Go and read this. Truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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RT @cbirchall
Recently a couple of people have asked my opinion on copy-pasting code vs creating a shared library. Something I learned at the Guardian, which was quite an eye-opener at the time: copy-pasting code between projects is fine! It’s not a sin, and it can be beneficial.
https://twitter.com/cbirchall/status/1364715563436679168
I'm in this tweet and I don't like it.
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RT @kubukoz
Side project / new interest lifecycle:
1. Find out about it
2. Get all excited
3. Come up with all the cool shit I'm going to do with it
4. Start learning/implementing
5. Do it until 5am two days in a row
6. Keep repeating I'll get back to it any day now
7. Never touch it again
https://twitter.com/kubukoz/status/1363637053691412486
def identity[A](a: A): A = throw new Exception()
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RT @SavvasStephnds
Offend a programmer with a single tweet
https://twitter.com/SavvasStephnds/status/1363764054662254593
It shows my perspective.
If you apply for a job without relevant knowledge it might cause lower salary, or lower position, or lengthen the job searching, or all of the above... Or neither.
Everything depends on how good you are. Period.
Ok, I really would like to dislike typescript (because js will still leak out and kick you in a face) but stuff like that don't let me.
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RT @markdalgleish
How to enforce the length of a generic array in TypeScript:
type MyArray<T, Length extends number> = Array<T> & { length: Length }
https://twitter.com/markdalgleish/status/1362702999211008003
If someone calls job a ZIO job or a cats job, it's already lost cause. Your main skills should problem solving, domain modeling and learning. It's not sustainable to treat any technology as main factor, neither for employee nor for employer.
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RT @jdegoes
Knowledge of Cats doesn't qualify you for a ZIO job.
If you want a ZIO job, write ZIO code—there's really no substitute.
https://twitter.com/jdegoes/status/1362501300026560519
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RT @intellijidea
Are you using @Hibernate in your apps? Checkout our new video to find out how IntelliJ IDEA can help you with developing your Hibernate/JPA apps.
https://youtu.be/QJddHc41xrM
https://twitter.com/intellijidea/status/1362341087164080130
#Scala developer at Swissborg. Libertarian.