#503 What my life would be without programming
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What my life would be without programming
One of my friends lost his job this week. He worked in the chem department of a pharmaceutical company, doing something that went completely over my head while he was explaining it to me.
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The case for Product Engineering
Combining both roles into one—we call it “Product Engineering”—is the best way we’ve found to develop and iterate new ideas, and to quickly get from a “lightbulb” moment to product-market fit.
Protocols As Practice Projects
As a developer, whether you're a hobbyist or in a career, you are (or should be) always looking to improve your skills. But it can be difficult to find a way to do that while fitting into a busy schedule and ensuring that the learning time you put in translates to verifiably better skills, especially if you're concerned about building a resume.
I’m going to talk about log analysis in the context of distributed systems debugging (you have a bunch of servers with different log files and you need to work out what happened) since that’s what I’m most familiar with.
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How can devs prevent technical debt from accruing?
Developers spend 1/3 of their time on technical debt. Maintaining legacy systems is what devs claim to hinder their productivity the most. It also hurts the team's morale.
And lastly, one brief on what's in the new version of Git and how Lichess updated their version of Scala.
This is it for 2022. I'll see you in the second week on January 2023.
Merry Christmas! 🎅🏻🎄
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