throwaway3265

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by throwaway3265 8y ago
My intuition was clear, it's made from a Japanese company! While the style is of course inspired on old Japanese games, the clear clue was "SNS" (confirmed by visiting the company link). If the authors are here, this is an ex
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
Mandatory only to transfer to the new role, not for remaining employed. However, the program this person was in was finishing, so it was either take that or stop working there...
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
There is a schema that I've seen used in Nestle which is quite bad TBH: they offer a course that you have to pass for a position this guy was trying to get to. This training course was fairly long (4 years) and expensive for an individ
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
I agree about those statements, just curious since that was probably the most important concept I had to learn about "advanced" React.
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
Is React.memo comparing deeply/recursive or at least deterministic JSON.stringify comparison? Or still going for shallow comparison?
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
Maybe when my Japanese gets better (I'm learning!) and I've been here a bit longer (don't want to seem a job-hopper, specially in Japan).
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
Oh, I am great now. While it's not fulfilling, I have a fairly relaxed timeline (since it's the same deadline as the back-end) so I've done some learning, refactoring, cleanup, and extensive testing without any overwork. Th
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by throwaway3265 8y ago
They wanted the back-end guy to be only 50% of his time in this project and the other 50% in another project initially! Luckily they understood it didn't make any kind of sense at some point. Not that now it makes more sense, but...
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Ask HN: Is this microservices madness?
8 points by throwaway3265 8y ago|10 comments