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by deeteecee 5y ago
Yes, it does depend. My recommendation would still be to follow up with what I said and master the common ones used for basic conversation first. Then work on the rarer ones that pop up in the news or when you're renting apartments or
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by deeteecee 5y ago
I'd stick to the common ones, you don't need to learn them all.
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by deeteecee 5y ago
Your explanation was a bit unclear in the beginning but I think I got the point. From my perspective, you're describing two skilled coders (neither bad) but asking about the speed tradeoff, neither being bad. I try to be that ideal pro
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by deeteecee 5y ago
Thoughts in my head: * They should be aware from the onset that this requires investigation first of all. You would provide them with an update to see if you can actually timebox it midway into the process (be that the EOD or on another day
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by deeteecee 5y ago
Yeah, it's definitely not gonna be that explicit. There's a section under Cover called "Introduction to the Guide" that explains their objectives. Anyways, this doc is gonna be useful for me because while I took computer
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by deeteecee 6y ago
It doesn't look like you don't like working but similar to everybody, we have other things we would've loved to do that doesn't generate the income. Anyways, I always thought big companies fit the bill for this even thou
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by deeteecee 6y ago
I don't see anything wrong with that but I do feel like you can still attain that same role but have it less overloaded. Maybe try a different company or share this with your boss? I think I rarely read about people being burned out at
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by deeteecee 6y ago
wanna just share the README and we can give some feedback? i wouldn't care about it being boring but one thing I dislike about a lot of technical documents is I feel like there's always a simple way to translate it into simpler en
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by deeteecee 6y ago
Just don't attend them. Be honest and say you have work to do.
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by deeteecee 6y ago
im still a young engineer but few thoughts: * consider an alternative to confluence. that monster is unreadable especially if you have larger docs. also not enjoyable to edit and pretty much leaves all docs stale and unwanted. * Do you have
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by deeteecee 6y ago
same! im amazed it was still going and adding so many integrations.
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by deeteecee 6y ago
It sounds like "talking to people" is the key point. How about just going out to social events and meeting people? There's also groups that focus on presentation skills as well if you wanted to improve on that aspect. For me,
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by deeteecee 6y ago
I have my own personal document (any text editor would do) for notes attached to whatever I'm working on. What's on it depends on the task but usually, I write down all the things that need to get done and the status of where I&#x
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by deeteecee 6y ago
A pretty informative post. I like the mindset and towards the end, yup, the only big mistake that was made was not trying to switch to other teams at Stripe first. But certainly nothing wrong with switching jobs like that. Live and learn.
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by deeteecee 6y ago
I get what you're saying but in my view, it's more of a massive time sink. I think of it as having to spend many hours preparing for an exam. And I have to do this every time I switch jobs. The algorithms and ideas do sort of stic
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by deeteecee 6y ago
im pretty sure 99% of the time no one uses it that way lol.
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by deeteecee 6y ago
I mean, i think you just need practice. i feel like you're thinking too literally about the basic process of programming and trying to apply it to sql. Regarding table joins, this visual with venn diagrams on https://stackov
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by deeteecee 6y ago
That's a lot of points for an article that didn't say much. also, I question the author's experience of 10 years if he considered those hard questions to answer. But point well taken, we want an easier and more usable tool. I
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by deeteecee 6y ago
it was never up for me :)
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by deeteecee 6y ago
yep, im pretty sure they're just calling it 3D because of playing on a physical chess board but we can obviously play it in 2D. if i was creating the game, i would've done the same because of all those jokes about playing chess in
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by deeteecee 6y ago
i think it would be reasonable to just guide him to say "hey, you often just start off these online messages with 'hi.' can you just get to the point first?"
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by deeteecee 6y ago
im in sf and we had a new contractor in india who wanted to ask about my PR comments and started with "hi." yeah...
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by deeteecee 6y ago
I'm a bit confused by the article. It ended with a question about whether Brigade should keep that money but has only answered on the side of "Brigade is wrong. They should return the money back."
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by deeteecee 6y ago
Is there a lot of work-related material surrounding you? I really just have my macbook and that's it. If that's not the issue, maybe just repeatedly remind yourself at a specific that time that work is over and to relax.
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by deeteecee 6y ago
"We asked 950..." Okay I closed the article and left. I guess I'm surprised people keep saying they're surprised by the percentage and whatnot.
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by deeteecee 6y ago
I feel like I'm reading my exact same thoughts from the past year. (Other than the "several hundred thousand a year." After talking to my manager, it sounds like metaphorically, I'm on poverty line in the software world)
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by deeteecee 6y ago
that's good to hear. a bunch of smokers still smokin straight up in my face in sf
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by deeteecee 6y ago
haha, curious what the actual context behind that statement is. one thing id ask them is does anyone on that team understand how that system works? also, what's the reason it was broken?
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by deeteecee 6y ago
i drew one and it said "be more persuasive." i guess it wants more.
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by deeteecee 7y ago
What made you drop out of the vocational school?

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