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dwoot
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Comment #48588956
Submission is broken or doesn't provide any user feedback on error. I've tapped submit 3x, but nothing changes. I have no confirmation that my submission had been received or wheth…
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Comment #27608936
I mean, your points are pretty subjective. You've also extrapolated your anecdotes to make a sweeping statement that implies that all FP is spaghetti. You've made no objective coun…
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Comment #27359657
This is a fair thought. It's why some wonder why people use Vim, emacs, or keyboard shortcuts in general... However, one of my reasons is that I work out of coffee shops a lot. Not…
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Comment #26339004
Are the figures on Levels accurate? https://www.levels.fyi/company/Okta/salaries/Software-Engine... Seems fairly par for the course?
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Comment #26212174
Richie -- absolutely absolutely stunning and incredible! I thought I was making strides. I've taken two BradfieldCS courses and have had some personal mentoring from Myles even bef…
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Comment #25780835
> Designing new syntax As in a DSL? > It felt like each library had its own idioms and syntax rules This sounds like the way software should be. No? Domain-driven design? Or are yo…
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Comment #25524902
I believe these are the talks from Steve that he's referring to. It was enlightening for me: 1. Rust's Journey to Async/Await - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ3NC-R3gSI 2. The T…
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Comment #25256265
Recently started my journey with Rust having worked with Elixir in production for about two years, but I keep an ear out on Rust and Elixir/Erlang development My question: are you …
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Comment #24766815
I second this - I come from a self-taught background and have been moving down the stack since and am 80% through the Rust Programming Language book. I am very excited with this an…
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Comment #24378308
I forgot to list Ben Eater. And thanks for sharing some others that I wasn't yet familiar with! :)
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Comment #24376901
Like someone else had mentioned, the list is comprised of channels geared heavily at web development featuring content for early career developers. There are a ton of channels that…
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Comment #24376671
Good maxims, but I find that Ben's videos lack depth -- don't get me wrong, but you're just not gonna get the expert domain knowledge in any particular area watching his videos. It…
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Comment #24336161
samesies
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Comment #23544342
The title reads, "by Basecamp"
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Comment #23291960
I think this is worth mentioning again: https://blog.bradfieldcs.com/you-are-not-google-84912cf44afb
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Comment #23158497
I think having a choice of being on-prem and/or completely remote is fine But I'd like to mention that it seems like a few people are forgetting about how they met their friends in…
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Comment #23122178
Your actions say otherwise. You want to turn this into a framework/lib debate? I'm checking out. Angular is popular in the same vein that PHP is popular. People still use it. In fa…
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Comment #23118998
You have not looked at Svelte. You've still the overhead of a virtual DOM and its diffing. People that turn a blind eye to Svelte will be blind-sided. It's like writing vanilla JS …
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Comment #23118938
I don't think anyone is going to sell you on something else, you seem very ingrained in the React ecosystem. More dollars doesn't equate to "better product" down the road. Angular …
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Comment #23049274
It's crazy how this reappeared on HN only hours after I went searching for awk on Hacker News. Fred Hebert is so well known in the Erlang and Elixir communities. I have just coined…
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Comment #22962628
Anyone else notice that Krebs' site lacks TLS?
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Comment #20700418
While you believe this to be strange, it is just another metric. If you've not used Git or GitHub or any of the cloud providers for Git, it's a signal. To me it signals that someon…
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Comment #20561010
This! I'm working in a codebase at the moment where unit tests do the following: 1. cross multiple boundaries (integration test) by asserting that some system two degrees away from…
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Comment #20528320
Another thing is Facebook provided options for selecting what to display -- just status, just photos, and something else before this was stripped away. I definitely used to use Fac…
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Comment #19903699
I'll have to add `git reflog` for instances where you've felt that you've completely screwed up something as one can always move back to a previous state. I think this is essential…