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GitHub Copilot makes insecure code even less secure, Snyk says(infoworld.com)
15 points by luthfur 3y ago|6 comments
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The Creative Meeting: Applying Lessons from Pixar Brain Trust(makingsmallercircles.com)
2 points by luthfur 3y ago|0 comments
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How to Work on Legacy Systems(makingsmallercircles.com)
3 points by luthfur 3y ago|0 comments
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Embark – Dynamic documents for making plans(inkandswitch.com)
1 points by luthfur 3y ago|0 comments
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How to Practice and Ace Coding Interviews(makingsmallercircles.com)
2 points by luthfur 3y ago|0 comments
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by luthfur 3y ago
I have been able to get some traction via subreddits. They are a good source of early beta testers. Other than that, content and email marketing would be an effective approach to consider.
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Top non-technical skills for Senior Engineers and Technical Leaders(makingsmallercircles.com)
3 points by luthfur 3y ago|0 comments
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by luthfur 3y ago
I recommend checking out the book E-myth revisited: https://a.co/d/5cWuuDP . I think you will find it helpful here.
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Avoid These Interview Mistakes for Your Next Engineering Manager Role(makingsmallercircles.com)
1 points by luthfur 3y ago|0 comments
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by luthfur 3y ago
How are you different than a Klayvio or Attentive?
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by luthfur 3y ago
Ordergroove | Engineering Manager | REMOTE | FULL-TIME | https://www.ordergroove.com/jobs/?gh_jid=6653210002 We are looking for an entrepreneurial Engineer Manager to take over the Frontend platform team at Ordergroove
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by luthfur 5y ago
Reminds me of Josh Waitzkin's concept of "investment in loss". Such a great and rewarding approach if you are able to suspend your ego and practice it.
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Hints for Computer System Design (July 1983, Butler W. Lampson)) [pdf](microsoft.com)
1 points by luthfur 5y ago|0 comments
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by luthfur 5y ago
Got a chuckle out of this. "Jon Ross, who wrote the original version of SimCity for Windows 3.x, told me that he accidentally left a bug in SimCity where he read memory that he had just freed. Yep. It worked fine on Windows 3.x, becaus
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by luthfur 5y ago
One way to deal with it is by being a producer instead of a consumer. That way you are forced to curate what you consume based on what benefits your "production". For me that has been to start a blog, build an app etc. Another app
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by luthfur 5y ago
Your feeling is shared by many. One way is to curate a set of tools that are your very own. By this I don't mean you build all your tools from scratch. Rather create a mix of "off-the-shelf" open source tools, custom scripts
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Learning Mindset for Software Engineers(makingsmallercircles.com)
1 points by luthfur 5y ago|0 comments
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by luthfur 5y ago
Came across this during some research. Three principles stood out to me: - Match the message to the moment - Never Stop Adapting - Prepare to win
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Leading Teams: Sir Alex Ferguson’s Formula (2013)(hbr.org)
2 points by luthfur 5y ago|2 comments
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by luthfur 5y ago
When you no longer feel you are learning or when the projects no longer stretch you with challenges. A stagnation of challenging projects can also indicate a general stagnation in the company. That will eventually show up in business result
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by luthfur 5y ago
I know how you feel, I just completed and released a beta version of my latest indie product. There were definitely ups and downs on the road. My recommendation is that what you work on has to have deep purpose and meaning to you. My recent
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by luthfur 5y ago
So I can kind of see what you are trying to get at with your product. There are 3 books I recommend you read to help you further: 1. "Competing Against Luck" by Clay Christensen https://www.amazon.com/Competing-Aga
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by luthfur 5y ago
Just posted my reply when I saw this. Yup, I have the same advice. Avoid SPA overhead, keep it simple with server-side rendering and pinch of javascript for some interactive UX.
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by luthfur 5y ago
You have sufficient skillset to build what you need. If you want to stick within them, you can go with Flask for Python. You can keep things simple by going "old-school" and rendering most of the UI on the server-side. For more in
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by luthfur 5y ago
Have you checked out: https://www.indiehackers.com/ ?
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by luthfur 5y ago
Great tips.
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by luthfur 5y ago
So you are assigned to write tests which you consider tedious, but you want to work on the main code base presumably on features. Here are my thoughts: 1. Always deliver the goods: Execute your assigned work to the highest quality. To help
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by luthfur 5y ago
Hey folks, I have been helping out some beginners pick up web dev basics and started encountering a pattern. This post simply list them out with my thoughts on why they are mistakes.
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5 Mistakes Beginners Make When Learning Web Development(makingsmallercircles.com)
5 points by luthfur 5y ago|2 comments
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by luthfur 5y ago
Ah yes, entirely true. I wouldn't have come across this news if I didn't go down this container rabbit-hole.

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