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by togusa2017 9y ago
What's best . I always had this issue when I work with someone, in the initial weeks I find him/her best and smart but as time goes buy I just see them as average or below average just putting up a facade or may it's me - I j
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by togusa2017 9y ago
An easy transparent feedback section (where everyone can see everyone's comment and reply) Some of the best ideas came from their. But on the other hand alot of complaints too I guess.
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Flask
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by togusa2017 9y ago
If was you, I would learn mountain climbing or any skills which give me more confidence and create meaning in life. I would say learn something which interest you.
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Cache expiry time ? I guess it won't take $5M. But in my mind it's virtually impossible for me to determine what it should be
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by togusa2017 9y ago
So rightly said. I have my best work as private repos.
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by togusa2017 9y ago
I really liked dune 1 . But God I hated dune 2 and dune 3. I tried so hard to like 2 and 3. What's your opinion. I would be curious to know
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Crime and punishment - made me open minded and try to put myself in other person's shoes. This helped me alot to be less judging.
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Self discipline, inner peace and compartmentalize work and home. Still looking for a way to get them all I guess it's a long road ahead of me.
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by togusa2017 9y ago
I have been in this boat for the past one year. What worked for was make small goals and write it down and finish it and stop thinking about the final goal. Just keep ur head down and finish goals and take rest.
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Ask HN: Who is your registered agent in CA
1 points by togusa2017 9y ago|0 comments
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by togusa2017 9y ago
I have learned that practising agile and proper documentation is a life saver when working in remote when your team mate is not an arms length away or on different timezone. I was able to appreciate the importance of these two during remot
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by togusa2017 9y ago
I did remote job for a year and during the interview it was no different then a normal job. But wow what an experience I loved every moment of it. Practised agile, proper documentation and mid night design brain storming session from team m
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by togusa2017 9y ago
You are right. I am going to publish it this week no more holding onto it or adding things. Thanks for your effort, I have side projects in the form of website and never felt like this in publishing it. It's the mobile app world which
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Thanks will do so. It's a side project I have been working on for a year and so . It's very close to finish like just publish it to app store but I feel so blank with ideas or tired and fear that once I publish it in need to work
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Interesting point. How do you know you have recovered ?
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Ask HN: How do you recover from burnout?
33 points by togusa2017 9y ago|22 comments
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by togusa2017 9y ago
For the $50 lol
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by togusa2017 9y ago
One thing that has helped me along with lifting weights is eating dinner early. Breakfast at 9, lunch at 12 and dinner at 5-6 and before I sleep milk or something and also floss.
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Wrote a rate limiter in C. It broke when time got adjusted due to day light savings . Didn't take into account negative time delta. It was an ahuh moment when I realized the next day
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Nope nope not doing that. Have enough distractions already on my browser last thing I need is another mobile kind of experience on desktop
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Usual advise is not to copy but for inspiration I kind of like this https://volafile.org/privacy
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Ask HN: What do you use for mobile application analytics
1 points by togusa2017 9y ago|0 comments
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by togusa2017 9y ago
How they support backward compatibility
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by togusa2017 9y ago
1. In Gitlab, after you get +2, you can still commit changes and merge. Gerrit will make sure that you seek +2 again on the new set of commits. 2. Gerrit allows you to create draft comments on review and submit all comments in one shot af
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by togusa2017 9y ago
To build my first app. I have been learning React -> Redux -> and currently learning React native to finish my mobile application. So happy I decided to learn it. I am a backend engineer and the concept of redux is what a joy
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Flask (python) very minimalistic but quick and nice documentation .
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Moved from gitlab to Gerrit . It was awkward in the starts but I like this more now. Functionality over pretty .
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by togusa2017 9y ago
My 2cents based on my experience would be: 1. Forget about scaling and build a MVP asap. 2. For building this MVP if you need to learn new technologies started doing so. 3. Don't waste time
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by togusa2017 9y ago
Can totally relate. Your comment made my day.

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