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Ask HN: Resources about Networking for Developer?
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erkanerol
6y ago
Unicorn!
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erkanerol
6y ago
I am single. I have no kids. I am not allowed to go outside because of the lockdown. I have 32 hours in a weekend. I can spend 8 hours for reading and I think it is enough to finish a 150-pages book. I am reading books with my kindle, under
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erkanerol
6y ago
Here is my recommendation: Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman https://www.amazon.com/Apprenticeship-Patterns-Guidance-Aspi...
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Ask HN: Best books under 200 pages for developers?
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erkanerol
6y ago
Note-taking is very similar to blogging. Many people lose so much time while searching for the best app instead of taking notes. If you want to develop a proper note-taking habit, just start writing into somewhere. md files, evernote, notio
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erkanerol
6y ago
That is why I said "At least for a while" at the end. You can take initiative and feel responsible in that 2-5 years.
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erkanerol
6y ago
Here are my tips: https://erkanerol.github.io/post/adapting-a-project/ Quote from the blog post: "Last but not least. Feel responsible from day one. You are a part of the team and you are responsible for eve
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erkanerol
6y ago
>whats your objective in learning all those things? being a world-class software engineer >Do you mean you are worried about not being able to pick up another job if you lose your current one? no for the short term but yes for the lon
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> The feeling of heavy work and little work can burn you out. This is a marathon, not a race. Get your form right, take each step easy, and keep your eyes forward Inspiring words! Thanks...
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6y ago
> Why do you think of that? were you hired as the person that knows all of them? > Remember that as software engineers, our job is to solve problems. It doesn't matter what technology, language, or framework as long as you bring
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Ask HN: What is your learning strategy?
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erkanerol
7y ago
Fixing a lot of small issues to make the codebase ready for production without getting bored. Unfortunately, only small portion of software engineering is sexy and cool.
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Ask HN: Is Spotify Down?
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7y ago
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erkanerol
7y ago
competitive salary, good tech stack and especially the people in my office. I have some friends with whom I can talk about whatever I am interested in such as arthouse movies, books, coffee, etc.
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erkanerol
7y ago
I am using wikiwand: https://www.wikiwand.com/
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BASH: Lingua Non Grata
(erkanerol.github.io)
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erkanerol
7y ago
I would say PHP. When everyboby is learning Go or React or k8s and when millions of websites are still running with PHP, it may be a very rare skill in the future :)
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erkanerol
7y ago
It touched my heart :( I worked more than one year on a service virtualization project in my previous job with 6-7 people and it has never been used by a real customer because of really bad management. I am still so angry. Our product was a
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erkanerol
8y ago
I am glad to hear I am not alone.
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erkanerol
8y ago
I read many of the comments. There are lots of good suggestions. I believe these skills should be checked as well. - to be able to explain something (whatever the candidate knows) by drawing boxes+arrows on white board - to be able to write
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Slack is down again
(status.slack.com)
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8y ago
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Ask HN: Git repositories to learn how to develop microservices on k8s
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erkanerol
8y ago
AdSense sucks on a small scale :(
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Ask HN: How can I make money when I am bored?
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Cloud Native CI: Infrabox
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InfraBox: Cloud Native Continuous Integration
(blog.infrabox.net)
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Is publishing Kafka's books GDPR compliant?
(twitter.com)
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Show HN: How much do you know the profile photos of your followings?
(whichone.xyz)
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9y ago
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Ask HN: Easy way of putting ads into website
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