ant1oz

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by ant1oz 1y ago
I would say that working as a programmer in a corporate environment is a bit similar to being paid to be a novel writer by people who don't know how to read, but absolutely want to tell you how to do your job properly.
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by ant1oz 2y ago
Totally agree with you. But do we really need AI?
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by ant1oz 3y ago
I asked myself the exact same question few years back, and I came up with an open creative library. Https://datapond.earth
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Oh my god, this guy is the ultimate troll,!!! Listen, have you ever observed a troll writing a book? Really? Currency is a scam. You get paid in paper, pay taxes on it, which gets stolen( sorry in edged) in corrupted corps, with a debt syst
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by ant1oz 4y ago
As a contractor choosing max 3 months contract after more than a dozens of quits. In my experience, 95% of tech team are disfunctional beyond repair. It pisses me off everytime, and I chose to let it go, stopping the energy hemoragy, and I
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Take long holidays. 6 months minimum traveling around. if you have a family, or a tight mortgage - I'm sorry for you. As I don't have a straight answer. but 6 months away from keyboard is a strict minimum. It worked for me every t
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Well said. I would also add that it is perfectly fine to have a list of red flags, and it is perfect fine to define your own bondaries. Graphql is a red flag for me too, as well is React and node.js, and even git to some extend. I love simp
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Have you every tried to version your permissions on Hasura? Not cool. Product polish is amazing, and I love the postgresql integration.
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Worse approach imo. Nowadays a full stack dev is an intermediate Fe dev, with junior backend skills. He will make your backend un-maintainable. Get a proper master on a proper contract rate to design your architecture.
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by ant1oz 4y ago
I totally agree, the list of frontend pro is super cool, especially the subscribe real time API, but on the backend, it is a pure nightmare, either using very cutting edge third parties, the authorization is a super big pain in the butt to
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Yeah, that is sad. Also, I have noticed a similar correlation in front-end development. There is a consensus amongst recruiters and decision making that react is the best framework around. First it is NOT a framework ( and it would be bette
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Good one
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by ant1oz 4y ago
I don't agree with you. You can't fix people who cannot learn because of their belief that they already know everything. They will take anything personally that goes in the way of their ego. For examle, take a react web developer
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by ant1oz 4y ago
It is normal. Frontend code is much harder to test than backend. It also has a visual aspect that backend doesn't have. Your API server doesn't care about cross browser specs, or screen resolution. So when a new iPad comes in, you
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by ant1oz 4y ago
That's really cool. Bill is a legend. I've studied with Peter Andrews this year on his farm. Assuming you're in the IT space, Have you found a way to concile work with green regenerative ethics? Still looking on how to find t
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Well, I can't stay in a place more than 3 months, because when I walk in, I am the best engineers they ever seen in their lifetime. I can produce code in 10x less than they do, I can replace the BA, while at the same time write specs,
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by ant1oz 4y ago
Just wait for WW3, and wait for all big cities and gvt building who don't care about life and nature gets destroyed. Then you'll have left the country people - the one who know how to survive with land, grow their own food - witho
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by ant1oz 4y ago
So to make things clear: A junior is an engineer that has less than 2-3 years experience professionally, and about the same time building and learning how to code by themself on their spare time. An Intermediate engineer is a Junior enginee
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by ant1oz 4y ago
After reading those comments, I am so glad I did upgrade my old mbp 2015 to a razer laptop. Battery life is horrible, but I don't care.runnkng out of battery in Bed coding, or bar coding forces me to take a pause anyway. So so glad, ru
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by ant1oz 4y ago
It is you. Vue3 sounds perfect, The major upgrade from v2 is the use of Proxies ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... ), which was missing at the time of Angular v1, which enabl
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by ant1oz 4y ago
That was the least technical analysis on web3, just a rant. The guy is like... DAO can only be wrapped in a corporation... Have you heard of Cooperative business structures where each employee have an equal vote and own the business? Same w
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by ant1oz 5y ago
Location: Australia Remote: Only Remote Not willing to relocate Technologies: GoLang, DB Design & SQL, API design, Javascript, Vue.js, Angular, 20 years experience My CV on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ant
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by ant1oz 5y ago
20 years experienced self taught Dev here. And still learning. The best analogy I can get with programming is to compare it with lawyers. It takes 7 years to become a lawyer's, and it takes about the same to become a senior programmer.
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by ant1oz 5y ago
Yes.
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by ant1oz 6y ago
Then you've got lucky, last retro I went.... Managers were present, tech lead sucking leaking asses with their wide ears opened, and best devs leaving to better horizons.
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by ant1oz 6y ago
Lul, you are over-estimating managers capabilities to differentiate a 10x developer from a 0.1x developer.
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by ant1oz 6y ago
Same story here, on top of that, the tech lead had the most aggressive linting on the planet (no ES class allowed, limited arrow functions, and so on....) I burned bridge, I don't want to have to deal with people that mind fucked limit