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by zubairq 3y ago
Lots of good tips here, thanks!
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What an amazing product!!!
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by zubairq 3y ago
Maybe anyone can be an Einstein if they dedicate themselves to solving a problem.
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by zubairq 3y ago
Great tips. Thanks!
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by zubairq 3y ago
Some nice things in the language, well done! I used content addressable code snippets stored in IPFS for my own system too. Content addressable code seemed to start with Unison, but now a lot of new programming languages are seeing the bene
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by zubairq 3y ago
Instead of complaining about others why don’t you build something great yourself?
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RIP Charlie
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by zubairq 3y ago
Interesting read, I try to give a lot of thought to naming things but still can’t get it right first time. Often I need the courage to refactor, which also involves changes to a lot of documentation. Also, retaining backwards compatibility
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by zubairq 3y ago
This is a good idea, and something that I need, although I think I will just go for a google doc to document my house since it needs to be edited by non techies too
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I agree, a lot of things that look really easy often are really hard to make, as a lot of thought has to go into designing things to be easy to use
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by zubairq 3y ago
Great advice! Hacker news is only for us degenerates !
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by zubairq 3y ago
I didn’t know this. I always thought web push could mean no more need for apps?
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by zubairq 3y ago
I wonder if we could run this to see what happened 2000 years ago?
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Makes sense, yes the growth mindset makes sense until you or a company get product market fit. When stagnation sets in and things stop working then a growth mindset makes sense again. Of course you also need to make sure that you don’t get
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by zubairq 3y ago
So many brilliant quotes here, thanks for posting
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by zubairq 3y ago
Really nicely written, thanks
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Having worked at Red Hat and worked on many Docker / Kubernetes systems I agree with some parts of the article, but my view is that the wrold is going through a transition phase right now of moving to containerised systems. Take for ex
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by zubairq 3y ago
Yes, commit and commit often. I’d also add “write a spec before coding”
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I agree that looking at the details really helps when reasoning about things. But that is hard as it is always easier to look at things from 10,000 feet
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Having read the phoenix project while working at red hat I can see some value of the process for large organisations with a lot of people and teams that need to be aligned, but for smaller projects with few people then just steer clear of a
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by zubairq 3y ago
Totally agree with this although some companies “insist” on the ceremony
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Programming is amazing for me, but the problem with programming for a career is that you end up doing very little of it
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by zubairq 3y ago
Thanks for introducing me to this, Gonna listen to it today !
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by zubairq 3y ago
Excellent article, I definitely learnt quite a bit!
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I remember The Hulk from Scott Adam’s although it would never work on my c64 due to a graphics chip fault
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I wrote about this a few years ago about how most successful danish startups move to the USA: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/day-109-silicon-valley-vs-den...
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Very interesting, so exercising the body IS exercising the mind!
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Your ability to get hired for jobs relies on your future employees knowing that you didn't "rat" on your previous employers. Every company has skeletons in the closet so keeping your mouth shut is part of what gets your hired
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Watching it now
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