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   by tra3 5y ago

   I'd argue that this is an exception not the rule. Normally he's very practical and pragmatic. I aspire to be like him.
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   by tra3 5y ago

   This explains why YouTube channels like Andrew Camarata's [0] have a million plus subs. Something about watching people work is fascinating. [0] https://www.youtube.com/c/AndrewCamarata/featured
3. 693.▲
   by tra3 5y ago

   Check out evil mode. Makes emacs behave more like vi. Game changer for me.
4. 694.▲
   by tra3 5y ago

   What’s the purpose of datacamp? What have you used it for?
5. 695.▲
   by tra3 5y ago

   Good call instantpot was a game changer for me. One thing that might elevate your dishes is seasoning and fresh herbs. I didn’t realize I was under salting my stuff, and a bunch of fresh parsley or mint really makes a huge difference.
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   by tra3 5y ago

   The Hurley and the Highline roads typically become snowmobile only. I saw on Facebook somewhere that there was a slide on highline and that a truck/trailer RV combo jackknifed in the middle.
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   by tra3 5y ago

   What watch do you use?
8. 698.▲
   by tra3 5y ago

   But there's more than just revision control, no? Compilers, linters, intellisence. I don't know what is to notes as compilers are to code, but certainly note taking could stand to use more tooling.
9. 699.▲
   by tra3 5y ago

   Brilliant advice. Maintaining a schedule is a meta project itself though. I find that the energy there ebbs and flows as well. Some days I cannot create a schedule; much less follow it. Do you have a similar issue? If so, how do you deal wi
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    by tra3 5y ago

    That's true, I"ve certainly ran into this before. The other option that didn't occur to me at the time, is open source. You'd have someone to review your PRs and potentially set the direction..
11. 701.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    I was going to link this as well. The app in the link is nice, but Anki is way more conducive for this task.
12. 702.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    Typical advice is to build something that scratches your itch. Once you do that, you can use it as a portfolio piece to find a remote job. Im not aware of any sites like that.
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    by tra3 5y ago

    Is there “on call”? How frequently do incidents occur? Been there done that, not interested.
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    by tra3 5y ago

    Are you familiar with open courseware platforms like coursera [0] or EdX [1]? The lectures are prerecorded, but there are weekly assignments, discussion forums to current students, etc. While the access to courses is free you can pay to get
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    by tra3 5y ago

    > I would not call Leetcode questions puzzles in the same sense, yet many questions do require some foreknowledge of having seen the question to get to the optimal solution. Agreed. So far what I've observed is that once you underst
16. 706.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    > Coding is a mechanical skill you can assess in 5 minutes at the whiteboard during your interview while you look for the important skills. If this was true, we wouldn't have leetcode style interviews. > I don’t really understand
17. 707.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    Same. Some of the the questions/solutions are very aesthetically pleasing. While I find it pretty satisfying, I still have a million things I'd rather be doing.
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    by tra3 5y ago

    Are you salaried or do you bill?
19. 709.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    Maybe folks don't understand what Django and Rails do?
20. 710.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    Don't think Anki has a fully baked implementation of incremental reading. Polar [0] is an interesting implementation of a similar concept: read and annotate and turn your highlights into Anki flashcards automatically. [0]: https:&#x2F
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    by tra3 5y ago

    I spoke to an Amazon recruiter the other day; the expectation that he shared was that everyone is still expected in the office in the new year.
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    by tra3 5y ago

    Hah wow. I hope that's a typo.
23. 713.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    I like how the progress bars moves off screen if you get too excited with the button. Point made :)
24. 714.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    Sunsama looks great. Is it in beta? I don't see any pricing info. Plan ( https://getplan.co/ ) is also very similar.
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    by tra3 5y ago

    Just took a look at their website. "(c) 2003". The functionality looks pretty great, at least from what they describe. So sad to see really great apps stuck on windows. Reminds me a lot of Supermemo.
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    by tra3 5y ago

    I didn't realize org could auto-plan your day for you. Any references?
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    by tra3 5y ago

    That's really cool. I just added my appointments and tasks for the day. Visualizing everything I'm definitely not going to be as productive as I was hopping to be =/
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    by tra3 5y ago

    While your specific example is a terrible idea, the overall thought makes sense. Maybe limit autopilot so that for every mile, or hour spent on autopilot you have to drive an hour manually? Make it random? Also stop calling it autopilot bec
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    by tra3 5y ago

    Are you saying Inter-team coms in a large organization should be discouraged? Apologies if I misunderstood your post.
30. 720.▲
    by tra3 5y ago

    This guy must be 10x.