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by seangrogg 10y ago
Circa a year ago the remote HR experience was pretty great. While the lectures were pre-recorded (to be expected) we always had Q&A sessions to demystify any remaining questions. And our tech leads were from notable companies. I figured
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Wait, I actually need to apply to jobs and sit through interviews before I receive my $100k+ comp package? Ugh, screw that...
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Yeah, my raise was more along the lines of $140k. But I went from Shift Lead Walgreens to contract Web Developer at Google, so... there's that.
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Eh, much cheaper than a $40,000 4-year commitment (from a public university, assuming $5,000 semesters - which is very lenient).
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Eh, I had a much better experience. But I don't chalk up my success to HR's curriculum nearly as much as I do the people (though getting exposure to Node.js has been a huge aspect of my life). If you're going to any bootcamp&
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Of course. It's called my pocket. Did it ages ago.
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by seangrogg 10y ago
It's a $19 button that lasts ~1000 presses and can be used to trigger events on Lambda (which are free for the first million, so no real issue). So what you're getting is a cost of $0.019 per press. Compared to a button on a webap
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by seangrogg 10y ago
I just opened the box. He's dead.
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Well, yeah. Things tend to have origins. And if those things are good they tend to expand from those origins...
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by seangrogg 10y ago
There are penalties, they are just relatively marginal.
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by seangrogg 10y ago
Yeah, it's possible to write flawless code. The problem is that it doesn't happen in practice. You know, where people are actually relying on this code that "could be flawless but isn't" so they can run businesses,
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by seangrogg 11y ago
In which case, if you really can't live without it, just attach it to the prototype. Object.prototype.each = function(k,v){ //... }
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by seangrogg 11y ago
var obj = {...} // native JavaScript Object.keys(obj).forEach(function(key){ console.log('obj.', key, ' = ', obj[key]) }) // Lodash _.forEach(obj, function(value, key) { console.log('obj.&#x2
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by seangrogg 11y ago
Thanks, now I'm missing the Mission... =/
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by seangrogg 11y ago
Unless you're trying to start a "professional" firm (Law, Civil Engineering, Accounting, etc.) there are not really any educational requirements. Hell, most well-known entrepreneurs didn't even stick college out long eno
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by seangrogg 11y ago
> If progress on a task can take many forms, procrastination is the absence of progress. Oh, well... I guess I can't call myself a procrastinator anymore. Now to ponder what I should refer to myself as...
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by seangrogg 11y ago
While a document store is a subset of NoSQL databases, NoSQL is not synonymous with document store. It also includes graphs, key-value stores, etc. That's what the original person was getting at - you should've started with "
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by seangrogg 11y ago
Thank you!
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by seangrogg 11y ago
Do you guys do anything for bootstrapped companies? =<
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by seangrogg 11y ago
It is somewhat annoying when I mention that React has a "slim API" and people ask for an http endpoint...