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by Quixotica1 4y ago
Yogi Berra I was thinking the same thing! Haha
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
Well said, lol
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
One thing I would say is don’t be afraid to ask for clarification from the PR owner. If someone is reviewing their change, then it’s their responsibility to make sure context/instructions are written well enough that someone who isn’t
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
I was so naive :cry: Damn you Asian boss! Damn youuuuuuuuuu!
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
That’s a fantastic idea!! Thank you!
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
I think that backend can feel less chaotic. It has its complexities but my personal opinion is that the things you use are less prone to deprecation. Ways of doing things change and that can require you to learn new things. Some examples of
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Ask HN: Good resources for finding non-paid project work
2 points by Quixotica1 5y ago|2 comments
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
I love this question! I’m planning on quitting my job next month and taking some time off. It’s unplanned because I thought I would find a new job right away but just realized about 2 weeks ago that I wanted to do personal projects and see
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
Anybody else feel like if this was a movie, Besos would be the semi-effective but eventually harmless villain? I’m talking like Lex Luthor
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by Quixotica1 5y ago
New York be like “what?! People running businesses in our state? Can’t have that...”
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by Quixotica1 6y ago
I’m in a similar situation. If you are good at talking with people and managing them, then companies will naturally try to coax you into positions where that’s what you do. A lot of people can code, and naturally a smaller subset can code a