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by soneca 6y ago
A competent driver I my opinion drives slower than the speed limit.
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by soneca 6y ago
Isn’t better to drive slower on scenic roads to have more time to observe the scene? Or do you think there is an helicopter filming you from above like James Bond movies?
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by soneca 6y ago
I don’t think that you are slow or not a good developer is the right conclusion. I think you focused on the wrong things. Like code coverage, CI, etc. You mentioned of being afraid of your codebase exploding in other comment. You know code
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by soneca 6y ago
> ” Between July and September, I worked on different things: the build system, Docker/docker-compose, continuous integration, authentication, internationalization, etc.” Authentication seems to be the only thing the author should
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by soneca 6y ago
I think Bolsonaro is the worst democratic president Brazil ever had. I think he is the dumbest one too and I think he is personally responsible for a large percentage of avoidable Covid deaths in Brazil. I think he is corrupt too. But I thi
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Poland Uses Clams to Control Its Water Supply(boredpanda.com)
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by soneca 6y ago
> ”If you're the first to call something, you'd better be right. If the monster turns out not to be dead after all—if they can somehow morph themselves into something startups have to worry about again—I'll look like a fo
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by soneca 6y ago
A falsifiable theory that led to a useful discovery (of oxygen, according to the Wikipedia article) seems nothing like string theory.
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by soneca 6y ago
The power of confirmation bias. A factually incorrect comment on a tangential topic is still the number 1 comment after 3 hours just because it appeals to those who bemoan modern web development.
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by soneca 6y ago
I missed a Hulk as strong as in the comics. I heard that they audience tested Hulk busting out of the Hulk-buster armor that Bruce Banner was using, but it didn’t test well.
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by soneca 6y ago
And it created a wonderful narrative device to revisit scenes and references from several other filmes. Marvel movies never positioned themselves to be hard scifi.
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by soneca 6y ago
Factorio, M1 chip, iPhone. And the post is just one hour old, give it time
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by soneca 6y ago
I saw contrarian opinions, but I believe Avengers: End Game pretty much delivered the insane hype cultivated for 10 years.
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by soneca 6y ago
I think it is a different use, not a ”misuse” . I am ok with it
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by soneca 6y ago
My take: learning the fundamentals of the web and programming is essential to become a good senior software engineering some day, but knowing React is what gets me hired at junior positions.
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by soneca 6y ago
I thought of that, but 40 root comments are a lot to go through. Not all of those are recent. The accusation that HN is not friendly to small lucrative endeavors seems very out of place to me and usually it’s just nitpick of very rare dismi
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by soneca 6y ago
I don’t know what “sand beneath your comments” means, if you care to explain.
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by soneca 6y ago
They are ordered by a mix of recency and upvotes as far as I know. Which means the top 40 comments that I see are the same as you see, if I am correct, at the same moment. I understand the misunderstanding and the urge to correct me. I don’
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by soneca 6y ago
What comments can be “funny”? I just went through the top 40 comments on this post and I couldn’t see nothing but praise and congratulations (with a couple suggesting to raise prices, which I think are with good intent).
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by soneca 6y ago
Thanks for your response. I’ll take your word that the mistakes are not due to too much ambition and are not originated by biting more than what you can chew or a “land grab” market strategy. I have no primary knowledge on Lambda School to
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by soneca 6y ago
I know the incentives are there to have exponential Silicon Valley hyper growth. But there are also incentives to be a company that still exists and it is big 20 years from now. And there are ethical decisions that could be made despite of
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by soneca 6y ago
What is sad to me looking from the outside it is that it didn’t have to be that way. Most of negative reviews seem to boil down to too many students, not enough support, not professional enough course management. Symptoms of growing pains.
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by soneca 6y ago
> ”They weren’t competent at all!” ”They” ? You hired a team, but you weren’t part of the team? Weird.
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by soneca 6y ago
Ok, rereading I must rectify that my disagreement is only with some of your questions. I think the distractions are thinking about: handing over the lead and walking away from money. The others I still think they will be a real dilemma in
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by soneca 6y ago
I don’t think it is important to think of any of that on early stages. All of those are, to me, the same type of distraction as deciding the color of the Maserati you will buy once you get rich with your startup. More introspective for sure
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by soneca 6y ago
Why now? It is a famous tourism spot in Brazil for decades and decades
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by soneca 6y ago
I would phrase that the humanity understanding of the world has always been just behind its complexity. As we advance in our understanding of the world, world’s complexity advances a bit more.
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by soneca 6y ago
I was sympathetic to the idea when I read the title. It is definitely better to work with people that both care about the future of the company and the quality of their work. But then I read the title and learned that the author equals thos
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by soneca 6y ago
I believe Microsoft, it started when personal computers were just a niche hobby.
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by soneca 6y ago
“Premeditation” of course not. He didn’tr plan or trained for that exact play. But “intention”? For sure. He was 100% aware that he was doing an illegal movement in that split-second and he made the conscious decision to do it. In soccer a

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