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by reledi 11y ago
> But it doesn't make sense for the original repo to be the only repo which can ever be canonical. This is a red herring. The problem that's a lot easier to solve and will benefit the community just as much is better discovery
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by reledi 11y ago
Regarding the customer references, I'm always highly suspicious of anonymous praise. Do you not have permission from the authors or companies to use their name?
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by reledi 11y ago
I'm not familiar with Robert or his work, but I quite liked this post. The brevity and honesty was refreshing. I couldn't help but feel excited at the end!
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by reledi 11y ago
What do you mean you interview for fun as a habit?
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by reledi 11y ago
Tests significantly help with understanding a codebase and safely making modifications. Unit tests describe the behavior and usage of the individual systems, while integration tests describe business use cases in core workflows (usually jus
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Tiny Villages: Horizontally Scaling Society(runvnc.github.io)
2 points by reledi 11y ago|0 comments
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by reledi 11y ago
Not a useless analogy, it gets the point across that good estimation requires breaking a task down into little steps, questioning the requirements, discovering constraints, and iterating. The estimation process doesn't change much whet
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by reledi 11y ago
GitHub's community existed long before GitHub enterprise.
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by reledi 11y ago
Maybe, but at the moment that reddit thread doesn't provide any convincing evidence.
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by reledi 11y ago
What's in it for YC?
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by reledi 11y ago
This doesn't surprise me. Product Hunt is largely successful because of its community. That didn't happen by accident, Ryan Hoover, the face of PH, puts a lot of effort into curating the community. OpenHunt on the other hand was j
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by reledi 11y ago
> one of the reason is that I fear that Github contains too many projects and gains too much control over OSS I don't understand this fear. All repositories on GitHub can be hosted elsewhere. Moving metadata (e.g. issues, milestones
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by reledi 11y ago
It's not a Silicon Valley thing. There are tech scenes in the smallest of places, you just need to pay attention. The UK is brimming with tech scenes, especially London.
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by reledi 11y ago
The ideal learning model in my experience is apprentice/mentor working in a close relationship. The student can learn by observation and have their many questions answered very quickly, or at least be guided in the right direction. Laz
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by reledi 11y ago
I haven't thought of it this way before. Thanks for changing my perspective.
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Poll: Full-time software engineers in London, what's your annual salary?
22 points by reledi 11y ago|4 comments
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by reledi 11y ago
Below 20k
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by reledi 11y ago
20k-29k
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30k-39k
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40k-49k
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50k-59k
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by reledi 11y ago
60k-69k
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by reledi 11y ago
70k-79k
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80k-89k
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90k-99k
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by reledi 11y ago
100k-119k
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by reledi 11y ago
120k-139k
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140k-159k
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160k-179k
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180k-199k

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