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   Harmful Biases in Performance Reviews(ochronus.online)

   5 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ochronus 6y ago

   Nice :)
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   Controversial Technical Interview Myths(ochronus.online)

   2 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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   Acing your technical interview – a hiring manager’s guide(ochronus.online)

   2 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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   Acing your technical interview – a hiring manager’s guide(ochronus.online)

   4 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ochronus 6y ago

   Thanks for the tips - I'm tied to node at the moment - wasm-avif has serious issues with thready safety an memleaks :( tried it.
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   by ochronus 6y ago

   Nice! Pagespeed Insights is also happy with your site ;) I especially liked the new format stats, pretty impressive. Now if only I found a good node module for avif conversion...
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   Technical Interview Myths(ochronus.online)

   2 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ochronus 6y ago

   sweet, thanks :)
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Wow, pretty cool stuff! We've only been growing flowers and random plants on the balcony but I'll give some crops a go in the spring Checked out the link too - https://permapeople.org/search?Good+for+containers=tru
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Also, a clone in golang: https://github.com/kkdai/youtube
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Exactly the kind of report which should be part of youtube-dl's front material!
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    I wonder what others' experience of this is vs. feature branches and other strategies.
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    A/B testing is but one way of gathering data. Also, it usually comes after the decision to actually invest in building _something_ out (even if it's only a prototype/MVP). There are other types of data such as sizing the oppo
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Great point, and the post never intended to talk about this topic. I think there's great merit to 'gut feeling' from field experts, even if they cannot support it with data at the moment, maybe because the nature of the thing
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    You touch upon two great points that I failed to point out: 1. These are behaviors in certain situation, not necessarily personality traits 2. I should have been explicit about that the article is not (only) about developers. In fact I&#x27
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    I clearly failed with the post (by not elaborating) on this point - I never meant forcing fake data where it's not possible. I'd still rather have this conversation: A: We should definitely do X! B: Why? Why not Y? A: Because I&#x
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Excellent point and potentially good material for a separate post - I totally agree. On that note almost any kind of culture can be (mis)used to create gatekeepers.
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Thanks for the feedback, I didn't see it that way and it was never my intention - I added now a short intro paragraph which hopefully eases this tension.
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Thank you for the feedback! I agree, I failed to elaborate on this, this is definitely not what I meant. Now I extended that section a bit and added that having "The boss said we have to do X" is exactly what leads to having a tea
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    I'm new to this method, earlier (much earlier) I dismissed it as something silly (I know, I know...) - what are your favorite decks?
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    The four dangerous animals of product development(ochronus.online)

    68 points by ochronus 6y ago|34 comments
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Well put! I wish this was part of education, honestly - we usually grow up believing arguments are to be won. I’ve also written about ways our arguments go wrong: https://ochronus.online/how-to-stop-winning-arguments/
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Nice! Congrats and thanks for sharing, really inspiring.
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Author here - nothing fancy, mediocre go code, but it works - I was looking for an existing usable client library and couldn't find one, so I created this. Suggestions and PRs are more than welcome!
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    An Instapaper API Client in Go(github.com)

    1 points by ochronus 6y ago|1 comments
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    Shameless plug, my own engineering management blog: https://ochronus.online/
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    How to Stop Winning Arguments(ochronus.online)

    2 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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    The stories we tell ourselves can make or break who we are(ochronus.online)

    4 points by ochronus 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ochronus 6y ago

    +1, I've been a happy user for a few years now