Refactors
As Naval Ravikant said, 10000 iterations, not 10000 hours.
My ramblings about work, indie hacking, and life.
As Naval Ravikant said, 10000 iterations, not 10000 hours.
There is a difference in the following: Making games because you like playing games. Making games to make money. Making games for a professional career. Making games for fun. In your career, understand your skin in the game and what game you are playing. Work accordingly.
Doing DevOps will make you a better engineer. Period.
Understand the basics and no matter how much I stress this, someone is still going to get an AWS Associate Architect certificate and be completely clueless about how to convert a computer into a server that securely hosts an API to serve/receive data.
After all the effort in studying the pros and cons and viability of a solution, if you are still stuck on deciding between two techs, flip a coin. Decisiveness goes a long way. Ditto for life choices.
Be willing to help others especially when they are blocked. Unblock others first. They will like you and be willing to return the favors. Be reliable, trustworthy, and avoid gossiping. Give direct and honest feedback when solicited.