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- don't worry about code - be friendly and focus on getting to know your coworkers a bit - get all of your account credentials (tools, apps, etc) - ask about benefits/hr stuff/etc …

It's my understanding that if you are a talented engineer who is socially competent and interviews well, no, you don't have to don't have to do this.

Note that my comment is in reference to Python3, since Python2 will not be maintained past 2020. If you’re on a Mac, just use the brew installation (brew install). If you’re on som…

If you have the app open, they’re clearly gonna have background tasks running to collect data/usage stats. That’s no surprise. 5000/hr is about 3.5/minute. Sounds perfectly normal …

This. I feel like anything else (given 2020 around the corner) is just sensationalist

Eh in that case I guess the MVP would be just a landing/signup page (as you mentioned), which could still be totally polished and cleaned up - so could still totally be a 10 :)

1 being “it barely got finished and barely works”, and 10 being “I had a very polished product”

Money, engineering talent, and virtually infinite resources to continue research

I personally feel that Python engineers will always have jobs in some context. For backend webdev, obviously Python and Node are some web-app leaders. I've heard of a few Go jobs, …

Will chime in and mention aiohttp[1]. It's lightweight, fun, and the API is very user-friendly for those willing to work on a slightly lower level. I use it to build speedy APIs, a…

I would like to attempt to build a custom database application, and would like to know some common pitfalls, gotchas, and overall pro tips for building one of these from scratch (i…