Dmitriy Kharchenko

Flattening structures and encapsulating complexity at @Holloway

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

We should probably start writing code in the way that makes it easier to digest by some large language model

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

It turns out you don't have to learn Chinese; learn the language that GPT-4 speaks

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

In twelve dark years, the art of code I learned,
From front to back, in startups' realms I churned,
As architect of nightmares, I discerned,
A founding engineer, to shadows turned.

That was a verse from horror sonata based on my resume

[Samuel Arbesman @arbesman]

There's @holloway which publishes guides on tech-related knowledge.

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[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

@alex_avoigt Yep, Tesla is very heavy and bad in snow. Handling the is part of the safety it lacks. Everything else is about the same as any modern luxury EV

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

What's good about EVs is that by driving them, you become the range/consumption calculating computer, and you can find chargers in the middle of nowhere. Uniq new skills no one would need in 10 years I hope.

[ITNEXT @ITNEXT_io]

React app and a way to think less and do more by @dmitriy_js at #ITNEXT. #react #apparchitecture #webdevelopment #frontenddevelopment https://t.co/b8cJa0LEO8

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

I wonder what future AI software eng would like more: writing shitty code or refactoring shitty code

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

Woke up today with thoughts about software source code complexity. Falling asleep with conclusion that complexity itself isn’t that important, but how quickly it grows with changes does matter

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

Golden hammer rule is quite useful sometimes. A good-looking UI may be described as more accessible for people who can’t use ugly interfaces. So suddenly you are not pushing pixels, but improving accessibility!

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

It is not React vs Angular, it is how your company uses React vs Angular.

[Holloway @holloway]

Your first 2 to 4 years as a software engineer can be intense. You have a lot to learn, and mentorship can be scarce.

We're thrilled to announce a new, in-depth guide for developers early in their career: “Junior to Senior” by David Glassanos. 🧵

https://t.co/Ri4zsb6Q04

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

@e_andreeva Это просто подход такой. Кто-то до сих пор думает что система важнее индивидуума, а на самом деле данные говорят что система должна строится из индивидуумов, тогда будет успех и радость.

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

@e_andreeva Кажется основатели не очень хотели процессы налаживать. Ну и ещё много нюансов, может когда-то руки дойдут статью написать.

[Andrew Warner @AndrewWarner]

I can't get over how cool The @Holloway Edition of Stop Asking Questions is.

The fact that you can listen to audio clips of the interviewing techniques in action is 🤯

Check this one out:

https://t.co/TR4oV8gTcu

[Paul Carleton @PaulCarleton_]

Priceless knowledge for making a better podcast.

I'd never seen @Holloway before, but it has the real audio examples. I got that version, makes such a difference.

It's like listening behind-the-scenes of a sales call — so juicy!

Tweetstorm book summary coming soon...

[Matthew Howells-Barby @matthewbarby]

The @holloway books are some of the best primers on complex topics I’ve ever come across. Beautiful online reading experience too.

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

@wooorm I think no one recommended yet. Мёртвые Дельфины https://t.co/W2wBfvq3KN

[Alice Lemée 🌱 @alicellemee]

I bought this book after reading a review that went, "After reading 'Art For Money', my income tripled."

"Sure, let's see," I thought.

This month is now my highest-grossing month as a freelancer to date.

So, yes. Buy this book. Absolutely incredible.

[Dmitriy Kharchenko @dmitriy_js]

On “the last ride” before putting my motorcycle on Craigslist got so many compliments from random people.
How people do sell their bikes after that?