trustyhank

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by trustyhank 3y ago
Working with a team / pushing through bullshit of human dynamics
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by trustyhank 3y ago
Also does primary / secondary global clusters with automated failover. Saves a ton of time not to manage that manually
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by trustyhank 3y ago
Could add AWS and Azure to that list
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by trustyhank 4y ago
PlanetX | Full Time | Remote | Backend Engineer Mid - Senior Go About PlanetX: https://planetx.com We are a small startup (< 20 employees), looking for a mid-senior level backend Go engineer to develop features on our backend
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by trustyhank 5y ago
Bread Finance | Senior Software Engineer | Remote or NY https://www.breadpayments.com/ This is for a position with core engineering, a new engineering team at Bread. This is a great opportunity to be one of the first engine
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by trustyhank 7y ago
I have a couple shell scripts that bootstrap any debian machine to work as my dev machine. Probably less time than starting from scratch on a Mac.
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by trustyhank 7y ago
As a self taught developer I can say your point assumes self teaching is all about following your interests. This is simply not true. Self teaching is a combination of following your interests and figuring out your areas of weakness and a
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by trustyhank 9y ago
Interesting, Ive had the opposite experience while driving back to NYC from other east coast cities. Google generally takes into account that traffic will increase as I approach NYC, but the initial estimate is always off by at least 1-2 ho
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by trustyhank 9y ago
Ive tried both, I perform significantly better taking notes on a computer. Dont need a research paper to figure that out for myself.
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by trustyhank 9y ago
This is why smart watches are actually pretty great.
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by trustyhank 9y ago
I completed my bootcamp exactly 3 years ago (python), currently I am a Systems Engineer at a competitive start up in NYC, before that I was a Backend Software Dev at a fast growing start up in Seattle. There was some luck involved but overa
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by trustyhank 10y ago
Code review blogs are a cool concept, I hadnt seen it done before. Anyone know of any other good blogs that do this?
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by trustyhank 10y ago
Im surprised to hear your issues with Python, even Django can handle decent load depending what youre asking of it.
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by trustyhank 12y ago
As someone who looks at the docs every day, I think the redesign is refreshing :D To each their own.
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by trustyhank 12y ago
A lot of his arguments (good party console, hardware doesnt always matter, etc) also apply to Nintendo consoles. Ive always loved the Wii for similar reasons (the fact that it is easy to softmod doesnt hurt either :P )
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by trustyhank 13y ago
The Apple laptop keyboards are pretty fantastic.
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by trustyhank 13y ago
People learn in many different ways, and therefore I dont think you can make the sweeping statement: "Learning, IMO, doesnt happen like this." I have always been someone who prefers self directed learning to the classroom (this c