luisgvv

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by luisgvv 2y ago
I began as a junior dev and climbed up the ranks til the point where I became the SME in some areas of the product. Got laid off because sales goals were not met while they retained people which I think were incompetent in their work. Even
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by luisgvv 2y ago
I wish management knew this... It's a nightmare when some manager that hasn't coded in years thinks it's a good idea to push unit testing into the CI builds so that it fails if it doesn't meet code coverage criteria etc.
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by luisgvv 3y ago
In Costa Rica this is illegal too but going through the hassle of reporting it to the local authorities is a pain and you won't gain much, just annoy the dealership. Usually the POS rate is around 2% so at the end of the day you'l
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by luisgvv 3y ago
From time to time I find myself coming back to this one, it's short and concise. Of course if you want to go deeper this one doesn't cut the deal
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by luisgvv 3y ago
Am I the only one not hyped by these kinds of demos? I feel that these are aimed toward investors so they can stay calm and not lose their sh*t I mean it's a great achievement, however I feel that until we get our hands on a product th
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by luisgvv 3y ago
When I traveled my first time abroad I was astonished at how big some churches are in other countries both in congregation and building size. At the end of the day they operate the same way a business does, once you scale your product your
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by luisgvv 3y ago
Only once I did a take home and I passed & got an offer. Even though it was a mildy challenging I hated it. Tbh if I didn't have knowledge on the framework I know I wouldn't have been able to complete it. However I found it di
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by luisgvv 3y ago
Saw this once, it was a nightmare to maintain the page once it got out of control
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by luisgvv 3y ago
Pretty much any influencer/YouTuber you can find across social media... The successful ones make it look like it's an easy work, and while some of them might have put up the hours tk grow their brand, a bunch of them are still cha
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by luisgvv 3y ago
The law of leaky abstractions - as systems become more complex eventually you rely on more abstractions that try to hide complexity. What makes it worse in the front-end framework world is that either: 1-Projects become convoluted with 3rd
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by luisgvv 3y ago
I second everyone to watch this channel, his insights on game design are deep and goes through detail explaining what is a good gaming experience
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by luisgvv 3y ago
Can confirm, having used several android phones across the last decade I can tell the most consistent Android experience is delivered by Samsung
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by luisgvv 4y ago
I can second this... I inherited a huge pile of crap without a react lint ruleset and as soon as I put it in place there were ton of errors. The part I don't like about useEffect is that developers tend to overuse it and when they get
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by luisgvv 4y ago
I second this... Biking in a really rainy and humid country is a nightmare for biking. Another factor why we don't bike around is the irregular terrain with slopes. Biking in places like the Netherlands, New York is really fun as it&#
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by luisgvv 4y ago
Check out https://diataxis.fr/ I think this "documentation framework" has helped me a lot to write precise docs and how to structure everything regardless of the platform
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by luisgvv 4y ago
- Create a call stack map and write it down - This will give you an overview of which classes, functions, methods, paths are being used. - People look down on console/logging, but it's useful specifically when there are race condi
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by luisgvv 4y ago
The company I work on has a couple of projects built with Angular, however we are shifting to use React. The reason being: no one around the company likes maintaining those projects because they hate the framework and we haven't been a