Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pedrofornaza
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
5 ms
·
1.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
4y ago
Asking questions and paying attention. "How this works", "why that", "why now", "what if". Most people like to share. They feel validated and are genuinely happy to tell you why they did "that go
2.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
4y ago
"Ownership" always brings the debate about compensation and workload. "Im not the owner, im not earning like one, why would i have ownership?". They all miss the point. Having "ownership" is caring like its you
3.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
4y ago
Been there, done that. For me it was mostly measuring me with the wrong metric. We've been taught the whole career about deliverables, etc. When you become a manager, the metric is different. I always think im doing a hell of a job if
4.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
4y ago
The fact that you are here, asking about how to do better is already a very good sign. Congrats. You may feel like not adding much value because you may be measuring yourself by the wrong metric. If you are / was a software developer,
5.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
4y ago
The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz and Ray Dalio's Principles can give you very good ideas.
6.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
6y ago
Ive always though about something like a project planning. They have to submit the project (proposals) before election and once elected, update their status, giving feedback later. And maybe even a kind of point systems, where if they dont
7.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
6y ago
Yes, it happens to me also. Sometimes is just frustrating. :/
8.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
7y ago
Most of the projects uses docker, which i use to develop my own projects anyway, so, i dont need to install different dependencies or make my own pc as anything else. I just use it as regular.
9.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
7y ago
As a dev and company owner, i would say its optional. Ive always like to use my own devices, most of the time. Sometimes i receive some money because of that, but it was just a bonus. I did because i wanted to.
10.
▲
Ask HN: How to have contracts without estimation?
1 points
by
pedrofornaza
9y ago
|
0 comments
11.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
9y ago
To be fair, i didnt even thought about HN API. I was doing some tests to learn about the desktop notifications and did the "fast way". Anyway, you will have to read it all but it can narrow a little bit.
12.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
9y ago
Hey man! https://gist.github.com/pedrofornaza/6b71569972de0e2bfa3c775... I did this sometime ago. Its probabbly not working 100% but may help you. :) Its as script to run on background (cron or alike) and raise desktop
13.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
9y ago
With this, i will probabbly not access hacker news again haha. Your list is basically what i search for in here. Keep the good job :)
14.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
14y ago
I dont think its a good idea discuss what frameworks to use. I usually choose the better framework FOR MY PROBLEM. If i need something lightweight, or reliability, performance, etc. ZF and Symfony are too big for small projects, maybe Slim
15.
▲
by
pedrofornaza
14y ago
What you do in your job? What is kick ass for you? We can do a lot of things to kick ass. For kicking ass on the job, the first one for me is know what are you doing and why. The second is participating. Know what is going on, what people i