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hitsurume
5y ago
The right idea / problem hasn't appeared in my life yet. I think part of it is i'm a frugal person, so anything I "need" I try my best to get for free or discounted as much as possible. Because of this frugality,
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5y ago
I'm curious to know why you're getting dejected? Is it because you can't get work done and your manager is hounding you, even though its not your fault the builds aren't working? Are you part of DevOps/CI team and
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5y ago
Hammerspoon - AHK for Mac. Been great to use to set custom keybinds for different apps.
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5y ago
I hope I did not come off harsh as much as wanting to be authentic to the people who ask for help. Right now in the industry its very polarized on how to get a job, meaning anyone can do it if they just learn the hard things they need to l
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5y ago
I spent two years mentoring someone who wanted a SWE / programming career. About 60% of that time was me slowly getting them to realize that they HATED programming but only wanted the career for the money and status. If you really wa
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hitsurume
5y ago
I see two different questions here: Do you want more money and more responsibility? Or do you want to be liked and accepted by your peers? Some more questions: Do you like the person you are right now? Would talking and communicating more
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hitsurume
5y ago
Is this a question about self hosting apps as a business model or is this a question on why can't developers make apps easier to install? Why would a non tech user want to self host an app, what kinds of apps do you imagine they would
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5y ago
As a former QA Eng, this is pretty spot on. We use to have a lot more lead time in doing manual testing and catching things during feature testing and then adding to our regression suites. Nowadays the mindset of continuous delivery is to
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5y ago
I'm in the same boat. Some reasons why I think we're in this situation: 1) We have solved most of our own problems that we can't think of a problem to solve. 2) We don't know anyone who has a problem that is not sp
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5y ago
The hardest thing about finding a great job is finding a great boss. A great boss is someone who respects your work, your boundaries, and who understands your strengths and weaknesses. A great boss/manager will do their very best to
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5y ago
Be your own biggest critic? Leans into the perfectionist mindset.
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6y ago
Can you provide more details? What city / area are you looking for jobs? What programming languages do you have development experience in? How many jobs have you applied for? How many have called you back? How many have gotten to a w
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6y ago
If by compete, you mean "beat" Amazon, that isn't going to happen. If you mean "compete" as in "make a living selling stuff online", you can compete very well against Amazon, as well as any other online r
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6y ago
What's the documentary called?
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6y ago
This is me right now. I get the basics of Go, but I don't understand when i'm suppose to have something be a pointer, and when i'm suppose to use * or & . Anyone who has a good explanation in a EL5 way, would help me a
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6y ago
I really like the game Slay the Spire and would love people to make online / web version of it (please no mobile).
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6y ago
Some suggestions: 1) Don't go home, you have a habit of going home and "chillin", so just don't self study there. 2) Stay at your office and self-study there after work. You're already in the environment where yo
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6y ago
Not OP but if I can ask an additional question: How are you writing the blogs? Are you using a headless CMS? If so which one? Or are you using some kind of markdown editor?
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7y ago
This is a tough call, and I agree with others that it depends if you guys are at risk, or around people that could be at-risk, ie living your your parents / grand parents. BUT, how I would approach this is that if I hated doing those
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7y ago
Something not commonly talked about is knowing how to respect the IC's that a lead/manager will manage. All the bad leads/managers i've had, had always been people who would jump to please their bosses and take on horri
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7y ago
Did I miss the memo that startups were suppose to be easy and instant successes?
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7y ago
Pretty sure the internet isn't the problem but the services you depend on being able to scale properly. The service that does the streaming needs to be able to handle the extra traffic on their servers or else everything will just cra
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7y ago
If you're planning to run your own cluster, throw out the word simple. If you want simple, pay GCP or AWS for their solutions.
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7y ago
Not sure about gmail, but its been this way for awhile with gchat and i'd presume gmail too.
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7y ago
Assuming you're in the position of power, you have to clean house in your company / department and weed out all the bad management / policies that drove people out in the first place. Then, you in theory will have a large am
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7y ago
#1 reason why people leave their jobs is because of their managers. A good IC will stay with a good manager, a good IC will leave instantly with a bad manager, and easily find another job (because they're a good IC, duh). So if all y
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7y ago
It sounds like you work for a rather large company if it would take $100m to be as competitive as this company, yet at that valuation, it doesn't make sense that they're trying not to grow bigger then what they are, because they&#
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7y ago
If you see untapped potential in the company, why not just quit and start a competing company? If the company you work for is mildly successful, it sounds like there's room for more competition and for you to grab a larger share of th
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7y ago
Is there a reason you want DevOps culture? Is the current process broken or unproductive in some way? Have you guys had security incidents before? Is there enough manpower / team bandwith for everyone to get on board with the new ch
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7y ago
I think you underestimate the nationalist / brain washing of the general public in China. People in China will blindly support the face of their country over something like sports without question.
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