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itsArtur
2y ago
im curious - what are some other examples?
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5y ago
I think it's getting better - a number of countries worldwide (such as Portugal or UAE) are making it easier and easier for people to work remotely as "contractors". While not perfect, it's definitely a good solution for
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5y ago
I have used Retool to create a (well-received) PoC of an internal-facing admin app. I was pretty impressed, even though it had some rough edges. Setting up UIs was relatively painless thanks to many out-of-the-box integrations, and it was s
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itsArtur
5y ago
Do you mind sharing the good source?
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5y ago
I like the C4 model because it forces me to think about the right level of abstraction for the diagram's audience. It also has very few core building blocks and thus is very easy to learn. I just wish the tooling around it was better :
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5y ago
> A lot of people who I knew as sympathetic and calm before they took management roles turned into something I could code in one minute: namely a program that asks "how much is this going to take?" and if your answer is above N
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itsArtur
6y ago
Wouldn't that deposit requirement cause issues for high volume/low margin sellers?
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6y ago
> Software architecture probably matters more than anything else. A shitty implementation of a good abstraction causes no net harm to the code base. A bad abstraction or missing layer causes everything to rot. That's fair, but shoul
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itsArtur
6y ago
Use Revolut
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itsArtur
6y ago
What's the practical implication of this fact?
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6y ago
> I can imagine that the lack of such feedback not only results in slower learning. It might mean the non-apprentice programmer is unable to ever acquire an intuition for design no matter how many years of experience. Yes! This is also w
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itsArtur
6y ago
I always use IntelliJ for code reviews, works great.
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itsArtur
6y ago
Is it a satire?
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6y ago
I am not parent comment's author, but I use TS on the backend and I did look into ReasonML. I love most of Reason's syntax and FP in general, but unfortunately, reason/bucklescript ecosystem just isn't mature enough for
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itsArtur
6y ago
I am not a native english speaker and it was really difficult for me to read this essay and understand its purpose. Is this writing style considered "good"?
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7y ago
I don't think there was one specific thing that helped me keep these sessions going, it was a long a pretty long and tedious process, to be frank. I had to convince both sides: 1. the management so that they would give us explicit perm
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Ask HN: What were the things you did that made the biggest impact at your work?
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7y ago
I thought about the same thing! I think having your code reviewed is one of the fastest ways to improve and at the same time, it's currently very hard to have it done. I really dislike CodeReview SE for many reasons though, I don'