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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I guess it’s because devs learn unix/linux at university or by their own. I never seen anybody setting up a Windows machine, we are all into linux. I personally know nothing about Windows servers.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I don’t know about Lima, but Vagrant using Virtualbox won’t work on the new M1 macs (no plans of support).
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I think the question is: what comes after micro services/distributed systems? Whatever that is, will make k8s obsolete. My bet: rich fat clients. Super powerful phones that can run your entire e-commerce monolith to process my checkout
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I think he’s Spaniard, not latino.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Sorry but: fuck this. I also work as a software engineer, and I focus on one thing only: professionalism. Professionalism is about: 1. knowing my stuff. I got my degree, I read, I experiment with new tech and I never stop learning. 2. respo
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I thought that the webserver would be actually in sleep mode, like a laptop. That would be interesting though.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
I’m planning to use Postgres for my next Saas, But all these “issues” worry me. I have used MySQL in the past and, even though my web services don’t handle too many connections/transactions, MySQL always perform good. I’ve seen other a
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
> A Sprint is 2 weeks. The requirements and tech design don't have to be perfect, and they can be updated, as time goes on. > This mostly works for my company. What is working for your company (and others) is: delivering software
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
First rule: trust your colleagues. If you think you’re a good developer, chances are your colleagues are good as well (otherwise they wouldn’t be hired in the same company as you; they wouldn’t even be in your same team). Second rule: don’t
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
How do you think the college more experienced than you has learned all he knows? Could be through another experienced college, yes, but chances are he learned by himself. We, IT people, are somehow elitist when it comes to knowledge: we thi
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
This. I think this is the only reason why IT pays so much: it’s difficult, there is no documentation and you need to educate yourself.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
It may sound dumb, but the only reason I don’t use FF is because of its UI. Somehow I think Chrome (and Safari) “look better” and make browsing more enjoyable. And this comes from a “techie” that knows exactly why, objectively, FF is proba
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
> How did you like the book?” asked a friend who recommended it. “I loved it! It was a real page-turner!”, I answered. “Great! What do you think about ________ and _________ ? How did you like those parts?”. I’ll be honest. I literally h
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
Agree. Professionalism is what I look for in a company, not culture.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
> I'm not sure why you would store mp3s these days now unless you were making the music yourself? I also keep mp3 files (albums) in my hard drives. How else do you ensure that you have access to your favorite artists in the future?
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
Main job (40h/week in theory, 35h/week in practice): tech lead, senior software engineer. My side hustle (40h/week in theory, 5h/week in practice): junior software engineer for another company. I have around 8 years of p
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
It’s fine to be less productive.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
The problem is that everyone (in the team) needs to be in the office the exact same two days. That’s difficult to synchronize, some people may want to be at the office on Fridays, while other may prefer Mondays or Wednesdays or...
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
I understand YouTube (they need money, they run ads)... what I don’t understand is the companies that pay YouTube to post their ads. I mean, who on earth likes ads? Being interrupted by Company X while watching a video will make me with hig
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
But annotations are linked to lines. As soon as one line changes (e.g., its content is no longer in line N but line N+ M, the annotation is meaningless). So tours would be need constant updates (otherwise tours would work for fixed versions
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
40hours/week looks already excessive to me. Perhaps for Goldman Sachs 80hours/week looks fine.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
Interesting. How do you guys filter out not so nice @ mentions? Is it a manual process?
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
I don’t want a score associated with my name, so I wouldn’t use your service. I wonder how many people would like to have an associated “trust” score; I mean if you are an average individual I imagine you would get an average score of, let’
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
We haven’t started yet! Wait some years until the deep learning phase ends and the symbolic AI starts... we’ll be hiring Symbolic Engineers, no more Data Scientists.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
FAANGs are overrated.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
> I'm still not good enough. How do you know this? I’ve never done leetcode, but if you have an degree in Computer Science chances are you’re as good as the average software engineer out there. Btw, the Googler coach sounds like a s
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
I will never work in an office again. At least I’ll try as much as I can. I’m currently rejecting all of the offers recruiters send to me with “Sorry. Only 100% remote works for me at the moment. Thank you!”
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
> but just asking if other architectures have been considered. That’s the polite way of calling them stupids ;)
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
> Are mandatory, unpaid lunch breaks a scam? IMHO, yes.
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by tkiolp4 6y ago
Ah, my mistake. Wow, even more impressive then!

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