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Comment #24759961
I guess this article completely ignores something like fargate which has none of the problems listed.
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Comment #24457439
Hate the title only because it sells itself way to short. The article talks about a lot of things the senior engineer is getting done... I hope to god he has a competent lead or ma…
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Comment #23755108
Completely agree, I left out the "other side" of leadership, working with other departments and senior leaders as it seemed out of scope of the question. I put "optics" in quotes t…
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Comment #23747932
As someone who's been leading people for 8+ years and also who remembers why I have left places... here is a long but comprehensive list. 1) Pay Fair at hire and try to keep it wit…
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Comment #23705402
Location: NYC / New York Remote: Opened Willing to relocate: Opened Technologies: Javascript, Java, Python, Scala, PHP, NodeJS, React, Spark, MySql, Postgres, Redis, Druid, VoltDB,…
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Comment #23687096
Scrum, Kanban, scrumban, tickets with predefined checkins... all can work. "Formal scrum" only exists to sell books, certs, classes; but more importantly to give justification or a…
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Comment #23544617
I would suggest joining a very small startup that will let you learn/observe from watching others tackle those challenges. There is a a lot to learn and it can shift greatly as a c…
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Comment #23457396
I see it this way: As a manager you are responsible for your department those responsibilities dont magically poof away because your on vacation. If you have successfully set up yo…
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Comment #23447142
I have been in the startup world for like 13 years, and have been everything from an IC up to CTO. This is IMHO: > a) has Hacker News/YC ever seen a startup fail because the codeba…
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Comment #23277229
So they need a set bushiness and tech teams to build an internal ad stack, and try to get advertisers... many who wont buy in without 3rd party tracking to mitigate fraud.
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Comment #23195374
I perfer async standup over slack. - It makes it easier to parse information, reread, and catch things like hey 2 people are working on the same thing. - Helps catch people stuck/a…
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Comment #23195190
I keep seeing things like this, people hating on the delivery companies. Customers moving to takeout and restaurants moving to self delivery. Its pushed me to have my quaranteen/la…
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Comment #22823681
Redux always had to much boilerplate for me to prefer it. The last couple years I have been using the new Context API and spliting my app state out by creating a global context, an…
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Comment #22731648
I dont know if it was because of wework but I interviewed some od rgw top engineering leaders at meetup for replacing leadership roles at a startup I was consulting for. I gained a…
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Comment #22638588
The deadlines for state taxes still remain.
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Comment #22622758
Any JavaScript/React or Scala engineers in NYC (and some remote opportunities). Looking for a job my company dv01 has a lot of open roles. Currently doing interviews over hangouts.…
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Comment #22239941
Thanks for the insights. Personally as a manager I give as much autonomy as I can trust a person. If you ass kick and get shit done the last think I want to do is hinder you. In te…
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Comment #22239849
I'll admit as I moved into managmemt js has also improved. These prototypes are tossaways so it's just faster for me.to grab jquert. (Btw I love react and use it in any serious pro…
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Ask HN: Software engineers, what do you look for in a good manager?
I've been in the startup world going on 13 years with about 8+ of them in a lead,manager,director,BP, and even cto capacity. Lead teams as small as 3 and as big as 30. So I'm curio…
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Comment #22221055
I once interviewed at wework for an engineering manager position....the projects they were working on were.... asinine... I couldnt nearly keep a stright face on what I felt they w…
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Comment #22221035
Honestly php seems like the common cold... an annoyance that is everywhere and treated with little seriousness. However every evolution it gets better and stronger and adapts other…
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Comment #22005515
I would NOT recommend using a 3rd party auth platform unless its opensource or able to self run (fusionauth). I nearly never regret buy over build but I picked auth0 at a startup a…
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Comment #21939602
If it's possible to prototype or test a potential new product or feature with little to no engineering effort... that is the only responsible thing to do. I've seen many cases wher…
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