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by muffa 4mo ago
I had an interview like this, I got annoyed and just responded with "I don't know" to all of his questions. Then the CEO of the company offered me a position, politely declined ofc
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by muffa 10mo ago
I love claude, but looking at google it seems like it will just be a matter of time before Google/Gemini will be a better product. Just looking at how much Google have improved their AI game the last couple months. I'm putting my
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by muffa 1y ago
What fixed it for me was to stop consuming caffeine. One month after removing caffeine I noticed my sleep got waaay better and my ability to focus got way better. I feel like caffeine gives you a false sense of being alert and focused when
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by muffa 1y ago
Looks very similar to redpanda-connect/benthos
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by muffa 2y ago
Not OP, but if you charge $100 per hour: $100 * 40h/week * 52 weeks/year = $208k
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by muffa 2y ago
I know very little about compilers or bolt. But what you just described sounds awesome!(and crazy)
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by muffa 3y ago
Yes all the time for Python, JavaScript and golang
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by muffa 3y ago
I hate it, it annoys me that content behind a paywall gets good page-rank.
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by muffa 3y ago
+1, he is entertaining :)
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by muffa 3y ago
Props to encore to writing interesting blogs, also I just want to say I tried the encore product and it's awesome(I only used it for a hobby project but still)
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by muffa 3y ago
They should rename their site to 403media, the article is behind a paywall.
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by muffa 3y ago
I actually don't use GraphQL in my current position, so I don't think to much about it any more. Intresting tools which I might consider in the future(If I have to write GraphQL).
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by muffa 3y ago
I find it to be more complex(Hence more error prone), less performant, harder to resolve bugs. For a queries and mutations you still need to write business-logic and database access which is very similar to how you would develop a REST-API
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by muffa 3y ago
I enjoyed reading the book "Building Microservices" available at https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/building-microservices-... . The book covers various aspects modern software development, such as obse
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by muffa 3y ago
I agree with the other posts. I would also like to add that our taxes are rather high on income but very low on dividends from business. If you own a business you take out a salary which is under a certain tax bracket and then pay yourself
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by muffa 3y ago
I switched to firefox since it has ublock origin as a plugin on phones. AFAIK chrome does not hence browsing on my phone is useless with all the ads I get using chrome
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by muffa 3y ago
RiF is still working for me, I can't login but I can still read. It's pretty annoying tbh, I got a feed that I absolutely don't and I can't comment posts. Other than that, it's still much better experience than the
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by muffa 3y ago
You can get ublock origin on Firefox mobile
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by muffa 3y ago
I don't think so, I think the tax is only 20% on the dividends
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by muffa 3y ago
In Sweden it's pretty easy as an developer: 1. Start a business 2. Start contracting anything north of 80$ will give you a really solid income 3. Through your business give yourself a ~45k SEK a month salary 4. Pay yourself dividends f
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by muffa 4y ago
What kind of protection does a team need?
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by muffa 4y ago
Makes sense, a lot of companies did not want to do layoffs right before the holidays. What we are seeing is an ketchup effect
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by muffa 4y ago
Grammarly - Because I misspell all the time(Not supported on HN) uBlock origin - Because I'm not a big fan of ads. Also works on firefox on android if you are tired of ads when browsing on your phone. Bitwarden - Just switched from las
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by muffa 4y ago
Stop using social media and start reading more. I will start reading more as a result of consuming less social media. Right now I enabled a schedule of when I can use Instagram etc on my phone. Fingers crossed it will work out
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by muffa 4y ago
Got laid off in June, was contacted with a lot of different opportutities but most of them were start-ups with no revenue. I joined a start-up which has been a horrible experience(Toxic culture) and I'm back looking for a new job again
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by muffa 4y ago
I have enjoyed all my interviews I had in Sweden, and disliked all my interviews in US. The typical process in Sweden is to just talk with the HM about a past project or your experience, no leetcode, no bs. Then you have another call with
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by muffa 4y ago
Location: Remote/SoCal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Python, Node.js, MySQL, Postgres, Redis, Kubernetes Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13lR3wquwgy9YjS9
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by muffa 5y ago
God jul!
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by muffa 5y ago
Not necessarily a fan of scrum. Most of the times it feels like companies strive to do scrum instead of striving do work iteratively, closer to the customer and all of that jazz. Scrum could be a consequence of a goal it shouldn't be t
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by muffa 5y ago
I was surprised when I moved to the US from Sweden. to login into your bank you just use a regular password. For other government-related login you usually just use your SSN, if someone gains access to your SSN you are screwed. Compared in

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