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by hanifc 4y ago
> In fact writing is never one person’s game. Otherwise why bother to write. Writing is useful as a way to better articulate your thoughts. When the thoughts are in your head, it's "obvious" that they just "make sense
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by hanifc 4y ago
I've seen this exact comment so many times over the past year or two that I think it's finally time that I try it out.
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by hanifc 4y ago
> But back 10 years ago I figured I had everything I cared to have, so anything over and above would be gravy. Not so as it turns out. Would you mind sharing what changed? This is actually something I've been thinking about lately.
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by hanifc 5y ago
Normally, I don't comment on Hacker News, but this one hits a bit close to home. Growing up, I had terrible social skills. It wasn't until 18 that I decided I wanted to change that, the source of my motivation being a good friend
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by hanifc 5y ago
> For relaxing it's most important that the thing actually relaxes you. Feeling like you have to read books sounds a little backward. I agree with this, and it's unfortunate it took me so long to figure this out. I used to be p
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by hanifc 6y ago
> So does he propose that people always spell out the full name of all components? To me it comes across as selfish, he only wants people to use acronyms that he personally knows, even when they're not talking to him. I'm curio
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by hanifc 6y ago
> We shouldn’t be making hiring bar so high that it requires a PhD but rather hire on aptitude and hunger for knowledge and feed them. As a self-taught developer with just a few years of experience, I appreciate seeing this sentiment. I
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by hanifc 6y ago
It certainly hasn't. That's the way I get music onto my iPhone today.
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by hanifc 6y ago
Could it be possible that there are people out there who aren't all that opinionated on the matter and just would rather not see the views?
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by hanifc 6y ago
> I highly doubt the intent... I don't think the user was making the point that it was an intentional decision, but rather an unintentional consequence.
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by hanifc 6y ago
> You're absolutely on the wrong side of this. Are we counting being skeptical of a claim as taking the opposite side? Seems like the user is trying to understand the situation rather than advocate for a side.
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by hanifc 6y ago
It's pretty surreal to have just finished reading the blog post[1] on this topic, that was posted just a little bit higher, then to come here and see it played out. [1] https://www.scottadamssays.com/2019/04/30
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by hanifc 7y ago
This was a huge realization that I recently had. I didn't study CS in school, so the past couple months I've decided that I should learn the fundamentals in hopes of becoming a better developer. Learning about data structures an
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by hanifc 7y ago
I've often thought about a similar idea. I'm still relatively new to the industry (3 years programming, 1.5 professionally), but I've found that I'm a BIG fan of refactoring. To me, it's like writing or communicati