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by felideon 6y ago
Well, fwiw, they did just hire Manuel Bronstein who led product at Zynga, YouTube, and Google Assistant: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/joining-roblox-manuel-bronste...
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by felideon 6y ago
It seems like this is the dude: https://twitter.com/thatdetroitandy/status/13313143780969717...
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by felideon 6y ago
How does that work out in practice? At what point would you put in your two-week notice? If you wait until the last day of your PTO, that means you'd overlap in two jobs for two weeks.
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by felideon 6y ago
> The 3-month timer is still running and as soon as the moratorium on evictions is lifted, they can kick you out immediately. Homeowners shouldn't rely on the moratorium. They should have contacted their lender to get on a 3-month f
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by felideon 6y ago
It's easier than that. Pretty much anyone with charisma and public speaking skills can start a non-denominational "Christian" church.
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Swift Concurrency Manifesto(gist.github.com)
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by felideon 6y ago
No. I was unable to silence those thoughts and became a product manager, and am now a UX practitioner with strong opinions on software dev which I also can’t seem to silence (speaking of ego).
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What’s the Most Productive Tool?(netzhansa.com)
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by felideon 6y ago
Not all of them have the same product sense of a good product manager[1]. However, as far as I can tell, the lines do get pretty blurry the more senior you become as a designer. You shift from tactical work to strategic work which can have
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by felideon 6y ago
Perhaps not typically, as tech startup founders tend to skew on the engineering side (outside of your traditionally MBA-founded startups). But I believe a UX designer would make a great co-founder if they focus on user research, information
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by felideon 6y ago
At the end of the video they posted[1], they show the original photos of the authors, the downscaled inputs, and the outputs. [1] https://twitter.com/ak92501/status/1267609090689323008
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by felideon 6y ago
Interesting! Once you're at Swift and Kotlin, is there any reason to pick up Dart? As a web dev, I've done Ruby, JavaScript, and Common Lisp; and have dabbled in Dart, Elixir, and now SwiftUI. If I wanted to start building mobile
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by felideon 6y ago
> the languages I work in today (Swift, Kotlin, Python, Dart, C). Are you a mobile app developer?
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by felideon 6y ago
That's what I figured! If you can hold it all in your head and just jump into the code, that makes sense.
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by felideon 6y ago
Love this story. Idea to launch in less than 2 months. Are iOS devs still shying away from SwiftUI for now? Also, I find it interesting to start coding on day 1 with just a vague idea in your mind. It's probably my UX influence, but I
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by felideon 7y ago
As well as a few others: > By day’s end Thursday, the mayors of Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami and U.S. Sens. Rick Scott and Lindsey Graham had announced they would self-quarantine, as well as the Miami Police Department’s entir
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by felideon 7y ago
> I was fortunate to lead a team of very experienced engineers. Too bad you were more worried about your own productivity than paying it forward and mentoring less experienced engineers. God forbid you would have had that misfortune .
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Altered States of Consciousness(brainpickings.org)
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by felideon 7y ago
Spiers' account of what happened: https://medium.com/@ksspiers/google-fires-another-worker-for...
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by felideon 7y ago
According to Spiers[1], modifying software that runs on every employee's computer was her -job-. [1] https://medium.com/@ksspiers/google-fires-another-worker-for...
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The Four Stages of Santa Claus for Software Developers (2016)(cogini.com)
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Remote Work Encyclopedia(remoteworkencyclopedia.com)
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by felideon 7y ago
Hence the probe by DFS.
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by felideon 7y ago
Sure. Someone on Twitter pointed out that GS is accustomed to catering to business accounts. (The article here also says it is GS' first credit card.) They, and presumably Apple moreso, should have considered this before using the bias
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by felideon 7y ago
Explaining the sexism away does not make it less sexist or defensible. The point is the algorithm has a sexist bias, as multiple anecdotes show.
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by felideon 7y ago
> David Heinemeier Hansson railed against the Apple Card for giving him 20 times the credit limit that his wife got Heh, railed . Good on DHH for using his platform and bringing light to an issue like this. Original thread on Twitter:
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by felideon 7y ago
You raise a good point, but it doesn't mean the OP is wrong. There is an inflection point where, even if the software was originally designed with a target user (persona) in mind, the features that keep getting added are designed for t
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by felideon 7y ago
What patterns are you talking about? Nothing specific to React, as far as I know, helps with maintaining a large codebase. Though, perhaps you mean the larger React ecosystem. But still, what patterns are you talking about? TEA/Redux?
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by felideon 7y ago
For me, that's icing on the cake. Why I truly like and recommend Svelte is its ergonomics. Paired with Sapper, building a fast website is a breeze and feels like you're just writing plain HTML and (supercharged) JS.
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by felideon 7y ago
I use Svelte with Sapper, which takes care of routing for me. From the FAQ: > Is there a router? > You can use any router lib you want. A lot of people use page.js. There's also navaid, which is very similar. If you prefer a de

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