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by kellysutton 4mo ago
Scholarly | Senior Software Engineer | Seattle, On-Site | Full-Time | $160k - $200k + equity + health benefits + equipment budget Scholarly is building the HR operating system for higher education. We've built a software platform that
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by kellysutton 5mo ago
Scholarly | Senior Software Engineer | Seattle, On-Site | Full-Time | $160k - $200k + equity + health benefits + equipment budget Scholarly is building the HR operating system for higher education. We've built a software platform that
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by kellysutton 1y ago
Scholarly | Software Engineer | Seattle, On-Site | Full-Time | $130k - $200k + equity + health benefits + equipment budget Scholarly is building the HR operating system for higher education. We've built a software platform that enables
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by kellysutton 1y ago
Scholarly | Full-stack Software Engineer | Seattle, On-Site | Full-Time | $130k - $200k + equity + health benefits + equipment budget Scholarly is building the HR operating system for higher education. We've built a software platform t
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by kellysutton 1y ago
Scholarly | Software Engineer | Seattle, On-Site | Full-Time | $130k - $160k + equity + health benefits + equipment budget Scholarly is building the HR operating system for higher education. We've built a software platform that enables
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by kellysutton 1y ago
As a PlanetScale MySQL user for the past 2 years, this is really exciting for the Postgres community. (Worked at a company that ran both, was a bummer our tooling didn’t match.) Using PlanetScale for db management is like using an iPhone af
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by kellysutton 1y ago
Scholarly | Software Engineer | Seattle, On-Site | Full-Time | $130k - $160k + equity Scholarly is building the operating system for higher education. Our vision is to build the future system of record for the industry. We are building a so
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by kellysutton 2y ago
> Why did you do this again? > Because I was so preoccupied with whether or not I could that I didn’t stop to think if I should. A+. A great hack.
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by kellysutton 2y ago
Sorry. Will try to fix
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by kellysutton 2y ago
I'd encourage you to spend an afternoon kicking the tires on Turbo/StimulusJS, HTMX, Laravel Livewire, or Phoenix LiveView!
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by kellysutton 2y ago
The original post could have been a bit more precise on this point. Basically, this math assumes something where the server-provided data changes in concert with the frontend. If we're using jsonapi, GraphQL, Thrift, or any other proto
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by kellysutton 2y ago
I don't have a reason for switching away from Ruby at this point in my career. Things can always change down the line. Maintaining multiple languages at the same layer sounds like a personal nightmare to me. I'd rather learn to wr
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by kellysutton 2y ago
Yes
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by kellysutton 2y ago
Haven't written much TS, so can't speak to that. I should have made the distinction between client-side and server-side JS/TS. Familiarity and expertise will be a main driver of productivity for a team, regardless of language
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by kellysutton 2y ago
A friend mentioned this made the front page. I'll try to answer any questions on our approach at Scholarly. Thanks for reading!
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by kellysutton 2y ago
Scholarly | Software Engineer | On-site - Seattle, WA | $150k - $200k | 0.5%+ equity Scholarly is building the operating system for higher education. Think: Gusto, Rippling, or Workday for universities. We are hiring software engineer #4 fo
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by kellysutton 2y ago
Scholarly | Software Engineer | On-site - Seattle, WA | $150k - $200k | 0.5%+ equity Scholarly is building next-generation software for higher education with a focus on faculty. Think: Gusto, Rippling, or Workday for universities. Higher ed
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by kellysutton 2y ago
Scholarly | Software Engineer | On-site - Seattle, WA | $150k - $200k | 0.5%+ equity Scholarly is building next-generation software for higher education with a focus on faculty. Higher ed is currently undergoing a generational shift in soft
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by kellysutton 3y ago
This feels novel. Very interesting to turn a lifetime's worth of work into an LLM.
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Rent-a-Kent(tidyfirst.substack.com)
1 points by kellysutton 3y ago|1 comments
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by kellysutton 3y ago
Scholarly Software | Founding Software Engineering | Remote (US Only), Seattle, or Denver | Full-Time | https://scholarlysoftware.com/careers $140k - $200k. Substantial equity. Scholarly is building next-generation software
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by kellysutton 3y ago
Now feels like a good time to mention the talk "Ideology" by Gary Bernhardt. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/ideology Tests and Types are useful for preventing errors, but the types of errors they ca
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by kellysutton 4y ago
This post resonates with a lesson I’ve learned in my career so far: It is always easier to relax constraints than tighten them.
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by kellysutton 5y ago
Thanks for the compliments and thanks for the feedback! I've forwarded these requests along to the team that owns our time tracking functionality.
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by kellysutton 5y ago
Gusto | Software Engineer | SF, NYC, Denver, or Remote (US/Canada) | Full-time | $143-$243k base | https://boards.greenhouse.io/gusto/jobs/3441405 Gusto's hiring in just about every engineering departmen
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Rubyists to Follow on Twitter(codewithjason.com)
1 points by kellysutton 5y ago|0 comments
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by kellysutton 7y ago
We’ve got an episode on this. Check out “Tests should be deterministic.” https://youtu.be/PwWyp-wpFiw To put some more to it: I like my tests to not use random data, but I’ll use a random data generator when coming with the
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Ruby 2.7-rc1 release with GC compaction(ruby-lang.org)
2 points by kellysutton 7y ago|0 comments
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by kellysutton 8y ago
In the same vein of repair and things having a long life, I'm experimenting with the idea of giving unused things new homes. We own many things that are not utilized often, so why not move those things better homes? https://
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8 Tips for Great Code Reviews(kellysutton.com)
2 points by kellysutton 8y ago|0 comments

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