kalyantm

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by kalyantm 6y ago
What I dont get is how polarized the states currently is. It's either black or white. Red or Blue. Dems or Republicans. I tend to lean a little to the left myself, but people need perspective. Biden is inheriting a mess, but what I lik
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Does anyone else think that Airtable is headed down the same path? Hot mess in terms of trying to do a lot, and never being able to find out what i actually need?
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Yup, same for me. FF on Linux
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by kalyantm 6y ago
for real though, how does one develop the Intuition? (apart from personal experience of course) Are there tells?
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Did anyone else read the title and instantly think of Gavin Belson from Silicon Valley?
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by kalyantm 6y ago
can i ask how you got into the field? Not op, but I too am stuck in this web (pun intended lol) about frameworks, and REST and only have a high level understanding of software I really want to dig deeper, do DS/Algo and get better at t
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Really like the idea, but my god, what is with that url structure?
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by kalyantm 6y ago
We are a small consulting company that offers multiple IT related solutions: Project Management, Data Migration and our flagship - remote online training programs (for certification in AWS, Azure, Oracle, and SAP). Our head is an IT veteran
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Who else is praying that AMP reaches that list ASAP?
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Yes. A lot. this is one of the things that really hit me hard when we closed our office and went fully remote Ad hoc random conversations about mechanical keyboards, good beers and tech opinions (React vs Vue, iOS vs Android) A lot of peopl
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Scrimba is absolutely phenomenal. Our company bought the CSS course sometime ago and it has been amazing. Our frontend team realized how much we were just skating by with our CSS knowledge and personally learnt quite a lot from it.
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Thinkpad T14S - Good ryzen performance, nice keyboard (it's a thinkpad) and lightweight. Best decision i made this year for a portable machine. (pair it with Fedora + bspwm like I did and it's blazingly fast and good!)
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by kalyantm 6y ago
I found that inculcating simple habits like the following, helped me: * I have a workstation setup with a monitor, keyboard and other desk utils. All "work" happens only on my desk. The minute i walk away, i dont do any work relat
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by kalyantm 6y ago
I think the most satisfying part for is the elimination of the constant context switch between my jsx/html and css file. We use CSS modules and it drives me crazy to keep switching back and forth to add styles. Plus is think <div cl
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Any comments from someone using this font as a daily driver? I cant seem to move on from Source Code Pro (not that i'm looking to, just tried a couple and found myself clinging to Source Code Pro at the end of the day) This looks nice
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Ever since I switched to a functional style of writing production code, I immediately see my abstractions are a lot better. I've had many instances before where I used to do function do_something(param1, param2, booleanParam1, booleanP
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by kalyantm 6y ago
I kinda agree with the core issue here: Writing small, hermetic unit tests wont get you far, but unit tests themselves get you only so far. As Kent C Dodds puts it, Write few tests, mostly integration. That immediately sat with me. When u m
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by kalyantm 6y ago
As someone with the iPhone SE, i am waiting (and will forever wait) for a 4', no bezel, iPhone SE (what should have been the actual successor to the iPhone SE, rather than the iPhone 8 body)
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by kalyantm 6y ago
Exactly my thought. I've always loved FP, I write JS in a FP style at work, and have always wanted to get into learning something like Elm/PureScript (and eventually Haskell) but I feel like it takes ages to get productive. That P
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by kalyantm 6y ago
as a JS developer, @getify is pure gold. He really dives deep into somewhat "simple" JS topics well.
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by kalyantm 7y ago
I've started to do yoga. Two weeks in and it's going well actually. Also as a FE Developer, the inner workings of JavaScript
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by kalyantm 7y ago
the real man, right here.
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by kalyantm 7y ago
A little off topic, I'm genuinely interested in diving into Math again. Never appreciated it in college (Comp Sci Engineering, had the first year with some engineering maths) but now i really want to get into it again. (Calculas, trign
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by kalyantm 7y ago
What people fail to consider is even with the high end smartphones, how do we know you are guranteed full speed 4G all the time? The network speed varies greatly in various places (in the subway, through the tunnels etc) and more often tha
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by kalyantm 7y ago
Really? I found quite the opposite to be true. Once we had drinks with our manager discussing our lives in general and it gave him a much better understanding of how we approach things generally in life and he was able to get so much more o
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by kalyantm 7y ago
I completely agree with point 1. Everyone said the first month would be the hardest, but halfway through my 9th month, I still think it's the hardest thing to do. The thing is, now it's become such an integral part of my daily rou
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by kalyantm 7y ago
jj for the win
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by kalyantm 7y ago
Agreed. Touch typing + learning vim changed the way I work and boosted productivity to another level
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by kalyantm 8y ago
I think it boils down to the fact that they think "tests first", which means they can visualize the module/software that is being built. All the inputs and outputs and how the software is supposed to work. That being said, if