I’m the type of person who will turn down a promotion just so I can keep complaining about management.
Source: x.com/TheJackForge/status/1849541001352003585
Hysterical!
Source: x.com/unclebobmartin/status/1849533564154515842
Source: x.com/yacineMTB/status/1849605584133197955
Here's the output:
https://video.nostr.build/fbd143a4b7587f2518de4cee52b34634c2a0c65f48182bc9c40f967b824aaafd.mp4
Source: x.com/mattpocockuk/status/1849449340978253916
TIL you can prompt folks on your CLI without a library
Node's built-ins are absolutely nuts.
Source: x.com/mattpocockuk/status/1849448528583496086
What questions do you have about tRPC?
Any level. Hit me with them:
- Why you'd use it
- Advanced use cases
- tRPC vs X vs X
Source: x.com/mattpocockuk/status/1849479954989240767
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Source: x.com/denicmarko/status/1841786522925719983
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Happy coding!
Source: x.com/denicmarko/status/1849483925879459882
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Source: x.com/swapnakpanda/status/1849057814758428694
25 coding patterns commonly asked in interviews:
1. Two pointers
2. Fast and Slow Pointers
3. Sliding window
4. Divide and Conquer
5. In-place reversal of a Linked List
6. Modified Binary Search
7. Cyclic Sort
8. Matrix Traversal
9. Merge Intervals
10. Two Heaps
11. Top k Elements
12. K-way Merge
13. Breadth First Search
14. Depth First Search
15. Topological Sort
16. Subsets
17. Bitwise XOR
18. Trie
19. Backtracking
20. Monotonic Stack
21. Fibonacci Numbers
22. 0/1 Knapsack
23. Palindromic Subsequence
24. Longest Common Substring
25. Memoization
Source: x.com/swapnakpanda/status/1849415886370652483
Most of us work for businesses. Businesses are ultimately about maximizing profit, and that's "maximizing," not "making." If your return on a software investment is 1.1x, you've made a profit, but the business will go belly up pretty quickly. Simply making a profit is not sufficient.
There are three ways to increase profit in a software business (where the cost of materials, shipping, &c., are essentially zero): Charge more, increase customers, or reduce waste.
Raising prices is probably not a viable option, at least not in a world where price is often arbitrary, and you have competitors who are happy to undercut you.
Increasing customers requires a laser focus on providing something that a potential customer finds valuable. (That doesn't have to be a big thing. I'm happy to pay $20/month for a small product that saves me $30/month.) Time spent working on things that do not add perceived value is a liability because that work does not bring in new customers. It's money out without counterbalancing money in—overhead. In fact, overhead work is a 2x hit—the cost of the non-value work and the opportunity cost of not spending that time building something that can increase profit.
Reducing waste is the low-hanging fruit for increasing profit, and waste comes in many forms. Low-quality code and unnecessary complexity, for example, increase maintenance time and make simple changes take longer, which reduces profit. The lack of a solid architecture does the same thing. Lots of dependencies, handoffs, and context swaps all reduce profit. Too much WIP reduces profit. People working in isolation reduce profit. Volumes have been written on reducing waste, but most managers seem to be unaware of the fact or don't care.
Oddly, profit-increasing changes are often met with considerable resistance. I hear, "That won't work in the real world." The fact is that in the real real world, you can't afford not to make the changes.
Source: x.com/allenholub/status/1849521298055070073
Remember device labs?
Remember WebOS?
Remember blackberry?
Source: x.com/wesbos/status/1849466762388971983
This same app used to take ~10 seconds to start back in the Intel macbook pro days.
It's amazing how much faster things are these days.
Plus with HMR, I rarely have to restart it at all.
Source: x.com/wesbos/status/1849518946812137982
I removed dotenv from my Node app and moved to --env-file flag on startup script.
Then that let me remove a dynamic require and my app startup time went from 1300ms to 1ms
Source: x.com/wesbos/status/1849517715565801481
So Deno runs vite perfectly.
I just ran `deno task vite` in place of `npm run vite` and it... just worked?
I have a 140 line custom vite config, pretty complex. Multiple inputs, custom rollup settings, sourcemaps..
I was sure that vite was running a node child process, but there is nothing in my activity monitor..
Source: x.com/wesbos/status/1849525087692591165
The first graph was a little confusing! Here's a better visualization on how employed software engineer numbers changed over the last 25 years, as per the data set from @GotLiveData:
Source: x.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1849471625411891541
Tim Ballz be like... "Hold on i can dance on that song Elon danced also..."
https://video.nostr.build/b9bb2daa7a893524f09883901870b08196b1d7b4a37acd2ad2dbf18d7adad527.mp4
Source: x.com/nfkmobile/status/1849494571006185599
Remember: "NEVER BET AGAINST ELON MUSK!"
https://video.nostr.build/8bc1c6a6500abbe014538865b470b619132cba2403f98dcf6148b4b7d35815d8.mp4
Source: x.com/nfkmobile/status/1849456859641475534
some more love for ditto
have you played yet?
Source: x.com/yoheinakajima/status/1848581477535043682
Pumped to see @ThePrimeagen at Next Conf
Source: x.com/t3dotgg/status/1849505490222579811