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zer00eyz
11y ago
Programing is un-natrual. Lets assume you graduated at 22, and your 28 now... You have a total of 6 years of experience, and the reality is the first three of those were you unlearning computer science and starting on the path of engineerin
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11y ago
I will 2nd that native logging in GO is awful (and most of the packages for logging are pretty bad too). For me logging was missing basic levels, and any sort of contextual capability. I would like to know what issues you had with it, as I&
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11y ago
"Python given its rich library set helping you secure your api's end points. Doing same in go is pretty convoluted with more lines of code" Is there any way you can elaborate on your experience that brought you to this conclu
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zer00eyz
11y ago
Python is "less of a problem" but you still may hit that wall. You can do "stupid stuff" in any language and have that same outcome, php just gives more rope than the rest! Recently, on a short term contract, I had to de
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zer00eyz
11y ago
What issue do you think that your going to avoid with python that you have with PHP? On Golang: 1. There are a bunch of good frameworks out there for you to bootstrap with -- if you pick one realize its going to have shortcomings -- if you
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zer00eyz
11y ago
He has a PhD... A woman I once knew told me this story. Her friend was a single mom while in grad school, when her water broke she took herself to the hospital on the bus... After she finished her PHD she was unable to cross the street with
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zer00eyz
11y ago
Go channels aren't as fast as they could/should be. Folks do go the mutex route when they need the extra speed. My C# is non existent but if you get the WaitGroup concept (I may have missed it) in there as well this could be a han
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11y ago
I started out in static, went to dynamic, and am now going back to static (this is not a rant about one vs the other). It is a change for sure. But how much did you really let the complier catch before? You have already discovered the "
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zer00eyz
11y ago
As a back end guy the things that get me excited are "we shaved XXms off of that request by doing something". That isn't the nature of front end work at all. I don't disrespect the things front end folks do, the browser
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11y ago
I am NOT a front end guy, at all, period. I just don't have the patience for pushing pixels and dealing with browsers. I do however respect what front end guys are doing, and how they are getting it done. We have gotten to the point wh
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11y ago
Go back 10 years, front end only wasn't really a thing. This is new and a lot of folks haven't adapted (and maybe they won't). Someone in a non technical role once suggested to me that we should all be able to do each others
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zer00eyz
11y ago
First of all congrats! We are missing some facts here that would help give guidance. What does mom do now, does she plan on doing after baby is born? You haven't mentioned your role at the startup, how many folks are involved or workin
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zer00eyz
11y ago
If by retail you mean direct to consumer sales to customers then yes. If you mean "physical presence" (retail vs online) then no
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zer00eyz
11y ago
Some of this is natural: If you spend a lot of time with decent people, its going to happen that you form "bonds". Just take a look at this http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/19/fashion/anger-manage
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zer00eyz
11y ago
There are lots of firms who ONLY get decent engineers through recruiters. Techical recruiting is HARD, and honestly if your a small shop, with limited HR going outside to get talent may be your only option.
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11y ago
I agree with Mz that your going to screen out the toxic places by being honest. As a guy who has done hiring in the past, if I see a woman who has 5+ years in the industry I'm automatically going to talk to her. Theres a lot of bullshi
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11y ago
I have a love hate relationship with amazon and this is just making it worse. As a customer, this is amazing service. Sometimes I pay a bit more at amazon just for speedy delivery (it is a trade off you need to balance). And for a lot of th
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zer00eyz
12y ago
I'll agree with most folks here that you aren't a CTO. You don't NEED a CTO, today, and at this point it might even be counter productive. Your either going to hire what you can afford, or pay a lot of money for little code r
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zer00eyz
12y ago
Yes, both ends... If your talking about the side by the power brick then its time to bust out some tools and fix it yourself! See this: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-open-and-replace-the-... and this https:&#
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zer00eyz
12y ago
Mac -> problem with mac -> problem with title -> change title -> reference to eve on line .. and to a goon (therefore SA) How deep does the rabbit hole go?
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12y ago
No... But only because of the lack of an upgrade path for ram. You can add external storage but not external ram. 8gb and 128 hard drive would be a better fit for what your looking to do!