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by azhu 7y ago
I am the seed for your budding frontend engineering squad. I have held many positions helping startups either spin up frontend engineering from scratch or transition it into something distinct as you scale up your currently-less-structured
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by azhu 7y ago
You can cure these issues. Unless you suffered some sort of acute injury, have some sort of highly extenuating genetic circumstance, or your biology has expired, humans do not decay to a point beyond where they can grow back. I am certain t
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by azhu 7y ago
I'm sorry you're going through this. The difficulty of severe, chronic, and mysterious pain is a very all-encompassing one. Find a good physical therapist. It absolutely does get better. The body is a complex biological structur
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by azhu 7y ago
This applies most if you're a single-ish young-ish person without a highly established personal life outside of work. IMO this is a good message to put out since that's a lot of the crowd being recruited for these positions. When
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by azhu 7y ago
What is willpower if not a placebo? It’s simply a belief at the end of the day.
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by azhu 7y ago
The article has an unfortunately baity title. The content discusses the merits of positive thinking.
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by azhu 7y ago
I would venture a guess to say that what makes FP or declarative style programming/thinking feel weird is not any great context like the nature of the human brain but rather the lesser one that usually people try to learn it after alre
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by azhu 7y ago
Well... what really is empathy? To me it stands to reason that it is the ability to recreate the mind of another using inference based on their behavior and communication, and thus be able to experience a similar emotional state or set of m
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by azhu 7y ago
Being brown in a white place is a different experience than being brown in a brown place. There is a lot of friction when different enough groups coexist. If you've ever found yourself in maybe a job or something where you thought diff
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by azhu 7y ago
The nature of progress is movement relative to the position currently being held. I bet you're right that a lot of people are just thoughtlessly bandwagoning, but I bet the blanket dismissal of progressive attitudes also misses a lot o
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by azhu 7y ago
Because for some, race/gender is a primary factor in how they experience being a developer. I believe that is the fundamental point the article is making -- that the reasons why React is what it is today are not necessarily objective a
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by azhu 7y ago
While I agree with you that it's problematic, a minority woman stereotyping a white man is not quite the same as in reverse if you see relative social positioning as a first class factor. The reasoning for why it's different is so
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by azhu 7y ago
> Order 5: Self-Transforming Mind. In this order of consciousness, which is infrequently reached and never reached before the age of forty (Kegan, 1994), individuals see beyond themselves, others, and systems of which they are a part to
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by azhu 7y ago
In the context of the rest of the article it seems that the author composed that forgetting that their personal vantage point isn't the default. They seem to be saying that he tends to give CPR to figureheads of dying cultures not for
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by azhu 7y ago
Totally agreed. As I look back at my reddit usage over the years is that reddit provides a structured view into shifting social sentiment. Any sufficiently massive, long-lived, and topically comprehensive discussion community will give you
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by azhu 7y ago
He's saying that at times the point is to demonstrate to an opponent that your side of an emotional narrative makes sense to broad numbers of others. Just about everyone is rational according to their own systems of reasoning, and it&#
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by azhu 7y ago
Humans plus anything perform better when they form an emotional connection with it, whether the thing is human, animal, robot, or rock.
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by azhu 7y ago
I think your points of targetting large regional chains and not-Starbucks national chains are great. I think you may achieve more impactful market acquisition there. > resigning themselves to the fact that a chain exists is a surefire wa
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by azhu 7y ago
I think you're going to hit difficulties getting most local coffeeshops onboard. Unless there is a brand of local coffeeshop I am not familiar with, and it's probable that this in-between brand exists in cities without much space
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by azhu 7y ago
IMO there does not exist a perfect balance to be maintained. What defines balance is context, and you are eternally gaining new context. Hindsight often is a perceptive trap insofar that when looking back, you perceive it to have been possi
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by azhu 7y ago
Hey there, I think I may have already spoken with you. Got connected with the Seattle office through Triplebyte, then bounced over to an ATX hiring manager due to my being located in Austin. Took that call while running around NYC, in case
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by azhu 7y ago
Lead web generalist with heavy UI expertise. Specialize in facilitating group interaction such that individuals are happier, work happens smoother, and everyone and everything continually improves. Am young and able to smoothly code switch
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by azhu 7y ago
Yes. Cultures are systemic, and they are much more than just how your company has a pingpong table and happy hour every day. Culture is the template for behavior. It is what dictates what the standard response to difficulty is. Just as chil
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by azhu 7y ago
This misses the point. Yes, you are correct, womenswear features a wider ensemble of pieces than menswear. However, the societal norms for appropriate female dress are more rigid than those for men. Barack Obama could do an interview in swe
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by azhu 7y ago
Yes. Humans experience life as a narrative, and the wider the set of narrative experience a person can understand the wider the set of humans that person can get along with or connect together. Does reading fiction guarantee that a person w
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by azhu 7y ago
> executing on the roadmap and pivot if the feature fails You answered your own question. Are they smart enough to make a solid plan and execute it? Are they smart enough to not miss a beat when their solid plan inevitably goes off the r
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by azhu 7y ago
Thought of something else worthwhile to add: for myself and many others, there may be some set of "abnormal" psychological factors that make it exceptionally difficult to trial yourself by fire. If you are that, I offer you this c
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by azhu 7y ago
Practice. You are a human. You've seen someone comment on the weather before. Small talk helps people learn enough about each other to feel comfortable communicating more freely. When you initially meet you do not know what sort of per
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by azhu 7y ago
There is a phenomenon that happens when things scale. A certain level of detail begins to fade into static fuzz around the edges. Think about the difference in terminology between a coach and players. When a coach takes a team through a pla
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by azhu 7y ago
I believe you misunderstand. The question refers to whether or not using the spread syntax only would result in similar performance gains as seen when moving from .concat to .push with the spread. const arraysToMerge = [ arr1, arr2, arr3, .

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