Building the web with style. Squash player, Her Majesty's former expat.
Joined December 2017
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As you travel through the entire software stack of abstractions you start to realize that majority of them don't really solve any actual problems. They are basically mechanisms of dividing the territory for different tech tribes.
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It is hard to grasp for some engineers early in their careers what took them here won't take them there. Shipping features will probably can take you to senior, shipping 10x more features is not how you'll become a principal.
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15 Apr 2023
Incredible how people in OSS communities can become petty tyrants. Say what you will about Oracle’s stewardship of Java, I don’t see them micromanaging the Java logo lmao
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15 Mar 2023
Every proud founder story I read on Twitter goes like: I moved to SV, raised 6 quadrillion dollars with VCs, but despite that this was my dream™, we didn't profit a dime. I ended up selling the thing to *large corp*.
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Akos Radler retweeted
14 Mar 2023
when it comes to work and initiative I never asked for permission. I said I present a working concept of my idea
I largely contribute my success to this.
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Akos Radler retweeted
11 Oct 2022
In tech, we need a "Dependency removal engineer" role.
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28 Mar 2022
Connecting bluetooth headphones
Android / iOS:
🔺 Connected
Windows 11:
🔻 That didn't work
🔻 That didn't work
🔻 That didn't work
🔺 Connected
How to harm your platform, hurt your userbase, erode trust, anticompetitively sabotage partners & trigger users to evaluate alternatives, in 1 commit:
github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues…
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11 Aug 2021
What’s up with this new trend where web devs try to grow their Twitter audience by constantly asking random tech related questions, all the while offering nothing else of value? What a sleazy tactic. #webdevelopment
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Akos Radler retweeted
9 Aug 2021
I'm pretty sure the day the apocalypse begins, ice and fire raining from the sky, seas rising and ravaging coastal cities, I'll open Twitter and the trending hashtag will be some JavaScript nonsense.
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7 Aug 2021
Took .Net a long while to realize that most projects start with "let me just whip up something quick" instead of "Let me just scaffold several tonnes of boilerplate". That aside, Minimal API is a most welcome addition to the framework.
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24 Apr 2021
Apparenty, the reason why I couldn't book my cert exam with @PearsonVUE for the past 3 days, was because my home address contains non-english characters.
Unrelated fun fact: Unicode became a standard 30 years ago.
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11 Mar 2021
People who are like "CSS is easy" have their websites looking like a myspace page some high school kid put together in 2005
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5 Oct 2020
Coming back to .Net development for a project and... was Visual Studio always this bad? These micro UI freezes interrupting my flow are driving me insane 😫
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18 Sep 2020
Hi, my name is Generic Recruiter, and I thought your profile looks great for a very exciting opportunity that is looking for
[[tech stack based on a language you've never written a single line of code in]]
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Akos Radler retweeted
12 Aug 2020
MDN is like the Wikipedia for web developers
Without MDN, it’s like being a college student without Wikipedia
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8 Aug 2020
Work profiles are a good idea. Like I didn't browse to web with cache disabled for the past 6 months, no way haha nope...
7 May 2020
Deno claims to aim for a productive and secure environment, but the fact that you have to import your dependencies via HTTP goes against both of those.
We get it Ryan, you don't like npm. Most people do though. And exactly for the reasons listed above.
6 May 2020
Bored? Feeling unproductive? Boy, do I have the solution for you:
Help a friend out with her survey regarding the psychological effects of the pandemic. Fill it out. Pat yourself on the back. You did something good today.
forms.gle/wgBk5k5mQw3oxK2s6