Tyler Noble
@nobletyler.bsky.social
If you're looking for something a little insightful and a little funny then look no further!
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#Tech #Solutions #E-commerce #MarTech #SaaS #Developer #Growth
Shia Lebouff taught me this one
a man in a black shirt is dancing in front of a green background that says just do it .
ALT: a man in a black shirt is dancing in front of a green background that says just do it .
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April 9, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Shia Lebouff taught me this one
That said people love to sell people on solutions i.e I made a program that iterates 100x faster than python. But they often forget to mention what that solves.
Or feel as though the solution is more exciting than the problem.
Or feel as though the solution is more exciting than the problem.
December 2, 2024 at 11:29 PM
That said people love to sell people on solutions i.e I made a program that iterates 100x faster than python. But they often forget to mention what that solves.
Or feel as though the solution is more exciting than the problem.
Or feel as though the solution is more exciting than the problem.
I find they fit into two camps:
1. People who learned only one language cause they think it's the best.
2. People who were part of the former realized a major problem was better solved by another language.
1. People who learned only one language cause they think it's the best.
2. People who were part of the former realized a major problem was better solved by another language.
December 2, 2024 at 11:29 PM
I find they fit into two camps:
1. People who learned only one language cause they think it's the best.
2. People who were part of the former realized a major problem was better solved by another language.
1. People who learned only one language cause they think it's the best.
2. People who were part of the former realized a major problem was better solved by another language.
I think graphs like these will only matter at scale when high performance compute is required, or if processing power is limited as in embedded systems.
For your average Python/R/Ruby developer I wouldn't recommend switching languages based on the above unless they had a high performance problem.
For your average Python/R/Ruby developer I wouldn't recommend switching languages based on the above unless they had a high performance problem.
December 2, 2024 at 3:17 PM
I think graphs like these will only matter at scale when high performance compute is required, or if processing power is limited as in embedded systems.
For your average Python/R/Ruby developer I wouldn't recommend switching languages based on the above unless they had a high performance problem.
For your average Python/R/Ruby developer I wouldn't recommend switching languages based on the above unless they had a high performance problem.
If the labour market tightens I think we will see that. Sadly in a loose labour market I don't see the willpower to focus on candidate experience.
HR is also unlikely to see high amounts of tech investment compared to say engineering or marketing so we may be a long way out.
HR is also unlikely to see high amounts of tech investment compared to say engineering or marketing so we may be a long way out.
November 29, 2024 at 4:24 PM
If the labour market tightens I think we will see that. Sadly in a loose labour market I don't see the willpower to focus on candidate experience.
HR is also unlikely to see high amounts of tech investment compared to say engineering or marketing so we may be a long way out.
HR is also unlikely to see high amounts of tech investment compared to say engineering or marketing so we may be a long way out.
I'm currently leading a team building out an event site for a cloud conference in Calgary! I also built my own portfolio in it way back when it started so it's due for a refresh.
What are you using it for?
What are you using it for?
November 29, 2024 at 3:26 PM
I'm currently leading a team building out an event site for a cloud conference in Calgary! I also built my own portfolio in it way back when it started so it's due for a refresh.
What are you using it for?
What are you using it for?
Hey Guido 👋 great to see another astro.build fan on here!
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November 29, 2024 at 3:16 PM
Hey Guido 👋 great to see another astro.build fan on here!