j_z_reeves

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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
I welcome a coworker refactoring a section of the codebase to make it easier to change in the future. I do not like it when a coworker, new to the project, assumes that a certain way is incorrect. Like, introducing docker and additional too
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
I think it's normal to work 50-60 hours a week if you don't actively track your time. When I was going to the office, I actually worked a lot less. I averaged around 35-40 hours. Now that we all are remote, I find myself working 4
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
One thing that bewilders me is the time commitment to writing a blog article. It seems like a lot of these high-profile developers are churning out blog posts. It takes a lot of time to write anything meaningful and coherent. It requires re
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
This is what I had in mind as well. The difficulty ramps up quickly! I just had to do a couple of these and felt confident enough to start applying to jobs.
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
I never heard about cheat engine before. Are there similar tools for other platforms? I know you can hook GDB to any running process, but once you're in the process, discovering what is occurring is often pretty difficult. I'm gue
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
I was surprised by the counts[$1] = counts[$1] + 1, since I didn't think it would correctly coerce a non-existing value to a 0.
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
yes that would also work! I forgot about the `-c` argument for uniq.
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by j_z_reeves 6y ago
nice, I finally took the time to read the man pages for awk. And whipped out a script to count the number of errors occurred for a particular day for a postgres log file. cat logfile | awk '/ERROR:/ {counts[$1] = counts[
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by j_z_reeves 7y ago
Working on creating a SaaS app to help and facilitate customer demos. It's not impressive but I have never shipped an actual app or tried monetizing something, so I'll start with this. Along with creating the app, I'm learnin
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by j_z_reeves 7y ago
Thanks! I'm creating a sight reading trainer using vexflow right now. I just checked out pitchy.ninja, it's awesome! I've been struggling doing ear training and singing over the past decade. This will help! As a side question
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Computer Science Breakdown – Learning to solve problems through algorithms(csbreakdown.com)
2 points by j_z_reeves 7y ago|0 comments
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by j_z_reeves 7y ago
It is definitely good to have a choice between OEM and aftermarket parts. That is important! I am willing to bet that if GE allowed aftermarket replacements, the majority of customers would have still chosen OEM replacement parts. For examp
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by j_z_reeves 7y ago
The MIT Entrepreneur course on EdX also mentioned dominating a beachhead market. Their definition is, "A beachhead market is the place where, once you gain a dominant market share, you will have the strength to attack adjacent markets
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by j_z_reeves 7y ago
I have noticed that popular repos with "good first issue" labels on issues tend to have those issues claimed fairly quickly. There is real competition in trying to display and assert your coding credentials with open source contri
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Risk in developing a simple SaaS solution
2 points by j_z_reeves 7y ago|1 comments