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About PainfullyNormal
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Comment #34164398
I'm also interested in this, but I'm more interested in what you need to say and do to convince other people you're an expert. > everything else frontend is pretty much resolved Ha…
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Comment #34164060
What are you talking about?
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Comment #34155914
This happens at the end of every hype cycle. People are dissatisfied, everybody is looking for the next big thing, and a bunch of people and companies throw spaghetti against the w…
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Comment #34153877
> No control freaks - especially in leads & managers How do you test for that during the interview process?
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Comment #34127261
This tweet[0] from about a month ago is pretty interesting. "If you ever wanted to dump someone's entire LastPass vault, this is where you start :D" The author was referring to the…
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Comment #34126420
We had stuff like that all over the place in the last React codebase I worked on. Naming things is hard, especially when you have to name them four times: once for the hook, once f…
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Comment #34116956
It loads in Japan (or more accurately, a Japanese VPN server). edit: Cache rules everything around me. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:-Syf6T...
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Comment #34103431
Oh, awesome. Thanks!
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Comment #34103415
I doubt that was the deal breaker. I always question the company's business model in the interview. If they can't defend their business model to an applicant, how can they possibly…
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Comment #34103331
> You will need to run a ARM Linux VM on the Macintosh - even on ARM-based Macs. Why? Apple. That's why. I'm going to need a better answer than that. The whole reason I want to lea…
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Comment #34080834
What you're describing applies to all jobs everywhere, including junior and non-technical positions. Nobody hires strictly on technical expertise.
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Comment #34080530
> She wrote that she assessed that I don't talk like their staff engineers. I've heard this from other people, too. Is talking the talk really this important to employers looking t…
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Comment #34070485
How?
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Comment #34070307
They don't seem to have much in the way of clients. For example, they currently only have 4 active "missions" in web development.
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Comment #34013215
Win the lottery and become a 10x dev and maybe he'll dream about it.
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Comment #33987574
I used to hate the grind, too. But, as somebody who's been out of work longer than he thought he would be and is starting to wonder how he's going to pay the rent, I long for a bit…
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Comment #33984465
You know, I've been contemplating whether I should lose the pseudonyms and start using my real name for all of my online activity. This story has convinced me that it's something I…
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Comment #33957847
> What will I gain? The big bonus for me is I can create playlists and sort my music by beats per minute. Vital for creating workout or "evening chill" playlists.
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Comment #33932074
Does anybody find work on that thread anymore? And by "anymore" I mean in the past year. Postings and activity seems to have dropped off.
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Comment #33907152
Not quite what I had in mind, but that's not a bad idea. E ink displays make for some cool projects.
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Comment #33906442
1. Do cool things. 2. Tell people about them. 3. Stay away from any glowing screen unless I'm doing 1 or 2.
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Comment #33823356
True story!