eowyn

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by eowyn 1y ago
> "Taste" is bound to devolve into "I like this" vs "I like that" My read of the article was less "I like this" and more "I've seen xx work best in a situation like this where we're
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by eowyn 1y ago
I think good taste and opinionated aren't quite the same thing but you do need to have some opinions to have good taste, it's almost like a precursor. Good taste then comes from knowing which of your opinions you're optimisin
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by eowyn 1y ago
I think this was the last statement from Ruby Central: https://youtu.be/VyCiE3GjQps?si=QgY1sa_w-59jJjQ3 This topic seems to be in a holding pattern now. People are waiting to see how Ruby Central responds. Some are hoping f
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by eowyn 1y ago
It doesn't require any amount of digging to learn about DHH's opinions. He writes, tweets, speaks about them. He's an influential voice in the Ruby and Rails communities and any regular participants are likely to hear about h
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Only social media companies know how teen ban will work(abc.net.au)
2 points by eowyn 1y ago|0 comments
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by eowyn 1y ago
In this case it's hard to separate the art from the artist. DHH wields significant power in the community and industry. Shopify is likely to back him and they are a major ruby / rails sponsor. He also has immense influence.
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The Ruby community has a DHH problem(tekin.co.uk)
100 points by eowyn 1y ago|53 comments
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by eowyn 1y ago
What does this mean for juniors? A few companies are now introducing expectations that all engineers will use coding agents including juniors and grads. If they haven't yet learnt what good looks like through experience how are they go
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by eowyn 2y ago
>These people will be very persuasive - it’s their job! - but they won’t be there during your next promo discussion, and they’ll walk away from you the second it’s in their interest to do so While I agree you don't want to be helpfu