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nso95··on Twitter to employees: all office buildings closed, badge access suspended
Ok but what if they can't
nso95··on Laying myself off from Amazon
Well, it's definitely not greener at Amazon
nso95··on Laying myself off from Amazon
There are no tricks, that's just a distraction. Just sit down and do it. Ass in chair gets you there.
nso95··on Show HN: Pomodoro with friends
This is why Pomodoro often doesn't work very well with programming. You could try longer working sessions, like 50m work, 10m break.
nso95··on Ask HN: How Many Left working/employed at Twitter?
SpaceX a startup? 12,000 employees and 20 years old
nso95··on Ask HN: Has the iPad Replaced Your Laptop?
The iPad pro tries to be a tablet and a laptop, but ends up just being bad at both
nso95··on Agile sucks for software development and I’m tired of pretending it doesn’t
Not perfect, no. But imperfection is no excuse not to try, like agile would have you believe.
nso95··on Agile sucks for software development and I’m tired of pretending it doesn’t
A spec
nso95··on Ask HN: What piece of code/codebase blew your mind when you saw it?
The GC code does look like a collection of garbage
nso95··on Anybody else going to quit Twitter?
Social media has sucked for a long time, I'm just interested to see whatever happens to Twitter
nso95··on Tesla Engineers Visit Twitter Office to Review Code for Musk
You'd be surprised
nso95··on Ask HN: Was anyone working at Apple during Steve Jobs' return in 1997?
Boy have times changed
nso95··on 12,000 Facebook employees, 15% of its workforce, may lose jobs amid quiet layoff
Still waiting on Half-Life 3
nso95··on Made in America is back, leaving US factories scrambling to find workers
Of course
nso95··on I don’t believe in sprints
If you think Scrum is the "universal method for making software", you clearly haven't worked outside of applications software...
nso95··on Wails v2 Released
You know what I meant..
nso95··on A CTO should be technical
Should a CTO at a software company know HOW to code? Probably. Should they be writing code on a regular basis? Probably not, unless it's a small startup.
nso95··on Wails v2 Released
I just want a decent native GUI framework for Go, I don't want to use a totally different language to write the UI...
nso95··on 4-Day Workweek Brings No Loss of Productivity, Companies in Experiment Say
Everyone? Seems mostly like FAANG
nso95··on British pound plunges, bonds sink after government announces tax cuts
Why is it different for the US? Genuinely curious.
nso95··on TLDR explains what a piece of code does
Yes, but there's quite good chance the translation is wrong so you'll probably need to read the code anyway
nso95··on I’m a productive programmer with a memory of a fruit fly
Treat comments the same as code when you review PRs
nso95··on An enthusiast’s deep dive into mechanical keyboard switches
I did not enjoy Topre at all
nso95··on Ask HN: What happened to vanilla HTML/CSS/JS development?
Or you can avoid frontend work
nso95··on Our attention span is being robbed
Maybe those with the more extreme views expressing their opinions is a necessary part of the process of society arriving at that balance.
nso95··on Los Angeles may force hotels to house the homeless
Well I guess they'll see many hotels decide to close
nso95··on Tesla wants videos of its cars running over child-sized dummies taken down
I think you missed the point
nso95··on Ask HN: How do you get references without alerting management?
"is it so that you can keep your job if you don't get the new offer?" yes, exactly
nso95··on Physical buttons outperform touchscreens in new cars, test finds
and cockpit display systems
nso95··on Chrome was delivered without any sprints at all (2021)
Well an early career civil engineer isn't building the actual structures either
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