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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
I recalled one thing – "Study the end game". How Josh Waitzkin taught Tim Ferris how to learn with a chess game learning example. Josh removed almost all figures from the table and said that we can learn so much more from the simp
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
Here is the link https://dmitryshvetsov.com/tools-of-strong-programmers
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
Hey, thanks a lot for such extensive and helpful feedback. I appreciate it. And I will look into how improve the reading experience
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
https://dmitryshvetsov.com/tools-of-strong-programmers
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What if strong programmers tell you how they become strong? [Article inside]
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
Fair point! I would not take advice from someone I don’t know too or with whom I would not want to change places. Let me introduce myself and let you judge if you want to take advice from me. I'm Dmitry. 12 years in IT, 7 of them as a
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
Hi HN, Team Lead 101 is a book for software engineers who have been entrusted to lead their teams but haven’t received a guide on how to do this. It’s perfect for engineering teams of 3-8 people in small startups, where the structure of sta
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Show HN: Team Lead 101 – Manage and Grow Engineering Teams in Small Startups(dmitryshvetsov.com)
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One-on-One Meetings: The Most Important Tool for Engineering Team Leader(dmitryshvetsov.com)
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
Link for the book https://gumroad.com/l/team-lead-101
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How to Speed Up Code Review Process with Code Review Time
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What a Good Team Lead Does and Doesn’t Do(dmitryshvetsov.com)
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by shvetsovdm 6y ago
By default, it’s difficult to follow the rule of writing simple, readable code. We want to show how smart we are, how we can write something that others cannot do. It is in our nature. Over time, when we gain experience and self-confidence,
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Essential Books That Every Programmer Should Read Pt. #2(iamdi.dev)
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22 Things You Should Give Up If You Want to Be a Successful Developer(iamdi.dev)
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How to Get a Software Developer Job If Everyone Continues to Reject You(iamdi.dev)
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Change These 3 Things to Immediately Improve Your Results(iamdi.dev)
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Do you hate mornings? Here’s how I learned to love them(iamdi.dev)
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Smart Ways to Increase Learnability, Confidence, and Results(iamdi.dev)
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Want to Write the Best Code You Possibly Can? Read This(iamdi.dev)
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Software Engineer Career: “The Prestige: The Secret You Don’t Want to Overlook”(iamdi.dev)
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Things I Learned Pursuing a Job in a Silicon Valley Startup(iamdi.dev)
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How to Be More Productive Than Most Programmers(iamdi.dev)
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Steps That Will Help You Get to the Next Phase in Your Life(iamdi.dev)
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Programming workout – The way to become a better programmer through exercises(medium.com)
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Use Webpacker with npm instead of Yarn(medium.com)
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Rails, NPM, Webpack integration through Assets pipeline(medium.com)
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