kirso

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by kirso 4y ago
The complexity of the front-end scares me sometimes...
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I kind of miss the 1.6 version :(
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by kirso 4y ago
I believe you missed the point. Sure, you can entertain doing hobby music by yourself out of passion and it can have 0 listens and thats great. Keep doing what you love! The tweet however is in the context of a JOB or CAREER. If you code an
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by kirso 4y ago
IMO this is a great take. There will always going to be a lack of product builders. Not software engineers. But product people who can think of not only "HOW" but also "WHY" and "WHAT". Sure, the way we work wi
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by kirso 4y ago
Similar to software engineering its a skill that can be taught and honed. You don't get born as a natural salesman/woman but you learn the fundamentals, you practice and you get better. Its funny how similar it is from the methodo
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by kirso 4y ago
1. Get a tutor for the basics, spend at least 1-2 hours learning every day. Have a good sleep. After the fundamentals, get on one of those platforms where you speak for 30 minutes in your mother tongue with someone else and vice versa to pr
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by kirso 4y ago
Its a usual for: "Show me the incentives and I'll show you the outcomes." Need for growth, need for fundraising => everything is skewed towards tweaking the % on conversions into paid despite sacrificing on end mission and
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by kirso 4y ago
I speak 3 languages fluently and always wondered if anyone really managed to learn anything via Duolingo? It seems similar to learning code syntax and understanding but in practice not being able to communicate. To me it doesn't seem l
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Russia fines Wikipedia for publishing facts instead of Kremlin propaganda(arstechnica.com)
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Ruby turns 30 years old(twitter.com)
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Journey from frustration with JavaScript stack to finding joy in Ruby on Rails(devanil.dev)
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Civilization 7 Is in Development(polygon.com)
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by kirso 4y ago
How was your experience with job boards compared to LinkedIn? Was it effective?
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by kirso 4y ago
It seems like the type of coding you do at work is the problem. Why not try and hack something on the side in your own way? Experiment with new stack, build something that solves your own problem? Thats what fun coding is about? I see a lot
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by kirso 4y ago
I believe they are still #2 in Japan
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by kirso 4y ago
Hey, there is always GitLab!
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by kirso 4y ago
How about rucking? Walking in nature with some extra weight or going up the mountain.
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by kirso 4y ago
Its funny to say but this game has had a huge impact on my life. I've joined cyber cafes and made life-long friends that last till now, travelled to different countries to play against other teams and won tournaments nation-wide when t
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by kirso 4y ago
Think that's why they also have built Pipedream.com (not affiliated)
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by kirso 4y ago
That's amazing! Seems like a very rewarding journey. How did you go about learning the tech side of it? It seems like it usually takes a lot of time so big kudos.
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by kirso 4y ago
Thank you!
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by kirso 4y ago
Literally discovered this only a month ago :( I wish I've done it sooner.
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by kirso 4y ago
I replied on a different comment. I was faced with the decision to learn Rails or JS frameworks but I couldn't really find a lot of Rails tutorials or resources to build an app with Hotwire and the new front-end features. It's kin
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by kirso 4y ago
Quick question - when you say you started building this, did you build it yourself or you hired a team? The app and website look great! Just curious about your journey.
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by kirso 4y ago
I would love to learn more about this. As a complete beginner though I tried to find resources for full-stack Rails and unfortunately there is nothing much there that teaches you the new front-end or shows how to build an MVP. Compared to t
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by kirso 4y ago
This is a common misconception for a lot of studies. The selection bias is strong when trying to make us eat fake meat, nutritious sugar, keto diets etc. etc.
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by kirso 4y ago
Analyst => BD in 20s BD => PM in 30s Kind of want to try software engineering :) Quite frankly, if you are interested in something, you'll have enough to sustain the motivation to redo your life or career, regardless of "whe
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by kirso 4y ago
Are you being paid for that? IMO for vast majority - getting into tech is not driven by curiosity but pure money. Which is not necessarily bad when you need to feed your family, but the people rarely last. I've spoken to a banker at so
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by kirso 4y ago
I would say this is pretty normal. Everyone thinks about life and salary and a linear path to wealth, but its not true. Not everyone stick in a company for 10 years. Some take sabbaticals, some have medical bills, some go travel for 2 years
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by kirso 4y ago
This release literally made M1 PRO the sweetest deal on the market. I owe first generation M1 Air and it has been an incredible machine for 99% of the population. For the MBP crowd, the 15% improvement is IMO not worth the $

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