122 karma · joined August 4, 2014
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Please, don't take this horrible advice. Drugs are harmful and can do fatal damage to you and those around you. I mean, is this guy advocating drug use? It sounds like he wants to justify his dependency.
That's what's wrong with the "free" world. If something's legal doesn't mean it's moral.
He did what he pleased for sure, but at what expense. Many would argue he contributed to objectifying women. There's always a flip side.
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I’m a full-stack software engineer with 13 years of experience who can build apps from the ground up. I've been working in startups, so I'm used to wearing many hats. I'm product focussed, collaborative, and communicative developer who prioritizes user experience, code quality, and security.
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I luckily dodged a burnout just in time. Symptoms were insomnia, thinking I wasn’t good enough and bursts of anger.
My problem was thinking about work and getting better at my craft all the time. I didn’t take time for myself, didn’t exercise and had a bad diet.
But it’s hard to convince someone to take care of themselves. Sometimes you have to hit the ground.
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I'm interested in early-stage startups or "Day 1" companies. Although I'm most experienced in writing code, I'm also interested in the people and the business side of things. I'm more of a generalist than a specialist.
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My past 13 years of experience includes full-stack development, product design, team leadership, software architecture and mentoring. I'm a mission-driven developer with a passion for thoughtful UI design.
Too many people take the path of least resistance and want to deliver quickly, because hey, who wants to spend time reading the docs, it's so boring. But that's just one of those things you have to do. The best programmers I worked with all share the thirst to go deep when they start using a library or framework. They spend a significant time reading the source code and the docs until they have a clear mental model how the thing works. The outcome of such approach is very few surprises when running the code, because the code behaves how you think it should behave.
My advice would be to mentor the dev of potential problems that would arise if you only partially understand how the library works. The most obvious are bugs or worse, you go against conventions and end up rewriting the whole app because it becomes unmaintainable.