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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
You need to learn how to communicate with other developers and understand their ideas and arguments. Same goes for customers, and management. Therefore my suggestion is to invest time in building up a good working vocabulary of technical an
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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
I can't speak to the quality of Zig's compile-time compilation, other than to comment and say the article is taking liberties with its use of the word unique. As other commenter's have noted, many languages have the feature.
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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
It should be used when it fits the problem to hand. Why do you think it should be more common?
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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
David Nolen gave a relevant talk[0] about the workflow they use to integrate Clojure and React Native for mobile and web development at the company vouch.io. You say "I'd like to reuse the frontend part of the web app", their
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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
Nobody can answer what you should do because you haven't mentioned what motivates you. You say you're good at managing and strategy but have founded five businesses that are at best treading water. Are you perhaps "teaching t
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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
I can't speak to finding part-time gigs but outside the US, it is common for contractors to earn multiples in the order of 2-4x the equivalent employee salary. Monetarily, it's almost always worth it to make the jump to contractin
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by keeeeeeeem 4y ago
Seems like a weird nitpick, given that Clojure is a parasitic language by design. In addition to the JVM it also runs on GraalVM, Node, BEAM and .NET.
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
My experience with MX switches was that they were terribly underwhelming, they felt cheap and in the case of MX browns they somehow made my keyboard accuracy decrease. Topre switches, on the other hand, have been worth every penny.
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
I fully agree. If I see those names attached to a project I take it with an extremely healthy dose of scepticism (and usually run the other direction). I'm somewhat glad I made it out the other side; as a babe in arms programmer I was
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
It's not exactly what you're asking for but if you want to grok distributed systems and managing workloads then learning some Erlang/Elixir (OTP runtime) really helped me, as you can "code along" with your book of c
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
Try reading Designing Data-Intensive Applications.
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
I've got 5 years as a full-stack Vue.js/.NET Core/AWS developer and 2 years as penetration tester. I didn't know we were this rare, but it's nice to hear.
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
Client-side databases are relatively popular in ClojureScript land. DataScript and Fulcro both come to mind immediately. DataScript is an immutable in-memory database that uses Datalog to describe queries and Fulcro is a full-stack framewor
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
You're missing nothing. Class based OOP is essentially a set of arbitrary ontologies forced upon you by library authors. Your interpretation is no more or less meaningful than the others.
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
While London and Londoners are very friendly, I would recommend considering secondary cities in the UK as a destination, for example Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh or Cambridge. The pay is usually comparable to all but the highest London ra
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by keeeeeeeem 5y ago
I moved from fullstack development to pen testing. I don't have any certs, but I'm working towards one purely because clients prefer it. Previously I had worked for a startup in the finance space and had increasingly been more inv