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abhnv
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Comment #42459851
Money is definitely an issue. And if I decide to build a family, then it'll be more of an issue. These people at indiehacker.com post some very positive stories, it does compel me …
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Comment #42459827
They just offer senior titles to justify the paycheck, I think. I just want an out of this fullstack web dev work. I was considering targeting HFT companies for money and complex t…
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Ask HN: Should I continue as a developer or transition to indie creation?
I have 7 years of experience, mostly in JavaScript/Node.js, but I coasted for years and now feel unqualified for senior roles. I was recently fired from a senior developer job afte…
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Comment #38201163
The site is broken for me
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Comment #37760842
Does this apply to 30 year olds who've been working for a while and feel lost?
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Comment #34799651
I don’t understand why are senior developers getting fired. If over-hiring was the reason for the layoffs. Then shouldn’t the recently hired people be fired?
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Comment #32807306
I think I'll try this way. I don't dry run the code enough while I write it. And I've only recently started adding comments for myself. Thanks for the tip.
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Comment #32806854
I never seem to get it. I guess trial and error is the only way then.
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Ask HN: Is it inefficient to execute programs while working?
tldr; I execute my programs without dry running them in my head first, is that inefficient? I have a habit of executing the entire program, after I implement a feature to check if …
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Comment #32580667
That’s a great idea, I can try that
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Comment #32580461
I am similar to you, I use Linux (not the best for gaming, but still I make games work through WINE). I think once I stop compulsing on video games too, then maybe I can start work…
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Comment #32580390
Haha, I have it in my library, played it for 20hrs or something. But I think I stopped before I got hooked.
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Comment #32580258
I beleived that too. But recently, one of my uncles, who was being considered to be promoted to being a director in his company, was rejected because the other person who got promo…
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Comment #32580207
Thanks for all the great advice. I've started working through LC myself, and I think using your method would make the process more efficient. I think it'll be better for me money-w…
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Comment #32580127
Yes, I'm looking for a new job. It's just, I think that interviews will be harder now, than when I had 2 years of experience. I need to prepare to ace interviews for better compani…
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Comment #32580051
Thanks, I did find a few goals that resonated with me. I can get started with those.
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Comment #32580032
Yes, money is important. Leetcode grind is the way to go for short term capital gains. Thanks for the website, I'll check it out. I can use all the free help I can get.
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Comment #32580015
I've never tried this before. I'm not an organized person, and its difficult for me to stick to plans. But I'll give it a try, it seems I need to schedule a time slot to work on my…
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Comment #32579993
Haha, I've uninstalled Dota many times (I uninstalled it again today). But the thing is, I end up installing it in a week. Maybe I won't this time.
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Comment #32579978
True, my gaming hours are in the thousands. Almost 2.5k right now.
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Comment #32579961
That was one of the reasons I started playing 2 years ago, I have no friends in my city. And its hard to make friends at work, because I don't know why, at work, I always end up in…
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Comment #32579915
Well game development would be awesome, but that industry doesn't treat developers right. I also want to make enough money, which the gaming industry lacks. So that's not a feasibl…
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Comment #32579827
Makes sense, I've always been of the opinion that it's my responsibility to improve upon my skills and that most business-oriented softwares are not going to be challenging. But I …
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Comment #32579708
Yes, I would like to work at some projects like that. This is a great idea.
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Ask HN: What should I do next for my career?
I've completed 5 years working as a MEAN/MERN stack developer. Although since the last 3 years, my work mostly has been creating cli commands. I used to like programming, but nowad…