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@scrumtuous I always read library more as SDK that i include the code for in my project, whereas i think of APIs more as RPCs, invoked over an http endpoint for eg.
The tech churn is real:
Go -> Rust -> Zig -> Next Hype
Instead: Be an expert on something. The cool kids would always find a new shiny thing you wanted to get, and you would feel like falling behind.
@GergelyOrosz A critical feature that would also be lost is being able to deep dive into one specific point made in a thread - experiences for 'quoting' sentences from a long post are just cumbersome
When Pareto discovered the now famous 80-20 rule, he observed that the pods that made the most peas consistently produced the best peas too.
My favorite story from Art & Fear about how quantity leads to quality:
Finally, it'll make for a much more convincing performance review if you can explain not just what you did, but why what you did was important, with proof you collected along the way
It will actually help make technical trade-offs too - you cannot make technical decisions in a vaccum, you need to understand their impact on the problem you're trying to solve
Firstly - it's just energizing to be convinced that what you're doing is important. It'll sustain you through the long, difficult, frustrating ones - the best ones usually are like that
This is the "why" wrt tech approach, and i agree! But I'd also encourage junior eng to try and understand "why" from a business/ impact perspective for any project they're working on
Explain tradeoffs
A junior engineer will explain what they're building. You'll ask why. They'll say it's the right answer.
A senior engineer will explain what they're building, what other options they considered, and the pros and cons of each.
@DanGrover Do you miss workplace? Imho group posts were the counterpart to essentially ephemeral conversations in chat threads, with added benefits of documentation + visibility
@rishmishra Hahaha ok jokes apart - it's probably just the water in the Bay Area? I've never had issues in the midwest, or back home in India, but had to get additional filters attached to my shower in sv
@Appyg99 Have to strongly disagree with this. I was staff at Meta, sat through many calibrations across orgs, and LoC were only ever used to _confirm_ low performance - imp thing was always meeting impact goal set with manager
@paulg I feel like you're getting the chronology mixed up - theatres came first. They were a way to have an outing, meet friends. Movies and Hollywood just scaled out what Broadway is still doing in person.
@JaredVidales@moseskagan@bobbyfijan How about something like View Glass? You could have larger windows, without worrying about sun glare/ heat gain. It’s a premium, but does wonders for sleep cycle with wfh specially