@AnthonyNystrom I bought a cardholder like these to protect my vaccine card. It has worked well for the few occasions where I needed to carry my vaccine card. https://t.co/RYLMSakIar
As I believe @mipsytipsy has said: within 6-12 months, every new hire's productivity rises or falls to the level of the team, regardless of individual talent.
Skill debt is an org problem that requires org-wide investment.
The confidently incorrect developer who fixes their bug fix’s bug’s bug’s bug’s bug’s bug before recognizing they might have made a mess.
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@sigje I did not understand your tweet at first, so I went to the thread. Everyone was saying 4s. I was like “what?! Where are the 5s?! Please tell me Jennifer was a 5.” 🙏 ⭐️ twin!
@alexthehurst @laurenty I have experienced all of this, too. Some of it comes and goes for me. Making sure I get plenty of rest (says someone without kids) and am intentional about taking time off from work has helped the most. And iterating on my personal systems like I do software...
@simonw@sigje I asked myself the same question a few years back and built a small docker-compose reverse proxy service to let my projects share port 80/443. Let me know if you have any questions. I love to help and nerd out on this stuff.
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Today I wrote something similar to the below JS in a coding challenge. Spotting the error buried in 100 lines of code was tricky since it's not a syntax error.
console.log([
[2, 0, 3]
[0, 3, 2]
]);
TIL of the comma operator.