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by hamasho 4y ago
> “does the company optimize for focus time/flow time during the workday” I like this rephrase too. I've recently joined a new team, and having several synced meetings helped me onboard quickly. I hate if we need to have meetin
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by hamasho 4y ago
> ...especially within a country (same pay for California or Nebraska) because movement is so easy. I can't entirely agree with this. Yes, it's easier to move if your job is completely remote. But for many people, the most sign
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by hamasho 4y ago
My favorite is `ts`! It adds a timestamp at the beginning of each input line. I often use it with tee to save the log output of any command. $ ping google.com | ts '[%Y%m%d-%H:%M:%.S]' | tee /tmp/ping.log [20220416
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by hamasho 5y ago
I'm a web person defending web things but providing something on the web has a significant advantage. I know you've heard this again and again, but I can't emphasize it enough. You can use the site from most platforms, includ
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by hamasho 5y ago
Yeah... It's dangerous to accept random YouTubers' content as fact mindlessly. I'm not sure all he says are correct, but at least he uses the target companies' engineer blogs, external articles, and some open-sourced par
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by hamasho 5y ago
> Other than some very high-profile companies (like Netflix, github) ... it's hard for me to find easily digestible (20-60 mins) examples So I think this doesn't meet your requirements, but I like Tech Dummies Narendra L's
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by hamasho 5y ago
For reference [0]. It should be tough to have such a name. The most important systems like tax/insurance/airline booking are often the most unkind systems. If you're not familiar with computers, it's almost impossible to
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by hamasho 5y ago
> The problem is at this point I have been on the team too long to ask any basic questions, one of the senior engineers even pointed out they shouldn't be helping me with certain processes at this point. The senior dev is toxic. Any
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by hamasho 5y ago
Fantastic! I feel really superior when I succeed in clicking immediately after the previous click. I clicked on the target arc and was relieved. But I immediately realize the next arc is right there, or I'm even on the arc now! Then ad
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by hamasho 5y ago
I guess they don't like it. If the device is not broken, but the user is dead, they have fewer consumers and more good devices in the secondhand market, no profit. But if the user survives and the device is broken, he or she continues
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by hamasho 5y ago
I'm sure "Nintendo Router" would be much more terrible product...
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by hamasho 5y ago
Somehow, I too see a lot of features that exists solely to increase the company's profit and only annoy customers. I always wonder why they think this is a good idea. But then I remember I often implement those features as a developer.
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by hamasho 5y ago
I think it's good that well-founded institutions publish well-crafted datasets for everyone else. It helps small teams develop their model. The problem here is, though, most publishers don't accept papers if the new proposal isn&#
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by hamasho 5y ago
I agree with that. But it's worth noting that we need to spend more time on task management with a shorter development cycle. In waterfall or scrum or whatever, one development cycle often comes with listing tasks, prioritizing, planni
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by hamasho 5y ago
Additionally, as a start-up, we rarely know what the product should be. We have a first vague idea of the product but don't know what it exactly is. Commonly, the ideal product is different from the initial design, and we only know tha