, what is
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It is consequences of industry moving to feature factory model. It takes time to learn how to improve, understand and profile performance. Furthermore, it is not only performance, it is everything. Doctors spend like 10 years learning, but
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Just because humans can reason about abstract problems without explicit steps do not mean our brain is not performing these steps. In case of man and goat, human would make the following implicit assumptions: 1. boat can take more than pe
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If learn to remember content or order of words, then no. If learn to improve your internal model of the world, then you are intelligent.
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I am arguing against people that bring SAFE, microservices, consultants, and architects to solve lack of leadership and alignment. I experienced, first-hand, meetings about the same problem for years, impossible to maintain codebases, milli
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Wikipedia definition: > Leadership, both as a research area and as a practical skill, encompasses the ability of an individual, group, or organization to "lead", influence, or guide other individuals, teams, or entire organizat
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> “Alignment” and certainly leadership isn’t sufficient to prevent a highly complex, highly interdependent system from becoming totally unresolvable, i.e. impossible to work on or within. Yes, but Leadership is a necessary condition for
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Alignment is not a technical problem. It is a human issue that can be solved by leadership. Bezos is successful not because of API memo but because of his decision process and leadership. Lex interview with Bezos. https://www.you

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