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by rochak 4y ago
Having to use a Windows laptop for work is the main reason I rejected working for Microsoft. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great OS, but not for me and I just couldn’t bring myself to using it. I get their logic to have engineers use this, but
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by rochak 4y ago
Well, good part is that I get to choose what I like and stick to those. I’m a big fan of Vim, Tmux, Vifm, Lazygit and look forward to what the future holds.
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by rochak 4y ago
Internet is a weird place. It is best not to take it to heart.
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by rochak 4y ago
I love TUI and CLI based tools that keep me in my terminal as I have started to dread web applications more and more with every passing day. For obvious reasons, these tools have a better and more consistent UX since they need to rely on ke
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by rochak 4y ago
A personal favorite that I have read recently is Web Scalability for Startup Engineers: https://tinyurl.com/5x82psn8 . Such a gem of a book for anyone who wants to get into the design of scalable systems. It is easy to follo
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by rochak 4y ago
I’ll start doing this
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by rochak 4y ago
I have no idea about Flutter but just wanna thank you for creating such an incredible app. I use it everyday.
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by rochak 4y ago
Can you share more about this setup? I’d like to build something similar.
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by rochak 4y ago
I don’t think it was ugly. It was the most consistent UI Windows has ever had and nothing comes close.
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by rochak 4y ago
Not sure I agree with your experience at AWS. For me, my teammates have been super critical, always trying to raise the bar and looking for ways to make things better. So, all I’ll say is that it is very team specific and you can find good
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by rochak 4y ago
Has React become too big for people to not consider other alternatives? I used to be a big React advocate but realised that it is getting too bloated with every new release. Have been looking into Svelte and it is turning out to be a breath
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by rochak 4y ago
Content aside, that’s an excellent font.
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by rochak 4y ago
You still need to have the reference point saved somewhere right? I am not sure if starting from scratch every time is the right way.
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by rochak 4y ago
I wish I didn’t say this but I just hate using React now. What was once simple is becoming more and more complex and I wish I had just stuck to a more batteries included framework like Angular/Vue/Svelte but the time has passed no
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by rochak 5y ago
I use pdb to debug via the CLI and don’t face any problems. I default to the CLI for debugging and try to look for GUI alternatives only after nothing works.
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by rochak 5y ago
I have already started having trouble understanding open source code using generics. I can see the upsides of having generics, but have lost the enthusiasm with which I used to browse Go code. I am still a junior engineer, so maybe it will
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by rochak 5y ago
Thanks! This helped me get a basic understanding of how to frame a binary search solution not just for stuff that has to fit in a natural order.
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by rochak 5y ago
This just gave me a newfound perspective about myself that I had been trying to find for so long. Ever since I started my job and COVID started weakening, I realised that I don’t need a lot of people I thought I did. Spending more time with
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by rochak 5y ago
Well, this post turned out to be a gem. Loved it.
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by rochak 5y ago
On the same note, I could never really get on with Aspect Oriented Programming. Coming from Java world, I got tired of seeing annotations everywhere and understanding what magic is going on. I like simple and straightforward languages.
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by rochak 5y ago
Good job!
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by rochak 5y ago
+1. I can't imagine how many hours I must have wasted on perfecting something only to realize that most of them don't matter, at least not more than the other aspects of life. It is a PITA and there are times when I feel that it c
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by rochak 5y ago
I understand your methodology but struggle to understand how you draw the line for the different levels? Is there a measure to realize that what you have got at the moment is just good and not very good?
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by rochak 5y ago
If you are in Seattle, hit me up anytime. I used to feel the same way that you did but COVID really forced me to step out of my comfort zone and try different things. I have so many people to tag along with that it is getting a bit too hect
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by rochak 5y ago
Can you tell which company this is? I would like to know.
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by rochak 5y ago
I don’t know what you will get by saving $7.
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by rochak 5y ago
How do you deal with the lack of community packages that Python has. I wanna try Nim but that is the only thing stopping me right now.
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by rochak 5y ago
He is one of the best Rust programmers out there. Definitely one of those 10X programmers.
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by rochak 5y ago
Can confirm it is good. Have been using it for my blog.
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by rochak 5y ago
I would rather have a slow memory hogging app than no app at all.

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