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Love this. This stuff is like the holy grail of web design, how to avoid the js

So, I'm recently on the market looking for work, and I know everyone wants to creep your GH. I also really needed to practice talking and answering things. So, I broke out Goose, O…

:/ i think the first step is disregarding the thought process that a "Professional job" is not a manual job....that's kind of an insulting thing to say. Army, Marine Corps, Wildlan…

None of these are really factual points. Big Shops are place where you just get stuck being a YAML jockey and bantering in RFCs.

Sounds like they need a good grounded tech lead who is working with the PM to assist them in continuity, and organization. I worked with a wizkid fellah with Aspbergers...and for t…

Sorry about that!!! The Prancing Pony podcast.....literally an episode per chapter starting at the silmarillion

This dude's blog has more elitist bullshit than a kardashian orgy

this is the best thing ever posted on HN..... going to restart the lord of the rings podcast now.

Do what's best for the situation, WET/DRY principles both have valid application use cases. They should be used to leverage the most advantageous effect for your usage.

I was the same way to be honest. I ended up taking the parts I liked from spacemacs/lunarvim and adding them. I also started doing all my configs in lua, because it's great

This is really nice...plenty to think on.

Me: screenshots => desktop, forget to cleanup for 3 years.

In my experience most companies using leetcode thinks their shit don't stink. So i'll leave this where it is.

Companies that use leetcode in interviews are rarely worth the effort or risk/reward to interview for. Getting into a like FAANG dev team is doable by anyone memorising that stuff,…

This is the best article ever posted on hacker news....

if you're looking for this: leopold is your jam.

Logitech makes better mice than keyboards ;oP, upgrade the MX ergo to USB-C and better BT plz.

Huh, they could have just passed on making/scratching another shitty sitcom and kept all 150 employees.

This is what i'm here for.....bravo :P

I love that pricing plan.

most devs just use the terminal in VSCode these days anyways. Are there _really_ enough terminal users and companies willing to shell out $$$ to make more than 1 million gross per …

These folks are taking katanas to the tech bubble.

It's cool, I like this methodology a lot because it can piece together functionally really well.