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Dignify mistakes and questions
Madeline Hunter’s Mastery Teaching has a concept I’ve found useful: dignify mistakes to promote learning. People dread being wrong or looking stupid. Or…
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Andrew Huth
Quality with purpose
There’s an argument to be made that code quality doesn’t really matter. What matters is shipping fast, and you an sort everything else out later. I get…
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Andrew Huth
Am I still relevant as a programmer now that there's AI?
Computers have long been able to do amazing things, but it sure feels like things have changed a lot recently. ChaptGPT can answer questions (sometimes…
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How to answer "what's your biggest weakness?"
I’ve been asked “What’s your biggest weakness?” in many interviews. Maybe it sounds deep or profound or something? In any case, one non-BS way to answer…
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Andrew Huth
Don't build your own blogging software
If your goal is to write, you should focus on writing and publishing your ideas. Avoid adjacent things that aren’t writing. For example, it’s really…
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Andrew Huth
Uncertainty is unavoidable
Make progress anyway
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The right question to ask an interviewer
Job interviews usually end with time to ask questions. You know the drill. When there’s 5 minutes left your interviewer will ask “so, do you have any…
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