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by johndavid9991 4y ago
I appreciate the feedback and will try to get better at listing my tasks. One thing that I will struggle to copy is figuring out the best schedule that works for me. Our team finds it hard when there is too much flexibility in the schedule
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by johndavid9991 4y ago
hi @tluyben2, what is the nature of your work and how do you measure your output?
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by johndavid9991 4y ago
@uuyi thank you, starting with a small reasonable task or things that take ten minutes seems to be a good trick. I will try this. Whenever I start my day, I try to finish some of the complex tasks right away, thinking the rest of my todos a
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by johndavid9991 4y ago
@pgt, yes, throughout the pandemic, I work from home alone. Before that, I worked at the office for more than 8 years
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Ask HN: Has remote work made you procrastinate more?
92 points by johndavid9991 5y ago|80 comments
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Political candidate pages automatically got liked by my Facebook account
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by johndavid9991 5y ago
what are the pros and cons so far?
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by johndavid9991 5y ago
We are using Monday.com as well but not in the engineering team.
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Ask HN: What project management tool is your team using and why?
2 points by johndavid9991 5y ago|8 comments
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Ask HN: Thoughts on making metaverse open source?
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Ask HN: Are there tech recruiters here looking to place more candidates?
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Ask HN: Attend a coding bootcamp or self study?
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Respect! I plan to do the same when I get old. You are an inspiration Sir.
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Ask HN: What pain points you wish your project mgmt tool would solve?
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Ask HN: What lightweight JS libraries do you use to keep codes short and clean?
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Back in 2015, we hired someone who is an undergraduate ME student. I trained him, and I was amazed at how fast he learned, and he is now one of our devs. Your background in Mechanical Engineering will help you a lot, with the right training
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Ask HN: We're ditching AngularJS, any recommendations aside from ReactJS?
3 points by johndavid9991 6y ago|4 comments
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
First, is about simplicity, ASANA, for example, used to be very easy and straightforward to use, now got more complex than before. JIRA has tons of features, most of it we don't need. We wanted to use a simple tool that focuses on gett
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Ask HN: Best way to measure someone's knowledge on data structures & algorithms?
4 points by johndavid9991 6y ago|3 comments
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Good for you. This is the part that I struggle the most, I quarantined for more almost a month and depression and anxiety kicks in the most when you are alone.
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Wow, that's a lot! Thanks for sharing, especially iTerm2 and MacVim.
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Ask HN: What new skills have you learned since shelter-in-place started?
2 points by johndavid9991 6y ago|7 comments
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Awesome! How did you learn how to code? Did you self-study or took coding classes online or bootcamps?
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Experienced this last week, too, we worked hard to complete a feature, and we were ready and excited to merge and push the update to production, then GitHub was suddenly down. We didn't sleep well that night. We could have done some wo
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
I manage 30+ employees, which includes at least 20 software engineers. My team and I eventually built an Employee and Project management software that addresses pain points of managing multiple teams and multiple projects. We don't use
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
You know the core fundamentals of programming, and you simply need to be retrained. You may start with this basic JavaScript course to refresh your skills. If you are interested in learning more about training opportunities that could event
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
friendster.com!
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
As we work with our clients from the US, we also work closely with their employees - that part still gives the feeling of remote work for us. Most of our team members or employees live 10 to 40 minutes' drive away from each other, so
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Remote work could be perfect for individual contributors, but it's still full of challenges for people who work on teams. There's been a lot of buzz lately about remote work. I have been working remotely since 2012; the challenges
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by johndavid9991 6y ago
Finally, Some Privacy: After 10 Years, Giant Pandas Mate in Shuttered Zoo - https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/07/world/asia/panda-mating-h... lol

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