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by git-pull 9y ago
Hey check this out: https://vincit.github.io/objection.js/#graph-inserts . That's worth making a blog post about. The upsert: https://vincit.github.io/objection.js/#graph-upserts Also it'
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by git-pull 9y ago
If you do startups, find places with healthy engineering cultures. Try this out website: https://www.keyvalues.com/ You can select multiple categories of what the company values, so you have a better fit before you ever wal
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by git-pull 9y ago
If you liked this, Ian Purkayastha is worth a read, all about sourcing exotic foods (truffles, caviar, etc) to top chefs. Munchies episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sJ6IJZJhUU https://www.newyorker.com&#x
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by git-pull 9y ago
Fabric. http://www.fabfile.org/ Works over SSH. Uses pure Python. No need to deploy and configure minions/agents/etc. Fabric also benefits from being highly composable. Since it's python, you can parametrize
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by git-pull 9y ago
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values by Robert M. Pirsig https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_and_the_Art_of_Motorcycle_...
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by git-pull 9y ago
This is fantastic. What's going on with Adobe Kuler aka Adobe Color CC? Looks like they made it easier to grab the colors recently: https://color.adobe.com/explore/?filter=most-popular&time=mo... It works easi
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by git-pull 9y ago
> However, please don't make your experiences a statement of fact about the state of technical management and leadership in general. Sure. There's a name for it: The Bozo Event Horizon. https://blogs.harvard.edu&#x2F
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by git-pull 9y ago
One of my favorite comments on HN for this subject: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15108883 .
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by git-pull 9y ago
Are you sure it's not the other way around? Maybe it's hard for good engineers to find good employers and bosses. 9/10 of the technical screens I take are bunk. It boils down to what's fresh on my mind that moment; rando
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by git-pull 9y ago
Like python? I'm could use a hand. The codebase across all of these projects are solid. CI already wired in, including Sphinx + ReadTheDocs. Help could be QA'ing pull requests, making features, documentation, and so on. Here'
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by git-pull 9y ago
I think product-izing open source projects is a long shot, but: I would go the SAAS route, the way WordPress.com does it. Self-serve DIY hosting and enterprise clients (the kind of stuff you'd have account managers for). There also is
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by git-pull 9y ago
I get requests to be tech co-founder from time to time. To the point I'm beta testing a canned explanation of why programmers aren't interested if you don't have funding raised. https://www.git-pull.com/consul
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by git-pull 9y ago
There are people with jobs, families, and other hectic schedules that still walk their dogs, attend clubs, mow their lawns, put up Holiday lights, have hobbies, even volunteer. What I'm against is this crab mentality and envy that havi
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by git-pull 9y ago
Location: Chicago (CST) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Dependant on salary / benefits Résumé/CV: https://cv.git-pull.com GitHub: https://github.com/tony Website: https://git-pull.com Emai
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by git-pull 9y ago
SEEKING WORK: Chicago, USA. GMT -6. | Remote Only | Senior Programmer w/ Open source + Startup background Location: Chicago (CST) CV: https://cv.git-pull.com GitHub: https://github.com/tony Website: https:
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by git-pull 9y ago
I think this illustrates a mentality of undervaluing programmers. I think it underestimates how hard and intensive the job is. I think prospective co-founders do this exact thing to programmers . Why would someone go the extra mile, to wor
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by git-pull 9y ago
> This comment makes it seems like it's a foregone conclusion your business will be a success. Startups are a game of optimism. The mindset is: in it to win it. It's totally OK to be visualizing the finish line and your equity
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by git-pull 9y ago
> And if you only waited until you have a firm financial backing behind you and you alone with nobody to split risk with, we wouldn't have very many start ups. A programmer doesn't have to wait. Try to take it from a programmer
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by git-pull 9y ago
Here's why I advise extreme caution when partnering up if you're a programmer: If you have a co-founder or co-hacker that goes postal, off on their own, acting shady, behaving badly, for whatever reason, you're lost at sea.
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by git-pull 9y ago
Python is the best. I converted from PHP -> Python a long long time ago. But it was my first programming language. PHP and Laravel is excellent. In particular, Laravel developers come across as very intelligent to me. In the end though,
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by git-pull 9y ago
Every programmer wants remote unless otherwise stated. Work Remotely. Salary. Benefits. Software Stack. Chill Boss. That is what matters. Just about anything else the startups have to offer is categorized as "meta". Not helping th
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by git-pull 9y ago
Reading code is best. Downloading and building the code locally and running it (debugging snags along the way) is a helpful skill. Like this: Ever use tmux? What if the system your building tmux against doesn't have queue.h (found in F
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by git-pull 9y ago
If you're at an incubator / coworking space, that is the best place. Second to that, meetups. Third, you can start interviewing en masse - but when it gets to that point, both sides decay in quality. I've gotten most of my wo
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by git-pull 9y ago
This is why I say it hurts businesses too. If they're interviewing people and giving them trivia questions, they fundamentally don't understand the job. We keep docs open all day. That's what browser tabs are for. Even seemin
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by git-pull 9y ago
I have many times where founders call me right after submitting my application. There are also times where they are ecstatic at first, but something happens. I don't know - maybe someone's being a bad reference and I have to check
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by git-pull 9y ago
I think that's an idealization of what it should be. I think that's what would be best for business. So, back at a company called Buzzr, we had an opportunity to hire a very talented programmer known in the Drupal community. Man
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by git-pull 9y ago
I disagree with the other comments. If you interviewed 30 times and are an expert in the field, you probably made up for the variants at this point. The culture today systematically lacks respect for seniority. You don't give non-stand
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by git-pull 9y ago
For bulletproofing, I do tests + mock network calls. I use pytest with parametrize: https://docs.pytest.org/en/latest/parametrize.html Then responses for mocking network stuff from requests: https://git
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by git-pull 9y ago
> A large web application that's outgrown its framework to become an application which includes a web interface is one of the better candidates for something like Flask. Even in that case, I'm not experiencing any temptation to
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by git-pull 9y ago
I recommend (by most expensive, to free): Marshall Kirk McKusick's FreeBSD Intensive Code Walkthrough: https://www.mckusick.com/courses/advdescrip.html Also, The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating

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