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A Rotating Team Lead(shusson.info)
1 points by shusson 5y ago|0 comments
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by shusson 5y ago
Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Typescript, Javascript, Go, Python, Node.js, Postgres, Elasticsearch, Angular. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shusson Em
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by shusson 5y ago
Any suggestions for alternatives?
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Recruiting Engineers for Small Companies(shusson.info)
5 points by shusson 5y ago|0 comments
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by shusson 5y ago
> Isn't "glorified WYSIWYG editor" basically what nocode is? Does bubble also handle deployment/infra?
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by shusson 5y ago
> one thing I always wonder about recumbent bicycles is how visible they are to lorries / trucks I'd be worried about any vehicle that isn't a Twike. These would not fair well in accident.
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by shusson 5y ago
Yeah ok I did not know that, but compared to software it’s still practical to test the design for all known inputs.
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by shusson 5y ago
> It got me comparing precision machine design to software engineering. I think the problem is that the failure of physical systems are often caused by random failures, which can be tested for and probabilities determined e.g how long be
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by shusson 5y ago
> ...“bugs found in requirements are 100x cheaper than bugs found in implementations.” ... There’s one tiny problem with the IBM Systems Sciences Institute study: it doesn’t exist It's funny to think how much of an effect this chart
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by shusson 5y ago
> Commercial software engineering is a creative endeavor; it is not a science, nor is it a manufacturing process. Do you think software engineering will remain a creative endeavour in the future? We've only been programming in high
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by shusson 5y ago
This blog post is from 2017 but it's a repost from ~2009. Maybe it's just me but I don't think reading a paper about `A Laboratory For Teaching Object-Oriented Thinking` is relevant anymore except for historical purposes.
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by shusson 5y ago
> 40Whr battery. 2 - 8 hours of gameplay Battery life doesn't seem too good.
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by shusson 5y ago
CTcue | Multiple Dev roles | Amsterdam | Remote/Onsite (Netherlands) | VISA required CTcue is a Dutch start-up focused building software that improves healthcare. Our search application gives healthcare professionals direct access to t
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by shusson 5y ago
> Throwing the kitchen sink means you're literally using everything you have If that is true, the article is still misusing the expression because congress is in no way using everything that they have to regulate big tech.
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by shusson 5y ago
Your idea would make more sense if congress had tried everything but the kitchen sink already. But afaik congress has been doing very little to regulate "big tech". Now let's say it's a year later and the 5 draft bills a
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by shusson 5y ago
CTcue | Multiple Dev roles | Amsterdam | Remote/Onsite (Netherlands) | VISA required CTcue is a Dutch start-up focused building software that improves healthcare. Our search application gives healthcare professionals direct access to t
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Generating JSON Schemas from TypeScript(shusson.info)
1 points by shusson 5y ago|0 comments
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by shusson 5y ago
> When you change a variable, that change gets propagated through all cells which reference that variable. I've always thought this was the most annoying quirk of notebooks in general, so it's nice to see a different take.
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by shusson 5y ago
> If you have that attitude you are going to make less money than someone who negotiates You may also end up being rejected [1]. > Companies will try to pay anyone, no matter their race, gender, or religion, less I tend to agree, but
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by shusson 5y ago
> Loans would be one of the classic value creating activities, because they allow others to use otherwise idle capital to produce something new. Only if people use loans to produce something valuable. Most people I know take loans for ho
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by shusson 6y ago
Yeah but the big difference with technical debt and fiscal debt is that with technical debt you can remove debt by changing requirements.
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by shusson 6y ago
> Every homeowner who takes out a mortgage ... is effectively and productively using debt I understand taking a loan from a business perspective, e.g buy more tractors for my farm to increase productivity. But how is using debt to buy a
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by shusson 6y ago
> Technical debt is caused by a lack of understanding Engineering in general usually involves a trade-off. If you want a really fast car, it cannot have air conditioning. But also, if you want the car built in 12 hours, the engine might
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Trying ZomboDB(shusson.info)
1 points by shusson 6y ago|0 comments
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by shusson 6y ago
> minimum order size listed is <100 not to mention they don't even specify how you can power or connect to the sensor.
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by shusson 6y ago
yeah but that seems pretty lame. Since basically anyone can copy the digital asset and link it on social media. What would be nicer is if applications like github adhered to the NFT in someway, like showing a badge for the NFT.
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by shusson 6y ago
> Why is Computer Vision (using neural networks) superior to LiDAR? It would be better to compare LiDAR to CMOS sensors. You can apply computer vision techniques to either.
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by shusson 6y ago
I get the human nature part of wanting to collect rare items. But normally humans show off their collection somewhere. Where are people showing off their NFT tokens?
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by shusson 6y ago
> "how do we know that this is really \"The first iTerm2 Commit\"?" You can easily check the commit here: https://github.com/gnachman/iTerm2/commit/eb4c3c33506b604e35... . I think you me
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by shusson 6y ago
> It is also, among other things, enabling product/frontend/web engineers to build backend/native/browser-less applications. Care to explain? I can imagine web programmers being productive in deno in a few minutes vs

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