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Germany's elite research institution fails young scientists
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Shredding code every once in a while
(registerspill.thorstenball.com)
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Ask HN: How do you go from good to great Programmer?
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3y ago
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3y ago
I’m currently a mid-level SRE engineer cornering the senior level. My goal is to reach the principal/distinguished levels. I’ve found myself in the I told you so moments in my team and have had an informal heads-up about a promotion. I
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3y ago
Ohh the more you write the more inspiring it gets. You cleared my thoughts towards what to do, I'll act on it. I checked you website and OSS work, really good stuff
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gosenx
3y ago
You really motivated me here. Thank you. I'm planning to getting into containerd and kubernetes. I will have something to show for by the mid-year. I'm sure. Thank you.
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gosenx
3y ago
How far into your career are you in? I imagine that it is frustrating to see your efforts go to waste.
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3y ago
How did you grow? I imagine that to become a director one must have had a very good IC career and accomplishments.
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3y ago
I think I will have to find something to do on the side because everywhere I went with that I thought I would program a lot I ended up not doing much programming.
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3y ago
Ohh I’m jealous of you. I dream of coming near that number this year on my personal projects. I’m in the market looking for something in the intersection of infra/systems programming. It has been tough to get interviews due to my locat
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3y ago
Are you self employed or working for a company?
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3y ago
Sounds like a lot of fun. I work as Platform Engineer so I’m also on call for about 30+ a week sometimes. The only thing I don’t get to do is programming a lot, I mean I do write some Terraform, YML, Go, scripts etc but not the type of codi
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3y ago
I’m sure that being an IC for 15years helped you develop the technical sharpness that allows you to make decisions and do deep dives occasionally. I want to be in the 70-90% of coding now because as I improve and move up I will not have had
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Ask HN: How much code do you write in your job?
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The Programmer's Stone
(datapacrat.com)
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We don't have senior engineers anymore
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3y ago
I think that what really makes us not take action after we read something is this notion of "I will get back to it later" that we get after highlighting or writing notes about it. You have to be deliberate. If you think something
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gosenx
3y ago
I don't know if anyone feels the same, but lately I have been regretting not have _enjoyed university_ because I wanted to rush to get a job. There is so much knowledge to acquire getting a degree that I kinda think that there is some
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How you became an advanced Linux user?
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3y ago
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3y ago
Great point
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3y ago
Computer Science in general, or more specific to distributed systems, networking, cloud computing.
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Ask HN: Where do researchers hang out?
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3y ago
This guide by Beej is pretty good https://beej.us/guide/bgnet0/ , he has a similae one on Network programming. Also reading TCP and IP RFCs will greatly help you.
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Computer Units Confusion in the Industry
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3y ago
I just discovered that kB, KiB mean two different things. How many of you knew about this? And has it impacted anything you have worked on?
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3y ago
Great point. I remember years back when I tried to learn Webpack and I found it to be unnecessarily complex for me at the time and I did not get which problem it was trying to solve. It was only when I decided to do things on my own way tha
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If I Know what's good for me, why am I sabotaging myself?
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3y ago
Yes. It's goal is to help you stay focused. I don't know where I heard this phrase, but it goes like this: > discipline prevents you from doing things you actually don't want to do. Having a career file that you constantl
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Do you have a personal career roadmap?
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