via GIPHY I’m fascinated by this topic. I recently found another thread on HN about it What do top engineers you know do that others don’t. Join 35,000 others and follow Sean Hull on twitter @hullsean. As always for hacker news, there’s a feisty debate about what such character includes. Here’s my take. 1. Tackle …
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How do we make domain decisions when coding software?
via GIPHY I stumbled on an interesting discussion over at hacker news about when you have to make a decision in code outside of your domain of expertise. This is a super interesting topic to me. As the world is more and more powered by computers and algorithms, this seemingly obscure philisophical corner of computing …
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What does the failure of Flatiron School mean for coding bootcamps?
via GIPHY If you missed the news, New York’s AG announced a settlement with Flatiron School over operating without a license and false advertising. The news of the coding bootcamp failure splashed all over hacker news a couple of days ago. Join 37,000 others and follow Sean Hull on twitter @hullsean. With the explosion of …
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Some irresistible reading for March – outages, code, databases, legacy & hiring
via GIPHY I decided this week to write a different type of blog post. Because some of my favorite newsletters are lists of articles on topics of the day. Join 32,000 others and follow Sean Hull on twitter @hullsean. Here’s what I’m reading right now. 1. On Outages While everyone is scrambling to figure out …
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Do we need computer science for all?
I was recently digging through AVC, Fred Wilson’s blog. These days it’s where I get most of my tech news. 
