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azemetre
4y ago
Sounds like their heuristic for impact is wrong then.
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azemetre
4y ago
I'm explicitly referring to internal docs for the engineers that no one outside the team sees or cares (unless they want an example of docs). They're mostly markdown files or adding annotations to various code. I still think it&#x
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azemetre
4y ago
I disagree with it moving quickly, all it does is encourage me to not update documentation and not actively improve the code in other ways due to inane bureaucracy. And surprised surprise, no on else on the team wants to document anything e
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azemetre
4y ago
I feel this in my soul, I'm not even allowed to update internal documentation in our repo without linking it to a JIRA ticket.
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azemetre
4y ago
You’re better off becoming super fit and staying young. He might let you be his blood boy, way better odds this way.
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azemetre
4y ago
This is what tailwind does already. Colors are defined as design tokens in a config file: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/customizing-colors#color-object... Utility CSS is by far my favorite way to write CSS, especially i
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azemetre
4y ago
I mean at the end of the day we’re products of our environments. If SWEs can only work on features and do nothing else that is still a sign of poor project management. Just accepting that fate is worse for your growth I’d wager. But idk, I
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azemetre
4y ago
I wasn't blaming this problem solely existing due to being incurious but more of lamenting how corporate environments don't encourage people to be curious.
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azemetre
4y ago
I mean that's fair, but I'm talking about wanting to be curious and encouraging environments where curious individuals can be lauded instead of dismissed. Not everyone on a team HAS to be curious but for those that aren't the
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azemetre
4y ago
Wow, I had no idea. Thanks for the info but this is beyond disappointing.
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azemetre
4y ago
If you don't use custom fonts and strictly system fonts, you get a lot of performance benefits; which may seem minor, but multiple this by tens of millions of people and you're talking about a real world climate impact here. If th
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azemetre
4y ago
Yes but death marches are typically a sign of bad project management IME. As for lack of curiosity, the environment obviously plays a huge role in what is encouraged. I feel like history is repeating itself here (at least in regards to deat
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azemetre
4y ago
It wasn’t my intention to blame engineers but I agree with the other reply to you, someone needs to be responsible for creating these environments. It’s not like we’re dealing with fundamental forces of nature here, this is all self afflict
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azemetre
4y ago
I wasn’t trying to blame engineers that wasn’t my intention, but someone needs to own establishing the environment that actively encourages or doesn’t encourage curiosity. Talented people are found everywhere, but hopefully someone with aut
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azemetre
4y ago
That’s totally fair, I honestly meant to blame the environment and not people. It just sucks to see the pattern of curiosity get stamped out of people due to environmental changes that aren’t obvious.
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azemetre
4y ago
I’m starting to slowly realize how terrible it is working in environments where people simply aren’t curious. It’s so hard for me as an individual contributor to decouple this way of thinking. Curiosity is how we find better ways of doing t
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azemetre
4y ago
Wow! That’s disappointing, I never had issues updating the OS either but now I’m worried since rolling back is so painful. Extremely disappointing that a machine with decent hardware gets sanctioned to be trash when it’s still useful to do
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azemetre
4y ago
I thought about waiting as well a few months back but with the supply chain issues I decided to just order a 'suped up MBP with the fastest processor and 64 gigs of ram. Took 2 months to arrive too. Hoping the machine will last me a de
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azemetre
4y ago
In the context of the episode Don Draper spent the entire episode thinking about the minor character constantly. When he says the line in the elevator we know it’s absolutely not true, especially when the character was asking Draper why he
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azemetre
4y ago
Can you expand what you mean? IME self documenting code is a myth.
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azemetre
4y ago
Nah, it’s just that LC problems take practice to get good at. Similar to weight lifting you wouldn’t expect to bench 250 lbs your first week, but after training and making progress you’ll get there (or close). If you’ve never done LC (or an
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azemetre
4y ago
White sounds are useful for people with cognitive disabilities. Seems like the right location to me FWIW.
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azemetre
4y ago
People say this is hard to do but I’m unsure of the reasons why. Is it possible the plumbing is vastly different between business and residential or is it just another zoning issues that makes no sense?
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azemetre
4y ago
A tech podcast interviewed someone recently that does SWE and farming in Germany. Sounds exactly what you’re looking for, they ask him most of the questions you want answered: https://syntax.fm/show/466/supper-club
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azemetre
4y ago
Management is often not privy to these details. I doubt more than two dozen people knew about the news internally before they publicly disclosed it.
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azemetre
4y ago
That’s fair, I’ve also heard GitHub also gives higher stock grants than MS.
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azemetre
4y ago
FAANG was never about big tech it was about companies that experienced tremendous stock growth 100-300% in a short time. Then people co opted the term to mean companies that paid well (wow the company with high stock growth pays more). In r
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azemetre
4y ago
It’s not just warehouse workers, there was a pretty infamous article from the NYT about the office workers: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/16/technology/inside-amazon-... The money quote that I find tel
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azemetre
4y ago
While that’s fair react still absolutely dominates the FE world, until proven otherwise I have a hard time believing angular is more popular or even close. I’d bet money on it if possible. Boot camps, job listings, conferences, paid learnin
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azemetre
4y ago
Could you expand upon what you mean by liabilities? Are you referring to the ecosystem or something like hooks?
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