This article sounds much more clever than it actually is. Admittedly it does take time to actually know how to write clean code, but if you can, I'd argue it takes less time to write clean code than anything else. Especially if you have a great senior engineer who can architect all of the inheritance and fan out the implementation of the adapters to more junior people.
Readit Newsbradgnar commented on The Economics of Clean Code frederickvanbrabant.com/p... · Posted by u/TheEdonian
I will add Kettlebell swings to Squat and deadlift. They are one of the best all round exercise for muscle development particularly around the lower back and for cardio as well. In fact, I haven't come across a full body muscle building and cardio exercise that can match Kettlebell swings.
TURKISH GETUPS!!
bradgnar commented on Show HN: I built a website for sharing salary info fellowage.io/?r=hn... · Posted by u/waterlink
levels.fyi is still legit
bradgnar commented on Start before you think you’re ready austinkleon.com/2019/11/0... · Posted by u/ingve
same with code
bradgnar commented on A CS degree is better than teaching yourself how to code? zeroequalsfalse.com/posts... · Posted by u/techtor
i agree with the title, but not with the article. All the things listed in the article can be learned outside of a CS degree. What a CS degree does is force you to learn the academic which gives you the foundation to work at FAANG or some other company that has high [principal] engineering levels, or even just the awareness of knowing what you don't know to round out your skillset post school.
Having said that, a CS degree isn't necessary, just better under the premise that knowing more is better than not knowing more.
This article is kind of buzzy, doesn't really make sense, and never actually states what amazon is defending their tool from.
I'm not sure IoT is the best use of a contiguous IPv4 range... you're talking about less than 17 million addresses.
Depending on how much it actually cost I feel like it could be a number of things from simple branding to nefarious traffic shaping. If you're an AWS shop maybe they want you to be able to set simple bypass/static route for 3.0.0.0/8.
you could make 17 million networks with it, entry point into aws vpcs has to be somewhere
bradgnar commented on Collective monero mining to buy land for parks powertheparks.org/... · Posted by u/bradgnar
This is a coinhive [based] website that runs a monero miner. Proceeds go to the national parks.