dandigangi

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by dandigangi 4y ago
Awesome job if you're into data. I personally think data engineering is highly underrated in popularity. I mean not like sitting all day writing ETLs but stuff like building warehouses, ingestion, modeling, etc.
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by dandigangi 4y ago
This is pretty cool. I love a good RTS. Nice job.
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by dandigangi 4y ago
Well said.
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by dandigangi 4y ago
So annoying to do that :|
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by dandigangi 4y ago
Wild that people argue against a11y and usability. I'm sure there is some cases where it doesn't matter but for the rest, hard requirement. At DocuSign it would put us out of compliance if I'm not mistaken.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
I'll never forget the time I walked into Cupertino wearing Google Glass when they were close to releasing the iPhone 6 (big screen one) and I was escorted off the property. Lol
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Exactly
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by dandigangi 5y ago
I'm not being lazy. It's a simpler way to end an email and wishes and regards sounds silly to end an email with to me. Best covers more bases.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Kind of similar to how I think of best but thanks is to preemptive if there is no ask so I add it in main message when there is something that was completed.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Best, [full name] Works for (almost) all cases IMHO. You can drop your last name if there is a slight relationship or less formal. And I just drop down to -[first name] after the relationship is there and for ongoing conversation/threa
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Definitely agree that getting good at Regex over the years and more recently AWK/SED has helped me significantly.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Mental health is no joke. Please seek help if you're struggling.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
These are pretty good questions. I'd put more value on say understanding HTTP or async/promises and how they work vs knowing the differences between methods. You can always look those up. One interesting thing with reduce would be
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Yeah thats true. Good point. Kind of lost that in my comment.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
There's a split between our orgs. DocuSign runs a mono repo. But the big product I work on has its own giant mono repo. Design lib is another giant mono repo comprising general front end things also.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Same experience. It's interesting because we've had great success on our internal design lib's monorepo compared to the overall application. Which makes sense in some regards.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
This hit a little to close to home for me. Haha basic sections is perfect. It is supremely hard to get monorepos right at scale without the right culture, tooling, and gating. But on the microservice side there is a list of clear cons as we
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by dandigangi 5y ago
One of the few things worth actually stealing from BitBucket. Lol
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Sounds about right. It will be worth it when you do. Amazing car. Very happy. Especially if you're a techie.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
$45 gas fee hahahaha
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Hope you get it soon! I assume its a standard range if its taking that long. Got my performance is less than 30 days.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Not saying this is on the same level but I find it interesting that apps at that scale can run on Electron but Facebook's old non-native mobile apps performance was awful.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
I'm curious what you mean by "surprisingly usable" specifically.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Is it still that popular? Felt like it peaked but not the type of software I do so I might be out of the loop.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Definitely going to be buying up shares. Love their products and see Vault/TF (among the other products) growing their role in cloud/security.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Probably within a month. Maybe a small post about it while they get things together more seriously.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Same feelings towards my C1 I just got. Loving LG the last few years.
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by dandigangi 5y ago
LG OLED C1 Series 65” - Easily the best TV I've ever owned. Don't usually mix brands or get models other than Sony/Samsung. Samsung has been disappointing last few years and Sonys upper models in the size I wanted for OLED ar
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by dandigangi 5y ago
Tried to think through situations where I ran into this and felt the same. Usually if I did this I saw it as a poor mutation choice and would revisit a better approach. Just asking for issues IMO.

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