Pieter Levels
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first heard Aug 2024
last heard Aug 2024
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When you realize this, people are very average at the job, especially with dev, with coding, I think.
Empathy. It's like code empathy, right?
Yeah, it's a new word, but that's it. You need to understand, go over the code, get a holistic view of it and... Man, you can suggest we change stuff for sure. And look, jQuery is crazy. It's crazy I'm using jQuery. We can change that.
No, I think they exist. I think you need to, I need to hire more people, need to try more people, but that costs a lot of my energy and time, but it's a hundred percent possible. But do I want it? I don't know. Things kind of run fine for now. And I mean, like, okay, you could say like, okay, nomad list looks kind of clunky. Like people say the design is kind of clunky. Okay.
I'll improve the design. It's like next to my to-do list, for example, you know, like I can, I'll get there eventually.
Thank you, man.
Yeah, that's everything is me.
People say it looks kind of ADHD or ADD, you know, like it's so much. because it has so many things and design these days is minimalist, right?
Yeah, it's very cool. It's pretentious, right?
Yeah. This is, I think, how my brain looks, you know? Like, there's a lot of shit going on. It's like drawing bass music.
Yeah, I like it, you know, but I made it so I don't trust my own judgment.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's a CES transitions.
No, it's all iterative. It's like 10 years of, you know, add a CSS transition here or do this or... Well, say like, see, these are all, these are rounded now.
So I go to the index.css and I do command F and I search border radius 12px and then I replace with border radius zero. And then I do command enter and it's Git deploys, it pushes to the Git hub and then sends a web book and then deploys to my server and it's live in five seconds.
No, so I... So I'm like famous for this because I'm too lazy to set up like a staging server on my laptop every time. So nowadays I just deploy to production.
And it's, man, I'm going to get canceled for this, you know, but it works very well for me because I have a lot of, I have like PHP lint and JS lint. So it tells me when there's error. So I don't deploy. Yeah. But my literally, I, I, I have like 37,000 Git commits in the last 12 months or something. So I make like small fix and then command enter, uh, and sends to GitHub.
GitHub sends a web to my server, web server pulls it, deploys the production and is there.
One second can be one, two seconds.
Man, you're 100% right. Like people are like, how can you do this? Well, you get good at not taking the server down, you know? Because you need to code more carefully. But it's, look, it's idiotic in any big company, but for me it works because it makes me so fast. Like somebody will report a bug on Twitter And I kind of did do like a stopwatch, like how fast can I fix this bug?
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