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by csbbbb 1y ago
A rule of thumb I’m finding useful is, “If it has to connect to the internet to function properly, you do not really own it.”
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by csbbbb 2y ago
I am so glad I rented a Tesla as a stunt for a friend’s wedding. After the sun set and the temperature dropped into the mid 40s (F) with high humidity, the touch screen practically stopped working. We were lucky we didn’t get stranded. Zipp
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by csbbbb 2y ago
To add another piece of personal advice - keep a log about pretty much everything you do, every day, like Picard with markdown. You will thank yourself later.
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by csbbbb 2y ago
I have found myself in a similar position between independence and isolation in my role, though it's not as high-profile. I am interested in the other answers here and will add my two cents. Recent hiring: KEEP IT STUPID-SIMPLE. Being
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by csbbbb 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxh2X6NjuhY
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by csbbbb 2y ago
I once replied "STOP" to a text-alert system I'd just been coerced into joining, and immediately received another text saying they'd stop. The extra text really bugged me at the moment. Using iMessage through my desktop,
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by csbbbb 2y ago
With JSON, sometimes you just need a fluent, permissive way to query objects that you don't already know a type structure for. This seems useful! I love JSONata for exploring json data, but it's more useful for static analysis tha
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by csbbbb 2y ago
> Now, if you're paying attention and reading this with a critical eye something in your brain just told you "Wait, this is just waterfall! We can't know everything up front!" The article presents the "story poin
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by csbbbb 2y ago
A more constrained test might be justifiable on an interview, but it's got to be clear that it still doesn't directly translate to on-the-job skills. This might be more of a question about what you expect from a "junior devel
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by csbbbb 2y ago
"Just get more sleep."