Readit Newstoomuchredbull commented on Ask HN: It finally happened to me, how do you deal with burnout? · Posted by u/astrea
I don't know how to deal with it but I'll tell you what not to do. Don't let it build up and overtake you like I did this year. Find a way to deal with it or you can feel like your world is falling apart.
I have not signed up to triplebyte because I don't want to do their screening, but this doesn't make it better. It defeats the purpose.
toomuchredbull commented on Amazon Appstore will reduce its developer revenue cut aftvnews.com/amazon-appst... · Posted by u/WaitWaitWha
The Amazon what now? I didn't even know this was a thing. If anything they probably did it to atttract developers to a non-successful platform.
toomuchredbull commented on How to Become a Bad Developer rafaelquintanilha.com/how... · Posted by u/elsewhen
>It is very common, especially among novice developers, to be proud of the number of line of code their application has.
My experience has been the opposite. Novice developers tend to be proud of how terse and dense their code is, and optimize for minimizing line count.
I also disagree with that author's views on this point. For example: "Simply put, it means “the less, the better”" - No, it isn't.
In my career I found that maintaining unsexy, and maybe a little verbose code is never the problem. Usually that code tends to be more easily understandable to even junior developers and therefore is less prone to bugs being introduced because developer made the wrong assumptions on what the code was doing. Code that is too clever for its own good is where bugs tend to occur.
Yup... I find this with swift developers they love to write code that is just a series of : ? ! type symbols to do what should be 3 or 4 lines of readable code into one line of unreadable code.
toomuchredbull commented on Europe's Software Problem berthub.eu/articles/posts... · Posted by u/jobstijl
Canada has a lot of the same problems, it is finally getting a bit better but we still have a long way to go.
Seems handy for building crypto companies
I like NFTs as tickets like with Veefriends. It makes scalping and whatnot transparent and allows you to easily have a great market in the second hand. Imagine season tickets as NFTs. Able to transfer them, hold them in the long term, and teams can earn on each transfer.
Its hard to look at those examples, along with Biles, and not think that the precedent has racial undertones. Would the reaction be the same if these were white athletes, or would they become marketing powerhouses responded to with amazement at how they are operating at entirely new levels.
They passed such rules for Wayne Gretzky as well.
I’ll go one more. Pride month. Who you care to love is meaningless within the context of our professional relationship. I don’t care. Isn’t that the goal?