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by ochronus 8y ago
There are some amazing bootcamps out there - they'll cost you but they can get you to a more confident state - which is of course as in most professions only the start. Yes, you could gather all that's needed free from the interne
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by ochronus 8y ago
this.
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by ochronus 8y ago
Cool stuff! Thanks for making it and sharing :)
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by ochronus 8y ago
With all the above and below said, if you're just starting out your career it's much more important to be at the right place than it is to earn a lot. Of course you shouldn't accept being underpaid but moving to a sh.tty comp
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by ochronus 8y ago
Without understanding the cost of living in France I'd suggest moving to Berlin. There are lots of good companies here with great culture and various growth opportunities. You might be better off salarywise as well - but apartment rent
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by ochronus 8y ago
As everything: that depends. In general it's a good mindset change after .NET (well, unless you're doing F#) so it both grows your ways of thinking and your repertoire. If you have limited time to learn and you're doing it fo
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by ochronus 9y ago
Yes. No code gets into the master branch without a code review unless it's a well defined critical fix during an outage.
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by ochronus 9y ago
What ndh2 said, plus: Building a good feedback culture is not easy but starting out with a handful of ppl is the best time for it :) Make it part of the everyday culture. Random example: when an engineer praises someone on your 1on1 with he
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by ochronus 9y ago
I'm a pretty much happy user of Feedly
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by ochronus 9y ago
I also use Pocket - each evening I go through my RSS reader (HN is included) and click what looks interesting, I skim the article (10 secs) and if it indeed looks interesting/useful/valuable I save it to Pocket and I add a label.
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by ochronus 9y ago
3840 x 2160
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by ochronus 9y ago
How about social sign-in data like tokens? Was that stolen as well?
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by ochronus 10y ago
Be super clear about the purpose of the interview (to yourself). What do you want to discover about the candidate? Tech skills? Soft skills? Culture fitness? All of them? Is there a concern the HR pre-screening uncovered and you need to dis
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by ochronus 10y ago
I think (and have experienced from both sides) that feedback is very important for growth and for mental wellbeing as well. Feedback should be continuous though, yearly/twice a year is not enough. Feedback should be coming from everyo
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Ask HN: Would you look for a job on https://www.hackerrank.com/?
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by ochronus 10y ago
Prezi (Hungary, Budapest, ONSITE) We're looking for full stack web engineers interested in building forward thinking web experiences and interactions for our users. In this role, you’ll have the opportunity to work with a growing start
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by ochronus 11y ago
thanks, looks promising!
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Ask HN: What conferences to attend as an engineering manager in 2016?
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by ochronus 11y ago
Practicing engineering manager here: if you're overly enthusiastic about your current project/task and you can learn from it then it's ok to work more but in general I'd suggest doing personal projects, widening the hori
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by ochronus 11y ago
A friend and ex-colleague of mine joined Facebook recently - I visited him after ~2 months and he really loves working there. His words: the culture is great, most of the "mundane" problems are already solved (communication, monit
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by ochronus 11y ago
It's not only your problem. Growth is almost always painful. I'd suggest you view this as an opportunity on several levels and give it your best! You can help your company a _lot_. Try driving the change! Sit down and have discuss
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Level up your Git workflow with these simple tips(ochronus.com)
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by ochronus 11y ago
Haha, nice, good to see my old domain put to a better use :))
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FizzBuzz in CSS(ochronus.com)
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Generate memorable and secure passwords in your browser(password.diet)
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Getting started with React and Flux(ochronus.com)
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Thoughts on ReactJS and Flux and the Future of the Web UI(ochronus.com)
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Reactjs – what the flux?(ochronus.com)
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How to create a Chrome extension(ochronus.com)
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A special domain that resolves to the IP address YOU specify in the domain name(reify.me)
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