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Asynchronous SQLAlchemy with Aiohttp Cookiecutter Template (Py3)(github.com)
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by aalhour 8y ago
If you are into studying textbooks, I recommend you take a look at the following article at LessWrong: The Best Textbooks on Every Subject - https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/xg3hXCYQPJkwHyik2/the-best-t...
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by aalhour 8y ago
Can you share more regarding what that mixed bag looks like? How did it change your life?
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by aalhour 8y ago
The mother of all cliff-hangers! :D What would be your top 25 books then?
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by aalhour 8y ago
Sweet! I will give that a try!
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by aalhour 8y ago
The God Delusion and The Selfish Gene. I know they are a bit dated by now, but when I read them they broadened my horizons and encouraged to review my religious standpoint from a scientific perspective.
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by aalhour 8y ago
Smaller self-managed groups (e.g. Tribes) are a better way for people to work and group together than bigger groups (i.e. countries).
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by aalhour 8y ago
The Ego is the Enemy is not a good book IMHO. It is a blog post repeated to fit into a book. The Obstacle is the Way is Ryan Holiday's good work. Try to read "A Guide to the Good Life" or Epictetus's Enchiredion. Good st
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by aalhour 8y ago
1) Never Split the Difference Really, this book changed how I view communication and negotiation forever. It will definitely impact your life positively. 2) The Lean Startup A classic, but worth re-reading. Everytime I read the book, it lea
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by aalhour 8y ago
Aha, that's if you assume that you're applying for a position that you worked in before, but say you applied for a entry engineering management position and all you did before was develop software without leading anyone else. How
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by aalhour 8y ago
Thanks you! This is a really good outline. What is your take on system design questions that follow the "How would you design a Twitter-clone" vein? Do you think an open-ended question like that would show the interviewer your com
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by aalhour 8y ago
Fair enough. Let's say that the interview was scheduled for 3 hours in a time-window that suites you, how do you think the interviewing process and contents should be? What is a good way to showcase your strengths as an engineer?
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by aalhour 8y ago
Are you by any chance referring to "Brain Teaser" questions?
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by aalhour 8y ago
Ok, let's say the company proposes an on-site interview that would last 0.5-1 day, how would you like to be interviewed on that day?
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by aalhour 8y ago
How do you, from your own perspective, define a culture-fit? How would you like to be assessed on that metric?
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by aalhour 8y ago
Let's say you are interviewing for a managerial position, how would you like to be interviewed in a way that shows you can lead people?
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Ask HN: As an Engineer, how would you like to be interviewed?
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Ask HN: How do you use Kanban at work?
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by aalhour 8y ago
+1
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by aalhour 8y ago
Thanks for sharing, I like IdeaCheck, I will shoot you guys an email for some ideas I have.
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Ask HN: How do you validate a business idea?
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by aalhour 9y ago
Cool. How do you apply the OODA loop in a BJJ fight or sparring session? Would you be aware of all the loops you'd be going through? If you were to transfer your knowledge of the OODA to a colleague or a friend, how would you do it?
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by aalhour 9y ago
Interesting. I am curious how were you taught the OODA Loop in your Information Systems studies? Can you point me to materials I can look up?
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by aalhour 9y ago
This is the first time I read a macro application of the OODA loop, I somehow only saw it on the micro level. How do you observe and orient on a macro level with respect to culture? Or to be precise, how would you observe and orient in a ne
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Ask HN: How do you apply Boyd's OODA Loop in your life?
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by aalhour 9y ago
I like your concise answer. What would you ask candidates in the second and third category in order to be sure that they are qualified for the job, since skills like managing people and projects are not as concrete as writing code? Would yo
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Ask HN: How Do You Interview Tech Leads / Engineering Managers?
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by aalhour 9y ago
When I decided to learn Golang I picked up the "Introducing Go" book ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/1491941952 ), which is a long tutorial with good exercises at the end of each chapter. It was what I was looking
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by aalhour 9y ago
Seconded. Came here to post Computerphile. What is your favorite video, btw? Mine is the series on Turing and the Enigma. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzH6n4zXuckodsatCTEux...
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by aalhour 9y ago
How do guys sharpen your day to day carry?

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