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by diehunde 7y ago
Or microservices developer/architect
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by diehunde 7y ago
Question for people who contribute: how do you familiarize yourself with the project at the beginning? I'm talking about the actual source code. Do you have any strategy to start? Maybe debugging API calls, or study single files? Thank
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by diehunde 7y ago
Is that the reason Udemy videos are so lengthy? I rarely buy Udemy courses because of that.
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by diehunde 7y ago
By Irvin Yalom. Great if you also want to learn bit of philosophy: - When Nietzsche Wept - The Schopenhauer Cure - The Spinoza Problem
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by diehunde 7y ago
This is great. Thanks!
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by diehunde 7y ago
Link?
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by diehunde 7y ago
I haven’t and I’m a consultant currently on the bench. We got some emails saying there’s nothing to worry about. Still worried though.
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Ask HN: What physical books do you have?
11 points by diehunde 7y ago|12 comments
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by diehunde 7y ago
No. I own a Thinkpad p52s (4.4 pounds) and that's already too much weight to carry around.
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by diehunde 7y ago
How is the PDF reading experience?
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by diehunde 7y ago
It's an e-reader so yes. The new Kindle oasis starts from $250 and it has a smaller screen and you can't write on it. If it were a regular tablet then yeah it would be pricey.
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by diehunde 7y ago
I used to love watching video but since I started reading more books I just can't watch for more than 5 minutes. Recently I discover educative.io which is like reading articles. It's great if you don't like watching videos an
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by diehunde 7y ago
Screencasts say private on YouTube :(
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by diehunde 7y ago
Why not? microservices can also be serverless
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by diehunde 7y ago
I disagree. Many times when I read technical books I understand the concepts and ideas but I end up forgetting the actual name of the concept or idea. Then when I heard someone talking about it or mentioning somewhere I can't remember
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Complexity Is the Constant(stackoverflow.blog)
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Rails
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by diehunde 7y ago
I think O'reilly has one of the biggest catalogs for that budget: https://learning.oreilly.com/signup/ You have access to hundreds of good quality books, learning courses, conferences, etc. Now, I've seen tha
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by diehunde 7y ago
I don't think paying for a podcast or newsletter is very common. Normally they make money with advertising or publishing job offers. Nevertheless, I would love to see more podcasts for learning languages (spoken languages), and newslet
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Also more experienced developers.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Looks very interesting. Too bad they don't have video lectures.
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by diehunde 7y ago
How to build habits. We have a lot of resources today to learn how to create good or remove bad habits in a consistent manner. If you learn this, you can easily acquire other skills such as reading, exercising, less procrastination, etc.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Instructions for assembling furniture. Man those suck.
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He didn't post it
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by diehunde 7y ago
That's like saying SQL is just syntactic sugar around loops for databases. Might be true but it misses the whole point of declarative programming.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Many Software Engineers haven't internalized this concept of time value. A lawyer or a doctor would never do real work for free as part of an interview process but for some reason we don't see it that way when it's about writ
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by diehunde 7y ago
I agree with some of your points. The problem is that a lot of engineers are just not good at DS puzzles under that kind of pressure in that amount of time. Also that's totally unrealistic and is not how Software Engineering works in r
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by diehunde 7y ago
A person I know was given thousands of dollars to pay for their home office setup. They got a modern desk, chair, giant monitor and pretty good computer. This kind of setup would make working from home much more attractive IMO.
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by diehunde 7y ago
If you spend more time on blind you'll see it's kind of a thing there. Obsession around TC. Take a look at the highest salaries on 2019: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19ne7ccUdOWewD4rFDQjjnQEJDgs... 45
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by diehunde 7y ago
I think this is one of the main reasons. I work in the US and big part of the team is located in India. It's very complicated to find time for meetings or if you need to reach out to someone from that team.

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