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by zerkten 2y ago
For me, it's not clear what was most valuable here. I think that's an important thing to take away from a statement on traveling more. I don't think all of the items will have had equal value. Being physically present and che
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I appreciated this too. First time I've seen a dark/light selector on the right side which also highlighted how you can blend old and new very effectively.
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It's a top-heavy market because the industry-wide growth and momentum was 2001-2008. Since that period, the available alternatives for entry into a dev career have increased. Python/Ruby/JavaScript tend to be what most junior
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by zerkten 2y ago
Stack Overflow was an example of this. They had a relatively small dev team and they also maintained a very small hardware footprint for delivering their product. Over time they expanded their scope into products beyond the Stack Overflow a
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It's hard to convince people of this if they haven't developed the skill in any context. I was pleasantly surprised to see @brushfoot's comment and reply at the top when I started reading. I didn't realize I suffered fro
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by zerkten 2y ago
This episode of Arms Control Wonk is worth a listen if you think this true: https://www.armscontrolwonk.com/archive/1215097/deterrence-i... .
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Would be interesting if you can also factor in a school schedule or Jewish holidays as well. There are probably other layers you could add because school schedules in the US and England are very different. After having kids and observing th
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I think this expectation has always existed, but engineers have been able to get cover for not understanding or participating. Now it is harder for engineers at any level to cover which means they have to understand the business and partici
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For people with large numbers of podcasts as well as many paid subscriptions there is a lot that can be done to better manage the situation, including deduplication. This falls into the power user bucket so it's less valuable to these
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by zerkten 2y ago
Do you mean create a team behind the app? What element of design do you mean? There are things with the Overcast design that I like and dislike, but they fall into multiple categories. Marco seems like a very independent individual who want
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Whether they avail of it, or not, Adobe have the possibility of accessing feedback and iterating on it for a lot of core design markets. I have a similar view to yours, but there is a segment of the AI community who feel that they are disru
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by zerkten 2y ago
They are cheap. People have more of a focus on cost recently which pushes back against AWS. As far as vibes go, more people seem to be getting back into managing their own machines and self-hosting. I think Linode used to fill that void but
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Is there an official announcement or something else that accompanied this? I don't know the current state of their organization and the chain of ownership for the code.
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This is a much better suggestion than most here given all of the detail shared by OP. The material is specifically directed at them. I'd suggest getting the videos too. FWIW I have a CS degree and got the material to review because I h
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This is very true. You only have to look at the list authors/editors of the specs from Oasis to see that they square up with the individuals identified by Joel in https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/04/21&#x2F
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I hope things work out as well as they can for you. I don't have experience with your situation but wanted to offer one suggestion of a resource for help if you are in the US. Before getting connected with them, I was completely unawar
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You aren't the only one thinking this. The surface area and possibilities with CSS amaze me as one of those web developers who had a solid understanding years ago and have returned it recently. The sentiment is a response to feeling ov
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They used to have an incredible technical bookstore a few blocks away. Sadly, it closed over 10 years ago.
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There is a history of these agencies later withdrawing approvals and FDA conservatism protecting US healthcare consumers. The same pattern applies with these other agencies not basing decisions on FDA approval. Overall, the combination of a
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What kind of software are developers building and do they have automation/CI for this? In my company we are mostly deploying web apps to Linux with devs using all of these laptops. If you have a wide range of development going on, then
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Which tools are you specifically talking about? I'd argue there are chore installations that devs do repeatedly along with important personal items they should be focusing on to improve their workflow. What you describe is great from t
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We know the answer to this even before modern tech businesses existed: running a business is a very different experience from what people expect. This is exacerbated with certain experiences that create worldviews which are closer to the op
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When I was hired for my first real programming job, my future manager spent a lot of time asking me questions about how I deal with ambiguity. This stuck with me as a really important element to consider in people, but that doesn't see
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China is a concern for Australia whether the US is in the picture or not. Australia's interests are highly aligned with those of the US. The increased engagement from the US is being welcomed by most Australians, but the issue is reall
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It's obtuse, but it's effective for some people. I know someone who hires devs from the .NET and Python space for finance. When asked to suggest a solution to any kind of data problem like this the interviewees split down the midd
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>> People dealing with finance are THE MOST risk-averse people I know. No new tool will be used without years of vetting and it'll still be blamed if something goes wrong - even if the new tool never touched that bit of the proce
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You assume that the teams running these systems achieve acceptable uptime and companies aren't making refunds for missed uptime targets when contracts enforce that, or losing customers. There is definitely a vision for HA at many compa
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What is being expressed here is not a new problem. The challenge with solving it is that there isn't an easy set of steps that works every time. Someone's experience with the challenges of getting time with SMEs is highly dependen
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I think there are variations of this. Yes, your experts need to give an amount of time to the effort. Making them a PM, in any sense of the word, is a step beyond contributing their expertise and can be avoided. What you need is someone wit
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I think you forgot to include the Flash link.

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