- ES6ValidationInspection
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- JSClosureCompilerSyntaxInspection
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Mike Karnjanaprakorn @mikekarnj
Over time, I've changed my views on wealth. When I was in my early 20s, I wrote it off as something I would figure out later. When I started a company at 27, I figured that my stock as founder would be good enough. I was wrong in both. Here's what I've learned…
A twitter thread by Sean Kelly @StabbyCutyou
Recently a younger member of our team asked me: "What do you look for in a software engineer?". He told me my answers surprised him, and weren't like other answers he got, but I've ended up having this same conversation with many people at different levels the past few days...
I'll also say, what I'm about to lay out are not things that I think I always do correctly, or even that after 15 years of doing this that I still don't need to work on them.
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