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Musings about “Inherited the worst code and tech team I have ever seen.”
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4y ago
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Docker Compose to EKS In
(aembit.io)
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I don’t believe I have to say that Unit tests are good for you
(medium.com)
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4y ago
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Ways to Steer Network Traffic to a Proxy
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Thin-line-through or how to build new products/big features
(medium.com)
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OMG. New management brought their people over
(medium.com)
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5y ago
Got mixed feeling - As people pointed out, it's advanced FizzBuzz (really advanced) - I can easily see a lot of people being unable to solve it, not because they can't do it, but because of a "performance anxiety". The b
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5y ago
I am torn. On one hand, this is great idea (exactly for such cases). I feel unbelievably bad for users. On another hand. Lifetime support of technology (say 50 years) is damn expensive. Let say you need a dozen of engineers (hardware + soft
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5y ago
I read it and felt kind-of bitter. On one hand, yeah, may be nuanced message doesn't work at scale. However, when saying literally two things (vs one) became nuanced. I wound understand if it was a speech talking about a dozen of diffe
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I switched about half a year ago from a MacBook Pro with an Intel processor to MacBook Pro with an M1 processor. My overall impression was "when the hell will it run out of power"? I spent the whole working day (without a charger)
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Why is government risk-averse?
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5y ago
If we are talking about AI singularity then to achieve a superintelligence, it should at first achieve human-level intelligence (and just to be very specific, it should achieve human-level intelligence for a wide variety of unstructured sit
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5y ago
A lot of unorganized thoughts: - I really didn't like that seniority equates to creating value in this article. I knew junior engineers who could have code circles around way more senior. - Comparing Bootcamps with CS degree is also le
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I am curious whether it implies causation or just correlation. I can easily explain it away with correlation. Most likely vegans will be people who are quite attuned to somebody else's (including animal) suffering. And the same empathy
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You are so loyal. We will pay you less
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Earning Your Stripes in Tech
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Stop Praising Firefighting (In Software)
(medium.com)
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Monolith vs. Microservices. The Battle of the Century
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Don’t force employees to dance salsa
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My Core Engineering Principles
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5y ago
OP here: Yeah. I can see how it can come across that way. That being said, other companies HR policies are not that interesting (at least to me). The huge part of a decision making to let a person go happens before HR got involved. I am way
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Have You Fired Anyone?
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I Hate the Word ‘Commitment’
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5y ago
I hope people won't take "just don't be crap" too literally.:))
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5y ago
OP here. Two notes: - Doing what others don't want to do - And yeap. It's not trivial, but it's not rocket science.
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OP here. First of all. You are 100% right. Genetics, environment, and everything else put you on some trajectory. It's much easier if this trajectory helps you. It's much harder if it works against you. I overgeneralized the title
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It’s not that hard to be in the top 10% of your field
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Expectations for a New Engineer on the Team
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Software Engineering management is way more art than we want to admit
(medium.com)
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Does it make sense to be an early employee?
(medium.com)
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