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Rules for Engineers(chaitrasuresh.com)
8 points by seeyes 5y ago|1 comments
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by seeyes 5y ago
Adapted from David Chang's 33 rules to become a chef
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by seeyes 8y ago
Do you drink a lot of coffee? Anecdotally I was noticing restlessness/sleeplessless with my child when I was caffienated and breast feeding. Going cold turkey there helped a lot. Also if your child is slightly older, feeding him/h
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by seeyes 8y ago
>very much a norm for a lot of Indians Not at all true.
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by seeyes 8y ago
It is also a bit stereotypical to think that an engineer woman should not be interested in cooking a meal for her family or doing chores at home. In the podcast I pointed to above - Dakshayani mentions her love for cooking and interestingly
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by seeyes 8y ago
There's an excellent podcast by Kalki - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06jv110 . The only part that irked me was how Kalki mispronounced the lady's name. I would hope that there would be some basic resear
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by seeyes 9y ago
I came to the same crossroads and agonized over my decision for a few months. For context - I am an engineer with over 10 years of work experience currently working in a well-known small company. I am currently working on our Java/Scal
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by seeyes 9y ago
The Frog and the Nightingale (Vikram Seth) - https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-frog-and-the-nightingale... Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening - Robert Frost https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems&#x
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by seeyes 10y ago
The "hub and spoke" model that Cal Newport suggests in Deep Work.
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by seeyes 11y ago
I use wiki for stuff the team would care about. But asking this for personal use. For eg, there might be some git commands that I learned that I want to write down, everyone else may not really care about it/ may already know it.
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How do you document what you are learning at work?
6 points by seeyes 11y ago|12 comments
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Ask HN: Practice Java 8
2 points by seeyes 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do software engineers keep track of their study plans?
1 points by seeyes 12y ago|0 comments
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by seeyes 12y ago
Well put. I have been asked the same question in interviews. Any interview I gave myself < 8, I could see the interviewer was uncomfortable interviewing a 'newbie'. I am wary of saying anything over 8 because I feel there'