Jonah Ssegawa

Software Engineer | Frontend. Mapping the blood flow of the browser, one render process at a time👨🏾‍💻

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@JobFound5 Interested

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@AndrewBolis Hustle

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@Samaytwt Mac os

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Something cool is coming up and y'all gonna love it

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Okay I'm tired of this if nobody Is I'll do it myself and I'm sure devs will love this

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@vibeonX69 Solving problems and learning new tech

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@bahdcoder It's the modern way🤷🏾‍♂️ 95% code written at Netflix is just the same

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@SleepDaizy Actual needs

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@NanouuSymeon Playing with the main thread like crazy

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A free main thread does NOT mean a fast page.

Speed =
Network × Renderability × Scheduling
#frontendMasters

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@fidexcode Congratulations bro wish you a great journey with it

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@srishticodes Yep you are absolutely right

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@girllovescoding 👀

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@trikcode This is so true sometimes its just that you have to stop comparing yourself with others

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@KarmalkarVedant @FabrizioRomano I doubt that tbh

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@trikcode Something I've really struggled with until now

[Wise @trikcode]

You’re not behind.
You’re just comparing your chapter 3 to someone’s chapter 20

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@devops_tech 😅😅

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@NanouuSymeon Great post

[Girl loves coding 👩‍💻 @girllovescoding]

So I went on a date with a tech guy, you know, the kind that gets excited about clean code and thinks emotional vulnerability is a bug. And mid-way through the date, he hits me with “you are kind of weird. I feel like I’m at the job interview.”

Like what? That’s not weird. That’s called having standards. Sorry I asked you what your five year plan instead of giggling at your Python joke.

But like, should I be offended? Or take it as a compliment? Because on one hand, yeah, maybe I was a bit straightforward. But on the other hand, he showed up in a hoodie and talked about some situation at work and people I don't even know for like solid 30 minutes. If asking “What do you value in a partner?” feels like a job interview, maybe you are only qualified for internships where your main responsibility is making coffee!