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I list down how I manage my work logs here. I hope this article helps you https://hackernoon.com/an-organized-chaos-5c844f8a9c82?sourc...
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Comment #14782128
I recently wrote about how I handle pretty much everything related with work here[1]. It can easily be applied outside of work. hope it helps I personally just use evernote and lis…
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Comment #14602848
Personal experience. You ignore the fact that there's a touch bar. A bit of getting used to it though. Especially muscle memory when pressing esc. In the end it's still a machine t…
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Comment #14230462
This is a good idea! I wonder what other simple data points people are willing to log
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Comment #13959585
First of all, being a lead is not you in competition with your juniors. Everyone of us have different experiences and different starting points. IMO It is helpful to remove the "se…
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Comment #13607593
Very good insight. getting feedback from failures do make one improve. I shall carry your advice at heart.
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Ask HN: How do you condition yourself to be more critical
..of details that are not obvious? Is there another way to hone critical thinking? this is because I notice myself to be a bit of an under-estimator/optimist. I am very optimistic …
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Comment #13518944
This is pretty interesting. What was the motivation behind this?
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Comment #13505378
I wanna say "There are no best tech stack". It all depends on your use case. What language are you good at OP? You can quickly mock up majority of your use case using PHP, ruby or …
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Ask HN: What are the potential downsides of using redis as a service registry?
besides using consul, zookeeper, and etcd for a relatively small (4-5 instances per 15-20 services) project behind a gateway.