slipwalker

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by slipwalker 6y ago
svelte is refreshly simple, for some use cases. https://svelte.dev/
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by slipwalker 6y ago
(for anything "doable") learn by doing. Practice is the best teacher.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
UML package diagram, or sometimes just a SysML context, as a bird's eye view of a system. but sequence and activity diagrams are part of my daily job routine.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
if you already have a modern/decent computer, - get as much RAM, as fast as your BIOS allow. - swap your drive for a nvme. - get a better/bigger 4k ( or even 5k ) monitor. - get a nice "cloud storage" data back
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by slipwalker 6y ago
that the fear of employees finding off-shore home-office job offers can be used to increase your wages and negotiation leverage.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
like in any corporate environment, we play Game of Thrones with real people... :grin:
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by slipwalker 6y ago
me, i'm on a MBP 2015 and i use neovim a lot for node, angular and bash... but you can use the same VSCode or sublime, if you wish.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
does only coding time counts ? how about all the chores ( validating pull requests, meetings, slack/emails, writing/reading documentation, validating deploys in production, warrooms, hand holding the junior members, etc... ) ? i
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by slipwalker 6y ago
"every 3 years", and you think it's unbearable ? until last year, on the big bank i work for, most developer's machines on IT still had cdrom and floppy drives installed... only the cdrom i was able to try, since i didn
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by slipwalker 6y ago
my 2 cents: As an FBI hostage negotiator, Chris Voss persuaded terrorists, bank robbers, and kidnappers to see things his way https://www.masterclass.com/classes/chris-voss-teaches-the-a...
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by slipwalker 6y ago
after 20+ years of linux, besides the possibility of upgrading the machine itself ( add more RAM, swap the ssd ) which is less and less common even with "ordinary" laptops, and the hefty price tag, i really don't miss anythin
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by slipwalker 6y ago
my basic metric, in general terms, is like: ( feature_complexity_points - bugs_reported ) / time_spent time_spent and bugs_reported are collected from the JIRA. tricky part is defining the feature_complexity_points used ( functi
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by slipwalker 6y ago
KVM. as is: running OSX as guest on a VM with acceptable performance ( vmware/virtualbox are painfully slow ) for compiling iOS apps.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
che sera, sera and I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
perhaps you might consider the new HP envy, it has upgradable RAM but the screen is worse... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSuySqZcEpg
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by slipwalker 6y ago
+1 recommend it, also there is a Masterclass from the author Chris Voss.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
"trainning" ad-hoc: throw them inside a team, assign a couple tasks to them, and hope they will ask for help and someone will listen, when googling proves unfruitful...
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by slipwalker 6y ago
#4 vouching for GoLand.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
second-hand MacBookPro 2015 retina 13" with measly 8Gb of RAM, but i replaced the SSD for a Samsung EVO 840pro ( 500Gb with an adapter ). I use it daily for Java/C#/Golang ( with jetbrains IDEs ) and reactNative ( with vscode
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by slipwalker 6y ago
MacOSX Catalina 10.15.5 Firefox Developer Edition 78.0b9 working perfectly.
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by slipwalker 6y ago
my rule of thumb is: requirements -> tests -> specific code if i reach the same code more than once, refactor and bother to generalize....
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by slipwalker 6y ago
would you share a gist to you emacs config ? maybe even a medium article about your setup ?.....
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by slipwalker 6y ago
try this: onde you have the entire code ready, working properly, go to the end of the file and "backspace" your entire file clean. Now, from the top of the empty file, repeat "Ctrl-Z" until you have your code restored. o
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by slipwalker 6y ago
+1
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by slipwalker 7y ago
do you mind to share which "this small program" is ?
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by slipwalker 7y ago
i would recommend two ( of many ) springer book that are free to download, and i find that complement each other nicely: - Concise Guide to Software Engineering: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-3-319-57750-
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by slipwalker 7y ago
same here...
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by slipwalker 7y ago
yes, gti instead git... i even kept an alias gti=git for a week, before turning into alias g=git
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by slipwalker 7y ago
also recommend a strong understanding of SQL ( https://training-nyc.com/learn/sql/why-learn-sql )
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by slipwalker 7y ago
my 2 cents, check this: https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap

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