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by maps7 6y ago
Probably a lot of utility ones but none that made me jump into the code
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by maps7 6y ago
At the conferences I went to it looked like most (80%) shuffled from one talk to another. The hallways were for walking to different talks. You could potentially talk in the queue to get in or out of a talk but no one talked to me at all. T
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by maps7 6y ago
How did you meet people if you didn't go to the talks?
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by maps7 6y ago
I know someone who does this and people lap it up. I've heard other people refer to his expertise too many times for my liking.
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by maps7 6y ago
I would love to contribute to open source but in 10+ years I've never found a project. Is there a good website that matches developers to projects?
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by maps7 6y ago
I'm not a PM nor hiring one but in my opinion you didn't answer the question. If the aim of the question is just to not answer the question and just raise more questions then it's a poor interview question in my opinion. And
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by maps7 6y ago
Firefox 76 or Firefox 5.6.6 makes no difference to me really. With browsers everyone should aim to be on the latest version and definitely not very old versions. To know if Firefox 76 is the latest or really old you need to get some more in
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by maps7 6y ago
Sending tabs works fine for me
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by maps7 6y ago
We don't get paid like athletes though
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by maps7 6y ago
> You can only stand to do things that you know won't turn out well at someone else's direction, only to soon watch them turn out poorly... so many times before you start to believe in yourself a little. I know that feeling!
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by maps7 6y ago
I mean any architect role really - just because OP mentioned it
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by maps7 6y ago
Is there anything new discussed?
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by maps7 6y ago
It's not their chances it's the chances for everyone around the world
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by maps7 6y ago
Have you been programming your whole life? Have you ever been tempted to move into architect role?
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by maps7 6y ago
It's not really the same is it? Your face appearing an unknown size/quality to however many people are at the other end is a different experience.
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by maps7 6y ago
That's awesome. Is your wife the girl from Starbucks?
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by maps7 6y ago
I'm not sure how I should be reading the article so maybe it's going over my head. > Rule 10: When to make a microservice > I would use a microservice when I have a relatively small and simple chunk of code that needs to run
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by maps7 6y ago
I'd find it more strange if something did interest people for over 40/50 years. Trains for example - that's a long time to be interested in trains!
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by maps7 6y ago
I don't have any VR tech and I think I know of only one person who does.
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by maps7 6y ago
The reason I don't blog is because I would be tempted to delete whatever I wrote a week later
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Ask HN: What has your career looked like?
24 points by maps7 6y ago|14 comments
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by maps7 6y ago
Most meetings in general suck. The best meetings have an agenda, a goal and the right people. I think that can be accomplished online.
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by maps7 6y ago
Does anyone have a list of free programming books?
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by maps7 6y ago
I recommend looking at the source of your anxiety. Are you falling behind with your work? Do you have a lurking bug outstanding? Are you stuck on a problem?
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by maps7 6y ago
I think some business meetings could be run really well with visuals but no audio. I think Jeff Bezos does a silent meeting thing where everyone reads the brief. Something like that.
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by maps7 6y ago
I have an external monitor in my apartment that is on a dressing table. Myself and my girlfriend rotate usage of it depending whose work at the time needs the second screen more. The other person sits at the kitchen table. I use noise cance
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by maps7 6y ago
cosmovegas, I am the exact same as you. I recommend a book called Quiet by Susan Cain. It's really good and I found myself described in the book in so many ways. Some of the examples given in the book are from Susan's own experien
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by maps7 6y ago
For my social group.. what killed MSN was a combination of Facebook and moving to mobile.
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by maps7 7y ago
I'll let gmail unsubscribe if it pops up as an option but I get so, so many emails it is unusable unless I use the mark as spam method
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by maps7 7y ago
Short, daily lessons makes sense. Email is what makes it a not-so-great medium for me. Will do!

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