dylanhassinger

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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
panopticon . com
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
big question, why? personal choice or is your team downsizing? Re: skills - my standard advice is, every engineer should learn Next.js and launch a personal project using it. That builds familiarity with some modern tools. Re: career devel
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
i would suggest getting a job (any job) so u can live to fight another day remote job would give you the most lifestyle freedom. at least temporarily, turn your old self into a character that u perform 8 hrs a day. thats what we all have to
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
we have 3 layers at my job 1. a custom bash script that wraps curl with some shortcuts. good for quick simple experimentation 2. postman collections. for reference and deeper investigation. 3. playwright api tests. for progamattically chec
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
yes
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Buddy.works is my favorite CI tool
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Thank you for trying to help your friend. I know a disabled man who got some benefits restored after his state senator got involved. you might try contacting office holders at any level
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Business doesn't sound scalable so equity doesn't really matter. Simpler the better But really I'd encourage making your plan around what lifestyle you and your spouse want, and trying to come to consensus and compromise
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
next.js or php
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Next.js
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Express
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
rent a 3br apartment, sublease the other rooms host a monthly dinner join a meetup club for something you're interested in remember - everybody else is lonely too, bring the party to them
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Avi is part of the Ufo Cult
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Avi Loeb is part of the UFO cult
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
he paid billions just to destroy the liberal social network. what a loser
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
why did elon buy twitter just to destroy it
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
part of the UFO cult
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
NodeJS is the most flexible
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
on to the next one
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Transitioning from Next backend to a standalone JS app would be more seamless, u could copy paste. Could use Express or Apollo Server for it
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
whatever u can launch in 1 month
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
yes still relevant, i evangelize 12 factor in my organization there are a few "12 factor revisited" posts out there that make good points
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
then use that stuff. the best stack is usually the stack u know
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
mythical man month & pragmatic programmer
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
adderall
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
My company does hybrid (for local folks) and full remote (for distributed folks, worldwide). Working great. David Sacks is the ultimate rich blowhard
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
its a cuttroat industry and part of becoming a senior technologist is learning to succeed in situations where things are not ideal. it's a fine line when to ask, and when to just deal with it. good luck!
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
quiet working area, looser dress code, flex hours. but asking for anything makes you a target. working remote/hybrid has been a game changer for me becuz I can just do my own thing without anybody getting weirded out
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
maybe stack overflow could, i dunno, keep up with the times
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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
intro to each of these. maybe check out AWS for Non-engineers

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