joeyrosztoczy1

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   by joeyrosztoczy1 4y ago

   Estimates or scientifically wild ** guesses (SWAGs) can be an incredible feedback loop to peers, a team, or an organization. For peers, far apart estimates might indicate differences in understanding of the problem/solution. For a team
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   by joeyrosztoczy1 7y ago

   I feel like there's an important follow up study in how much humans can compress data with respect to those bits (cat -> large -> mane ~= lion).
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   by joeyrosztoczy1 8y ago

   As a shameless plug, there are a lot of interesting perks for a generalist to using Elixir. - Declarative + functional programming - Highly productive (great frameworks for embedded + web, developer ergonomics, etc) - Great exposure to Act
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   by joeyrosztoczy1 8y ago

   I absolutely love the way the Elixir/Erlang + OTP projects (even within frameworks like Phoenix) decouple code organization / administration from the software runtime itself. You can have both ^^ (and every tradeoff whichever ext
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   by joeyrosztoczy1 8y ago

   Just have to plug the super-practical and awesome implementation of CRDT's in Elixir's Phoenix Framework used for pub_sub and in the Presence feature: https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_pubsub/bl
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   by joeyrosztoczy1 8y ago

   I've been working as a cofounder of a startup and fullstack engineer the last 4 years and have tried a lot of different things to manage mental health. One important comment I want to make is that even well managed, life is a journey w
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   by joeyrosztoczy1 9y ago

   This is an all time favorite: Sandi Metz' Practical Object Oriented Design https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321721330/ref=as_li_tl?ie... It takes the cognitive overhead off of the programming language