Shaun0

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by Shaun0 1y ago
You make a fair point about git blame—we've always forgotten our old code. But there's a crucial difference between forgetting the "what" (the specific lines of code) and forgetting the "why" (the architectural
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Has AI coding gone too far? I feel like I'm losing control of my own projects
14 points by Shaun0 1y ago|12 comments
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Show HN: Chrome Extension That Shows Your Notion Pages in Search Results(chromewebstore.google.com)
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by Shaun0 2y ago
I couldn't agree more with your breakdown! These three categories perfectly capture the landscape of most tech roles today. Your point about the early-stage company experience particularly resonates with me. Like you, I don't have
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by Shaun0 2y ago
Wow, thank you for sharing such a detailed and honest career journey! I really resonate with what you're saying about shifting focus to becoming an expert rather than trying to stay sharp in everything. The pressure to 'know it al
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by Shaun0 2y ago
I'm curious - how do you maintain the energy to learn new technologies while keeping your existing skills sharp? Don't you ever feel burnout or fatigue from the constant need to stay current? Would love to hear your strategies fo
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by Shaun0 2y ago
I appreciate your advice about certification and specialization. However, from my experience in software engineering, I've observed that certificates seem to carry less weight compared to previous employers and actual work experience.
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by Shaun0 2y ago
Thank you for your insights! I'd love to hear your thoughts on choosing between companies/industries. While I'm naturally drawn to smaller companies despite the higher job security risks (risk/reward ratio makes sense t
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Ask HN: A Career Dilemma
5 points by Shaun0 2y ago|13 comments