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by potherca 9mo ago
https://wantmymtv.xyz/public/mtv-playlists.json
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by potherca 2y ago
True that. One of the major factors of my success as a software developer is a lack of fear (either through stupidity or bravery) of "taking on" toxic/unfair/destructive environments and people.
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by potherca 2y ago
I agree. As a person with bipolar disorder, that is one of the first "test" when taking a new job. If we can even discuss my mental health, there's no way I'll be able to work there.
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by potherca 2y ago
Yeah, that's something I've been promoting for years. I don't care whether you write tests first or last, as long as you eventually get into a feedback loop of coding and verifying your code, quality will improve. The same go
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by potherca 2y ago
I think the conclusion is spot on: > So, I will repeat it again: our greatest asset isn't the code we write. It’s us, alive, and living the life. Happy people work harder, get more done, are more creative and ill less often. It pays
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by potherca 2y ago
> You cannot take a sick day by telling your team, “I have mental issues and need a day off.” Actually, that is exactly what you _can_ do. It just takes more transparent communication about your needs and desires and more trust and safet
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by potherca 2y ago
It keeps coming back to the same stupid erosion of paradigms. Once upon a time, some developers that were smarter than others started testing their code. They described ways to test smaller parts of large software systems separately before
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Potherca's Weekly GitHub Stars – 2020 Week 23(dev.to)
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Potherca's Weekly GitHub Stars – 2020 Week 21(dev.to)
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