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@petergoes.nl look yo are famous 😜
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Reposted by João
If you understand what software engineering as a career actually entails (lots of people and organizational problems, understanding legacy code and tradeoffs) you are at a career advantage over those who understand the job as just producing code.
Those jobs could be replaced. But that ain’t the job
Those jobs could be replaced. But that ain’t the job
August 12, 2025 at 6:20 PM
If you understand what software engineering as a career actually entails (lots of people and organizational problems, understanding legacy code and tradeoffs) you are at a career advantage over those who understand the job as just producing code.
Those jobs could be replaced. But that ain’t the job
Those jobs could be replaced. But that ain’t the job
Of course my career/responsibilities have changed in the last ~20 years but I strongly believe that building for the web at that time was one of most rewarding times for me.
June 17, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Of course my career/responsibilities have changed in the last ~20 years but I strongly believe that building for the web at that time was one of most rewarding times for me.
I agree with this sentiment. I think I enjoyed the craft more back in the days around Designing with Progressive Enhancement and Responsive Web Design by Ethan. I do think that LLM's are allowing me to experiment with more things outside of web design.
June 17, 2025 at 6:21 PM
I agree with this sentiment. I think I enjoyed the craft more back in the days around Designing with Progressive Enhancement and Responsive Web Design by Ethan. I do think that LLM's are allowing me to experiment with more things outside of web design.
One of the founders Ben Orenstein talked regularly about the business at hackersincorporated.com/episodes. He has stepped away from the business for almost a year now.
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Ben Orenstein and Adam Wathan on surviving the transition from dev to founder.
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May 11, 2025 at 10:58 AM
One of the founders Ben Orenstein talked regularly about the business at hackersincorporated.com/episodes. He has stepped away from the business for almost a year now.
This is really interesting. Have you thought about how to include major modules also? A few days ago just added the link to the nuxt-auth-utils raw readme and it was impressively accurate.
May 7, 2025 at 7:05 AM
This is really interesting. Have you thought about how to include major modules also? A few days ago just added the link to the nuxt-auth-utils raw readme and it was impressively accurate.