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notjustanymike
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I've been the hiring manager for web app gigs for 10 years, and not once have I had a surplus of qualified candidates.
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Sounds a bit like Zapier. Love that tool.
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I have, on occasion, had an existential crisis after contemplating that I spend all day talking to an electric box instead of a human being.
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Auto-generated content has a tendency to raise only the baseline in industries. For web development first it was Dreamweaver, then WordPress templates, then SquareSpace and Wix. Bootstrap came along, then Material and a thousand other prepa
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Know the difference between open and closed questions. Open questions are used to gain knowledge, and are phrased so that an answer can be anything. They can start with words like: Who, what, when, where, and why. However be extremely caref
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Exactly! Flexible rituals, not rigid structures. In particular, the morning rituals should be designed to encourage some form of productivity and the evening rituals should create closure.
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Map is no good for SEO or WCAG though.
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By the way, "Export to CSV" is the most meaningful feature you can add to any project, regardless of purpose.
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An important lesson I learned is that meaning and complexity are rarely linked. The most profitable code I wrote for a company took under a week and truthfully any mid-tier web developer could have done it. The code with the largest reach (
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People at my job refer to any embedded, auto playing video as a gif. It's so hard to continue functioning as a civil adult.
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Sandbox Tree: "Hold my beer"
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Exactly. That one guy must be thrilled.
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I highly recommend taking the Steinway factory tour if you're in NY. It's $10 and the pre-covid waiting list was 6 months. Steinway had a massive impact on the economy and infrastructure of Queens. Both pubic transport and movie
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Opinions are facts mixed with emotion. If you're able to, separate the emotional element when expressing your ideas and should be left with simple objectivity.
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Downloading the duct tape mod was practically a requirement.
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Engineers would benefit from talking to designers more often. The rule of 5 +/- 2 has been around in UX design forever. When you write code for others you're designing a human interface for solving a problem.
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Turns out the sun is out during the day.
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Weirdly, a spider killing me isn't the worst thing I've seen written in Typescript.
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I just started playing it this weekend, and am shocked at how good the game actually is. Due to the initial negative feedback I didn't go in expecting cyber-GTA, and frankly that's made a huge difference. Go in expecting a good st
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The number of feature areas where Figma succeeded and Adobe failed is astounding. The closest analogue I can think of is SpaceX and Boeing. Figma solved online tooling, collaboration, interaction protoyping, design systems, and stakeholder
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Don't hate the path that leads to success. If you're 23 and motivated then you're on the right track.
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The specs are in the description. It's a pretty standard high end gaming machine, paired with some oversized monitors. You could easily pull it all together for under $5,000, and even make a few cost saving compromises to lower the pri
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Don't use document.querySelectorAll unless you're prepared to wait a while...
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The psychology behind it. "Crucial Conversations" was the book that really kicked me off. It demonstrated how people can hear something different to what you say, and how you can create a conversational environment more conducive
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Had to check again on the diversity questions and yeah...wow. Almost no one has those numbers on hand, nor should they. We typically refer to it as Diversity & Inclusion, and a company's initiatives should include things like a div
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Your interests change over time, which can dramatically impact what you learn. It thought from 20-30 I'd be focused on tech forever, but now I'm 40 I gravitate towards the nuance of conversation. I suspect further changes and by t
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I manage a team of 10 engineers and my highest priority is making myself redundant. I'm constantly looking to eliminate (aka delegate) my current responsibilities so I can focus on my next responsibilities.
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We may need to update this one, I would definitely fire someone today for buying IBM.
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While it was always doomed from launch, I can't imagine the impressive debut of the steamdeck helped matters.
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With an Index, don't miss out on Into the Radius, and VTOL VR. Or get a wheel and try Project Cars 2 or iRacing.
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