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kirso
2y ago
Sorry I should have been more clear, the title was based on a very popular post from a few days: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40105121 I don't hate the industry, I am a PM and work with engineers daily but look
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kirso
2y ago
Thanks for the perspective!
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kirso
2y ago
Mostly time and mental capacity with already demanding job to be honest. I enjoy programming so much that I'd love to do it full-time, just not in a corporate.
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Ask HN: How do I get better at programming as a hobbyist?
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2y ago
Whats the last time you used bubble sort in your Linktree clone side-project?
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2y ago
Great observation. I started learning programming years ago and never had an inclination to become a software engineer professionally. Whilst everyone is doomscrolling about AI taking over, I am learning basics and fundamentals of programmi
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kirso
2y ago
Was trying to comprehend Waking Life but I feel like you really need to go into it with 100% focus.
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2y ago
Its a general problem of always thinking how to "level up". Also a recent random view on this: https://nickang.substack.com/p/my-problem
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2y ago
Growth at all costs? Taking shortcuts? Sounds familiar...
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2y ago
There are a few: - https://openalternative.co/ - https://www.opensourcealternative.to/ - https://opensourcealternatives.org/ - https://www.btw.so/open-source-alternatives B
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2y ago
You can tell by the outrage every single time the new MBA/MBP model comes out.
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2y ago
Interesting! Thank you for that. I don't plan to become an "employed" dev - just want to build my own projects :) Curious what part of the world that is? I know in Japan Rails is big.
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kirso
3y ago
Yeah, I think the safe option for employment is React. I would have picked up Rails, but I am not well-versed with Ruby despite knowing about the productivity of the stack.
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kirso
3y ago
Seeing Rails having a resurgence, to be honest if I would have started with Ruby a few years back, it would indeed be a no-brainer productivity wise.
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3y ago
I am quite far from ML :) My app is just a few external APIs - Fetch audio - transform to text - let users edit - save and publish via a form - send to another external API
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3y ago
Yep, seen this going quite a bit: - Server side framework (Hono or ElysiaJS) - HTMX / Hyperscript, Alpine Seems simple enough, but still not a lot of batteries so you kind of start building from scratch every time.
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3y ago
I have no experience with Java unfortunately, just a typical vanilla web stack :/
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3y ago
Yeah haven't seen it much. Think Sveltekit though compiles and ships min. sizes as well.
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kirso
3y ago
There is no need for a practical answer, because it has been answered 1000 times. The reason why people are stuck in the bog is pretty much fear. The fear of being rejected, accepted, sharing publicly (aka being judged). Telling people to &
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kirso
3y ago
Probably because the author is not trying to appeal to a corporate organization but just writing in his own tone of voice.
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Ask HN: What framework should I learn?
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Ask HN: What are some underrated sci-fi books?
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3y ago
A lot of people going into entrepreneurship because of unemployment and its a good enough reason for them to build a successful business. If it doesn't show survival and problem solving instinct, I don't know what is and not sure
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3y ago
"irreparable damage to my career." Means I care too much what others think of me - which is not a great sign. The most interesting companies I've seen are hiring former founders and have open roles - because they know you are
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3y ago
I believe same was the case for "Growth mindset"
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3y ago
Interesting, what streaming taught me when discovering new music is to skim and listen to beats / rhythms. I can pretty much tell in a few seconds whether the song is a banger, medium - worthy of adding to liked, or not enjoyable by my
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3y ago
I think the world fossil fuel capitalists will have something to say about that unfortunately :/
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Unbundling Tools for Thought
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kirso
3y ago
Are there any migration ways (to for instance offload everything from iCloud to Memories)?
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3y ago
Isn't that the entire point of PRO?
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