dyeje

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by dyeje 6y ago
Changing a company's culture is nearly impossible at a startup, let alone a behemoth like FB.
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by dyeje 6y ago
_Why_ do you need to test all potential combinations? Just test the critical paths, setup error tracking, and handle the longtail of bugs as they come up. Unless you're building a moon rover this level of granularity is unnecessary.
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by dyeje 6y ago
The quality of life would be better with the public transit is the point of the quote though, not that you have to live somewhere else for good quality of life.
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by dyeje 6y ago
This is a cool idea. I searched a few major cities and didn't get any results though.
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by dyeje 6y ago
They are entirely different products. Bandcamp is a digital storefront and SoundCloud is audio social media. On a related note, their business models are completely different. Bandcamp is bootstrapped and profitable, while SoundCloud is dep
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by dyeje 6y ago
Paycheck is automatically deposited into various savings, what's leftover is spending money. I think your investment strategy is pretty off. Don't bother with CDs, just get a high yield savings and keep 6 months expenses in it (it
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by dyeje 6y ago
Jira sucks but it's not because of these reasons. In fact if you fixed each item here, it would be worse. Jira sucks because it is unopinionated and infinitely customizable. As a result, everybody who believes they've discovered t
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by dyeje 6y ago
Reach out to a few and see how it goes.
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by dyeje 6y ago
I like how there's a typo in literally the first line of the article. Quality reporting.
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by dyeje 6y ago
It's obvious you're a recruiter. When you speak in LinkedIn. One to two sentences per line.
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by dyeje 6y ago
It's not quite the same though, there's a light framework involved for defining how the html is inserted, it's over websockets, new request types, etc. But point taken, I recall using similar techniques a long time ago. I thi
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by dyeje 6y ago
I've used gong.io for this in the past. It produces a transcript and does some other useful stuff. Maybe check it out for UX inspiration.
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by dyeje 6y ago
How would the tags for a submission be determined?
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by dyeje 6y ago
It really depends on the week. Sometimes I'm able to put 30 hours in after hours and over the weekend. Other weeks I'm busy with other priorities and it's 0 hours. That's the balance I've found, I'm not trying
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by dyeje 6y ago
It's not magic, you would design it in advance so you know what you're querying by and what you're returning in the payload. Typically you'd probably separate it into two endpoints `/blogposts` and `/blogposts&
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by dyeje 6y ago
Yes, the advantage of a GraphQL endpoint is you can ask for a variety of things and the tradeoff is potential performance issues for unforeseen queries doing N+1s or something. If you control the API and know all the use cases for a REST en
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by dyeje 6y ago
REST endpoints typically return a specific set of data that you can optimize queries for. Whereas the GraphQL endpoint must handle arbitrary queries which will require some logic to prevent N+1 queries on the related tables or even resolve
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by dyeje 6y ago
The Sun? Really HN? You're better than this.
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by dyeje 6y ago
JavaScript without a doubt. It will enable you to do front-end work which is more beginner friendly and also can be used for the backend as well with node.
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by dyeje 6y ago
You're worth what you can convince someone to pay you. If you think you can earn more, start interviewing and see what the market says. Stay at your current job in the meantime. Once you get some offers, you'll be able to make an
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by dyeje 6y ago
Try working for a product company instead of an agency?
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by dyeje 6y ago
Have fun and don't bet the farm on it because making a hit game is really slim odds.
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by dyeje 6y ago
Tell your boss your goals and make a plan with them to get there.
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by dyeje 6y ago
Yes, there are problems in the United States but I do believe Facebook is accelerating the polarization significantly. We have widespread belief in voter fraud based on no hard evidence. This was simply not even conceivable 4 years ago. Jus
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by dyeje 6y ago
Meanwhile Nestlé is pumping 1.1 million gallons of groundwater per day in Michigan for the cost of $200 a year. https://www.clickondetroit.com/consumer/2018/07/18/residents...
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by dyeje 6y ago
You can sprinkle react components into your regular templates which is quite nice. A full blown SPA feels like way overkill (for my own projects, at least) when Rails handles forms and navigation so much better. You can include packs on a p
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by dyeje 6y ago
Shopify and Stripe have been using it in production.
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by dyeje 6y ago
I don't see anything that makes me think Robinhood is villainous. Sure they have poor customer support and UX designed for engagement, just like every other major consumer tech firm.
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by dyeje 6y ago
What is dead may never die. Times change, open core isn't and hasn't been viable for a while.
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by dyeje 6y ago
Came to say the same. I've found it to be a really great productive combination. I can sprinkle in React components where the UI is especially rich and use Rails for everything else.

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