verletx64

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by verletx64 3y ago
Technical writing is a difficult skill to be proficient at, so I think dedicated technical writers are needed in many companies. I’ve also not really seen writers be “blown off”. More often I see an absence entirely of writers, but that’s u
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by verletx64 3y ago
I think that it’s not just about something being possible with a tool, but people actually using it. Go, for whatever reasons, has gotten people using it.
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by verletx64 3y ago
Even small non-profits have operating costs to cover. When we’re talking about consistently serving video at the scale they are, those costs won’t be minute. Obviously they’re looking to turn a profit (if not profiting already), but I don’t
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by verletx64 6y ago
Local thing. Fruit and Veg is a common colloquialism around the UK.
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In Review: Practical Cryptography with Go(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
1 points by verletx64 6y ago|0 comments
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by verletx64 6y ago
Yes! I have an iPad as well, and love going down this route if I'm presenting. However, my desire for perfect lines gets stronger and I'm not always the best at drawing...
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Filling the Void of a Physical Whiteboard(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
51 points by verletx64 6y ago|51 comments
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Monorepo? Think Twice(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
2 points by verletx64 6y ago|0 comments
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Pagination in Zola(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
2 points by verletx64 6y ago|0 comments
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by verletx64 6y ago
This doesn't particularly make sense.
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by verletx64 7y ago
You can’t create an entirely new sandbox, no, but you can, quite easily test most scenarios. Including weird stuff like falling into delinquency - it takes a little bit more thought, but it’s fine.
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by verletx64 7y ago
But then does the developer now need to track this list of production test cards and make sure the application doesn’t enact some other logic based on the test purchase? I mean really, you can get 99.9% of the way there with the test cards
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by verletx64 7y ago
I would say it's primarily a web application for note taking (there's some auxiliary capabilities around kanban boards, etc, but most people I know who use it, use it as a rich text editor). I think where Notion differs from other
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by verletx64 7y ago
They have good platform too.
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by verletx64 7y ago
> I'd imagine it's probably people with less than a few weeks of coding experience In the end everybody eventually needs to learn from written content; not only for the viewers efficiency, but also because it's more effici
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Making the case for investing in SWE growth(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
2 points by verletx64 7y ago|0 comments
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by verletx64 7y ago
This is like super simple. Every question should be asked, because others may have that question etc etc. The answerer should feel that they can defer the answer until afterwards or something. I’ve always found its best to operate on the pr
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by verletx64 7y ago
Easier said than done even if you _do_ get the time to invest into it.
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by verletx64 7y ago
I care about touch typing using the keys I frequently interact with in the editing experience. F-keys, as you say, may be used for adjusting brightness, or sound, but this is not in my editing experience. I’m not repeatedly adjusting sound
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by verletx64 7y ago
“Tell me about yourself” is lazy, unnatural conversation. “Tell me about <thing you did on your cv>” is way better, especially if it hints at some other interests.
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by verletx64 7y ago
GraphQL is not a substitute for communication. You should be communicating your query patterns because all fields are not equal.
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by verletx64 7y ago
Twitter has a lot of staff. Even 1% is a relatively large amount of people.
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What's an IP Address?(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
1 points by verletx64 7y ago|0 comments
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by verletx64 7y ago
Seriously though, in Europe the Algorithmic style interview is not the norm, by and large
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Making the case for investing in SWE growth(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
2 points by verletx64 7y ago|0 comments
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by verletx64 7y ago
I agree that damage is going overboard language wise, however, that’s what happens when the card itself is supposed to be designed to be distinctive. Anecdotally I’ve had people express interest in it because it looks nice.
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by verletx64 7y ago
Would be true if Typescript significantly differed, but as it is, it’s basically JS with a few type annotations. The only learning curve is typing these dynamic constructs properly, rather than wrapping your teams head around other concepts
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by verletx64 7y ago
I’d recommend using ‘unknown’ over ‘any’, it’s truer to the code you’d probably end up writing if it was vanilla JS; fairly defensive stuff. On top of that don’t be hesitant to define ad hoc interfaces on your side of things; ultimately ‘an
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Fast Food Software Engineering Progression(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
2 points by verletx64 7y ago|0 comments
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My iterator is returning a reference to a reference(blog.tawhidhannan.co.uk)
1 points by verletx64 7y ago|0 comments

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