What it really means to be a “junior” developer

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21 pointsdennybritz4 comments

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I flagged this. This is the third time in 10 hours that I've seen this posted with three different links.

From 9 hours ago it's still #59 right now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5968342

And 10 hours ago:

> [dead] What it really means to be a “junior” developer. (bit.ly)

> 1 point by jonathanmarvens 10 hours ago | flag | discuss

This dennybritz account worries me because it seems to submit 5-6 medium.com articles a day, and has never commented.

This is the first time I've seen the link, and I've upvoted it to (try to) counter your flagging. There's no real way to discover old (new) content without trawling through pages of links that I may or may not have clicked on, on my phone or laptop, so I appreciate dupes like this.

I'm not going to flag it, but it's not a very good article.

This is where I stopped: Jack not only knows how to write fabulous factory methods, sexy singletons, delicious decorators, and prodigious prototypes, he knows when to properly use them (or at least he thinks he does). Shitty alliteration and bad taste in programming. Yep... I'm done.

Then you missed the bit about how writing to disk automatically disqualifies you from horizontal scalability...

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