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maximp
7y ago
As a product-guy-turned-engineer, I really enjoyed this read! Thanks for linking some great resources.
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7y ago
Author here - thanks a lot for sharing! I found myself pretty overwhelmed in my first few software jobs. I (thought I) knew how to write code, but was so overwhelmed by tools and processes, I had no idea how to effectively contribute to the
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maximp
7y ago
Sweet idea! Looking forward to trying this out.
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7y ago
I also don't see a lot of Tumblr links out anymore. Occasionally screenshots on Reddit, or cultural references.
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7y ago
This is a wonderful and helpful article. A similar post that's really helped me is "What's in a Production Web Application?" by Stephen Mann: https://stephenmann.io/post/whats-in-a-production-web-app
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7y ago
We're a team of 10 devs, and it's a mix of in-person and Slack communication with a lot of pairing. It can be tricky not to interrupt people, since some of us prefer to totally shut off Slack and immerse in code, while others are
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Find Help Online Mindfully – and Effectively
(stackoverflow.blog)
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7y ago
indiehackers is a community for people with exactly this interest. the podcast is a great place to start; i always recommend this episode: https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/043-pieter-levels-of-no...
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maximp
7y ago
Seriously impressive - had a blast with it for a few minutes! Love all the -game feel- effects - very good!
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7y ago
just sent you one
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8y ago
Product-driven full-stack/front-end engineer with a background in product management. I'm happiest when I build impactive, memorable experiences directly for the users - external or internal (dev tools). Happy to work on-site or r
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8y ago
Hey spez! What's a good background for a jr ML engineer? Would be really interested in learning more.
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8y ago
This is super cool, and the number of tools you've packed into a single app (metronome, tuner, recording, rhyming dictionary, chord prediction) is really impressive. Great job aiming to be a one-stop shop for songwriters - best of luc
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8y ago
I think he's in London / somewhere in the UK, probably spending time with his family.
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8y ago
Small world! Looking forward to your talk at Localhost!
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8y ago
Currently at the Recurse Center (formerly Hacker School) and happy to answer any questions about it! I imagine a few alums are reading :)
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8y ago
This is a total guess, but the author does seem to hint a preference for LinkedIn: > I was very impressed throughout the entire interview process with LinkedIn from both a culture perspective and an engineering perspective. They rose the
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8y ago
This is how I've learned enough flexbox to get by, and it was a total blast
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8y ago
Really cool, until I hit "create" and got a "something went wrong" Heroku error. Great job, though!
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8y ago
I spent 5 minutes going through your website, and am still confused about what you do. > Music Engine / AI at the service of Composers > The most ambitious composers create memorable and uniquely personalized scores. Our Music En
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8y ago
> Yeah I wouldn't call 48 young I read this as sarcastic/self-deprecating humor
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8y ago
> I was trying to be help people form a rough mental model of what / how and in what context they would use the services - that they could then take as a jumping off point for doing their own research into. This is exactly what I&#x
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8y ago
Just so you know, the Reply All podcasts takes on (and helps solve) cases just like these.
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8y ago
I just heard this yesterday! Can second, great episode.
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8y ago
> Holy side effects, batman. I opened this post in a tab last week, and have been pushing back reading it for days. Finally read it today, and wanted to say - thank you! Your writing is clear and flows well, and I learned a bit of new st
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8y ago
> A really good question to ask for a task is "How do you know you are done?" One of the more valuable things I learned in product management is defining what success looks like. It's tempting to just put a product out the
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8y ago
Would love to learn more about the Technical PM role, but don't see it on your jobs page.
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8y ago
"There are currently no vacancies at the Department."
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8y ago
I might be stating the obvious, but I'd focus on what they can build, not the theory of it. Treat code like legos. With code, they could make toys for themselves, or to play with other kids. I haven't messed around with Scratch my
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8y ago
How is this any different from any other crowdfunding platform?
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