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by dyeje 5y ago
Twitter doesn't even let you click links to other Twitter pages, it redirects you back to the original link you followed.
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by dyeje 5y ago
It removes the boilerplate of repeating the variable name when it's the same as the hash key. It's an extremely popular syntax in the JavaScript world bleeding over into Ruby. Personally, I enjoy it because it feels more fluid.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Because they had an absurd take home assignment that was basically recreating their entire mobile app.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Company wide demo day / all hands. Time off. Mailed treats. Bonuses.
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by dyeje 5y ago
If you're looking to solo found, yes Rails and Django are both great choices that will let you build extremely quickly.
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Rails 7 and React Install Guide(jeremydye.fyi)
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by dyeje 5y ago
I set a goal of reading 20 books last year, having read maybe 1 the following year. I ended up reading 11. #1 definitely resonates with me. I spent 3 months drudging through The Plague by Camus in particular.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Seems like that is another kind of labeling to me: is our generated image good enough to fool a human?
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by dyeje 5y ago
There have been mortgage products with less than 20% down for a long time now. I bought a house in 2016 for 3.5% down, I had at least 3 separate lenders give me a loan estimate with those terms.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Because write once, run anywhere is a compelling concept.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Do you want to be an individual contributor or an EM again? The latter might be easier if you can find a more people focused role and given your prior experience. For the former, just grind leetcode and keep applying. This first job is goin
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by dyeje 5y ago
Software engineering is too broad of a category to make specific recommendations. You've already noted that there are specific recommendations for AI/ML. Anyway, all you need is a decent processor and alot of memory for most use c
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by dyeje 5y ago
If that's their compensation philosophy then it seems unlikely they will come up. I recommend talking about comp early in the interview process (ideally the first call) to avoid these scenarios.
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by dyeje 5y ago
1. Fill out your LinkedIn profile with keywords related to the job you're looking for. This gives you inbound leads. Discuss comp on the first call. 2. Practice LeetCode. 3. Practice system design. 4. Come up with compelling anecdotes
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by dyeje 5y ago
Nobody cares what your internal performance rating is. People are desperate for warm bodies. Start apply, start talking to recruiters. You will get paid more, you can do this.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Stimulus or Alpine for sure.
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by dyeje 5y ago
People are fake on all social media. LinkedIn content is just more narrow and commercial, so that compounds the effect and makes it seem more pronounced.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Django, Rails, Phoenix, Laravel, etc are all pretty similar at a high level.
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by dyeje 5y ago
RaIlS doEsn'T ScAlE.
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by dyeje 5y ago
It's okay. We can't all be Bill Gates or Michael Jordan. You have value.
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by dyeje 5y ago
What kind of tea? Caffeinated specifically?
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by dyeje 5y ago
Apply to the jobs and see what happens. Maybe you don't need the degree after all. If you do end up needing it, you can probably transfer some of the credits you completed and do nightschool if you don't want to stop working.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Discord seems to be down.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Yep, sorry that's the book I'm referring to.
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by dyeje 5y ago
If your goal is to be good at LeetCode, then save yourself the time and just go straight to LeetCode. Nobody cares if you actually understand the stuff. They just want you to come in and do the dance (recognize the problem archetype, talk t
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by dyeje 5y ago
I am curious if this holds true at organizations that have high performance cultures (e.g. Netflix).
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by dyeje 5y ago
1. Climate change 2. Nuclear war I can't think of a credible third.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Mostly because of their compensation I think.
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by dyeje 5y ago
Put the whole thing on a $5 Digital Ocean droplet. If you end up outgrowing it, that's a great problem to have.
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by dyeje 5y ago
I would never switch from a PaaS unless I was expanding the team beyond just myself. Working on DevOps brings 0 value to my users.

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