Frank Adrian

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Frank Adrian

@frank_adrian

Stop rushing. Shut up and embrace the sound of silence.

Hamburg, Germany Katılım Mart 2010

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·15 Şub

Haha and Partnerschaftsvermittlungsgeselschaften like: ✋

Kritarth Mittal | Soshals@kritarthmittal

Meet Aleksandr Zhadan. This 23-year-old developer from Russia used OpenAI to talk to 5,240 women on Tinder and automated dates with 100+ of them. Now he is getting married to Karina, the best date found by his algorithm. Here's the wildest Valentine's story you'll ever hear:🧵

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·15 Şub

Do programmers really just copy code from StackOverflow? Yes but sometimes we copy from other sources too

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·29 Kas

Currently moving all my infrastructure to ansible. Anything you wish you knew before going on this journey?

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·11 Kas

@kevinswiber There is a switch in git? I prefer the command line ;)

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Kevin Swiber@kevinswiber·9 Kas

How long has everyone been using `git switch` and `git restore`? I'm still on `git checkout` like it's 2005.

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Sumit Kumar@TweetsOfSumit·11 Ağu

I was recently asked how I would start my next B2B SaaS. My answer was short: I would start with sales. Find customers. Sell. *Before* building the product. If you can't do that, you won't be able to sell after building it either.

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·13 Eki

How do you judge if a developer is really a senior?

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·13 Eki

What’s your no 1 criteria for a senior developer?

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·12 Eki

Gerade einen neuen Blog über die Finanzbuchhaltung als Freelancer veröffentlicht; link in bio ↖️

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Matt Shumer@mattshumer_·29 Eyl

The first GPT-4V-powered frontend engineer agent. Just upload a picture of a design, and the agent autonomously codes it up, looks at a render for mistakes, improves the code accordingly, repeat. Utterly insane.

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·30 Eyl

Thank you for this recommendation @googlecloud

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·12 Ağu

@razvanilin How don’t you knock those plants off the table?

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Razvan Ilin (Raz)@razvanilin·11 Ağu

For the past couple of months I’ve been mostly away from Twitter as I felt it was draining my energy too much. I redirected that energy in other areas of my personal life (and lots happened 😄) Ready to be back now, so expect shipping posts from me again ✌️

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kitze@thekitze·11 Ağu

2 spoons. add hot water. bye

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·12 Ağu

@housecor Good case for an ai?

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Cory House@housecor·11 Ağu

Each year, I work with a few teams that are basically doing the same thing: Rewriting old web apps to use React. The old apps use ASP NET Web Forms, JSP, jQuery, Cold Fusion, Perl, etc. Often, the requirements are simple: “Make it work like the old one.”

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·12 Ağu

@ahsannoor101 Even the non basics are important, otherwise there will be too many wtf moments 😂

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Ahsan Noor@ahsannoor101·11 Ağu

I think it's important to learn some basic JavaScript before diving into learning React! What do you think?🤔

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·12 Ağu

@TweetsOfSumit The framework should just be a tool to get things done efficiently, more important are design patterns and the concepts a framework uses. Once you master them you can master any framework. It’s like a tool in your toolbox

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Sumit Kumar@TweetsOfSumit·11 Ağu

🔥 Hot take: Anyone considering themselves a frontend developer should be able to work and learn any framework.

Adam Rackis@AdamRackis

This is so brutal. Do you nerds understand now why I said it’s safer for newbies to stick with industry standard tools like React, instead of fun tools like Svelte? This is people’s livelihood, not some stupid game.

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Frank Adrian@frank_adrian·12 Ağu

@brandymedia Mostly start with the FE to know which data structure will work best, then implement the db and api parts and then back to the FE to finalize things and most of the time the BE needs some more changes too, then I write the tests 😅

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