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glued
4y ago
What incentive does someone born perfect have to strive for perfection?
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glued
5y ago
I was on track to go to a prestigious university in high school when my fundamentalist christian parents kicked me out of the house at the age of 16. I ended up jumping around to live with different friends then eventually my grandparents.
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glued
5y ago
I have the Sony A1 and Nikon Z7. Started to get into wildlife photography when the pandemic started and the Z7 autofocus failed me. I would take 30 photos of a bird in flight and 1 would be in focus. So I purchased the A1 which can track a
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glued
5y ago
mutation observer for perfect score https://gist.github.com/glued/683fbfb663a9199d03da4adac4b80d...
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glued
5y ago
Exactly, and when those folks don't measure up they blame everyone and everything for their problems.
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glued
5y ago
Working from home / remote has had significant effects on collaboration and execution especially for more junior employees. Only a handful of more senior engineers have been more productive from my experience. Additionally, company pol
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glued
5y ago
One challenge I've seen in practice is that psychological safety is often used as an excuse for why someone is under performing instead of holding them accountable and helping them.
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glued
6y ago
Modern frontend development hasn’t failed, the industry has. Frontend development is looked down on as “not real programming” or “simplistic” but it takes years to master and requires skills of both an engineer and designer. Leetcode and bo
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6y ago
Exhausting but satisfying. Design and engineering have overlapping process and goals. Performance, problem solving, structure, creativity, experimentation... Unfortunately I've seen many who want to be both but are a master of none.
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glued
6y ago
Agreed, and I've seen way more instances of developers who have no idea what they're doing, not interested in learning, and actually leaving a wake of destruction.
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6y ago
Tests are only as good as the person who writes them. Typescript is just another way to build confidence in your codebase. I have found it to be an invaluable tool in large projects especially on teams with various levels of experience.
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glued
7y ago
video from Atlas Obscura about the toy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeyoJGqKbOQ
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glued
9y ago
Why use this over TypeScript?
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glued
10y ago
source Matt DesLauriers https://github.com/mattdesl/color-wander