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by bl4ckm0r3 4y ago
I have lived in San Francisco for more than 4 years, i have also lived in brazil, panama, the uk, ireland, Italy and Spain. Life is not good in America, salaries are good (depending on the job) and there's a lot going on in big cities
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by bl4ckm0r3 4y ago
The winning point over other frameworks is the implementation of island architectures (streaming ssr static content + only load required js to run dynamic components) https://www.patterns.dev/posts/islands-architecture&
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by bl4ckm0r3 4y ago
> Don't most engineering managers get paid more than most IC engineers? Doesn't the move to management progress all the way to the C-suite? If so, then how is moving to management a lateral move? > Don't most engineerin
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by bl4ckm0r3 4y ago
the problem is that most people/orgs don't think this way, they still think their solution is scalable and easy to start (like RoR) and no one optimizes for deletion so eventually you are stuck with all those initial choices until
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by bl4ckm0r3 4y ago
"Of course, it still is cheaper to make food at home. A chicken patty, a bun, and some lettuce and mayonnaise cost maybe a dollar or so overall. A small handful of frozen fries, far less than a buck. You just have to take the time t
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
scalable pdf rendering
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
It really feels like the objective for growth is just to wait, and not based on actual skills. Not sure if this is a good metric tbh, years of experience have a lot to do with type of challenges, and type of challenges have a lot to do with
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Fever $227M Series E and Unicorn Status(bloomberg.com)
1 points by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago|0 comments
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
If you really think the other parties have an idea of what to do with "every other issue" you haven't been looking at politics in the past 20 years.
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
Always enjoyed but in small amounts and weak power. If it's only coding i can definitely see good impact on my performance but having meetings really really bring out the worst side (boredom) of meetings. Small joint with a bit of hash
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
I think starting with a decently written monolith is a great idea, the two things that I always saw that _make things bad_ (fsu) are auth, encapsulation (with no domain boundaries, typically 1 class with lots of responsibilities that are on
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
I have seen OKRs being badly implemented in different companies, the funniest things i have heard: 1. "we have easily achievable (100%) and hardly achievable (70%) okrs" where the 70% are just 100% achievable okrs + a bit that is
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
Why has this discussion become a Svelte vs React war? React is not going anywhere, Svelte is pretty cool and very young and it's exciting and it will be fun to see what cool new patterns emerge from larger use, as much as React pattern
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
Thank you for the comment! Absolutely agree, that is a natural (even though I believe not mandatory) phase of the evolution of a startup/lean company into a scaled organisation. I am not against processes, people need a certain guide o
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
Thanks a lot for your comment! I actually agree with you, maybe it did not come out from the post so let me clarify a little bit. Align your team with the goals of the people above you takes you out of the picture as active contributor and
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
-Author here- thanks! And yeah that is exactly the point... it's a mismatch in expectations and a misplacement of the person. It's very similar to being an IC in a sales oriented company vs a product company. The big issue is that
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What I wish someone had told me before I became a Manager(medium.com)
29 points by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago|6 comments
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by bl4ckm0r3 5y ago
Why does everyone assume the belligerent nature of aliens thinking they evolved as we did? Maybe aliens evolved from a capybara and all they are looking for in the universe is a warm lake to bath in.
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by bl4ckm0r3 6y ago
Last time I talked with an eye doctor (some months ago) and he mentioned that the ideal brightness should match the one of the environment around. if it's darker your eyes work harder and if you are working without environment light (d
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by bl4ckm0r3 6y ago
Does Kuma also support VMs in addition to Kubernetes on both DP and CP?
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by bl4ckm0r3 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:ARM_Linux_distributio...
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by bl4ckm0r3 6y ago
This time is not a great example of Remote working, it would be as sad and stressful (maybe more) if you were forced to live in the actual office and share the same space with all your coworkers every day without being able to leave. on top
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by bl4ckm0r3 6y ago
Just a comment, that i don't want to sound as a critique or a judgement of any kind...there's is a great value in re-evaluating and without this step the "grit" becomes easily stubbornness...BUT it's also very impor
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
Become an expert in what you do, care about others, work to convey your principles and values to them, excite them through the technical decisions you made or will make and inspire them through your vision. Be the person that sees through t
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
The same should apply for TV and i don't see anyone prosecuting Fox News (one of many) for amplifying political lies. Also could you explain the, practical, consequences to political lies? I personally don't remember having seen m
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
Why isn't anyone focused on the fact that, anywhere in the world, there are no consequences for political lies? Politicians can, and usually do, lie on tv, on the radio, on billboards, on their entire career and nothing happens. Why is
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
instant.io and webtor.io are two great examples of in-browser webtorrent streaming/dowmload sites!
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
It's a constant pain of mine to chat with friends that work in Enterprise that deny the possibility that ci/cd & agile mindset could work for them. Usually this is justified by the idea that their org is immutable and therefor
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
Working on big frontend apps is painful, upgrade paths are painful, deprecating packages is painful, testing and debugging is painful. As with microservices, you don't start with 1000 services, but logically being able to split them wh
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by bl4ckm0r3 7y ago
How do you like buildkite?

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