/* Code Comments */11 posts tagged with "learning"
an anniversary of sorts
2022-11-28
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This weekend was an anniversary of sorts for me. Exactly one year ago Saturday was my last day in a job and career I’d been building since…
using `_.pick` to extract relevant details from objects
2022-11-28
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Building on lessons from yesterday’s dive into , I found an opportunity to explore . This time it was because I wanted to send data from the…
more uses of `_.groupby`
2022-11-28
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As I wrote previously, the method of Lodash can be really useful. My original use case for was for one big object, but of course, those…
make space to revisit problems
2022-11-28
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Make it work. Make it right. Make it fast.1 This maxim screams pragmatism. Don’t optimize too early. Get something working. Then, and only…
lodash `_groupby` vs. custom helper functions
2022-11-28
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Yesterday, I wrote about using Lodash’s to solve a problem. The issue was that that wasn’t the first time Lodash proved helpful. My first…
objects, undefined values, and lodash's `_.pickby` and `_.identity`
2022-11-28
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Let’s start with the basics. I was in an oh-so-common situation recently where I was building a component that would visualize the details…
learning (@ work)
2022-11-28
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I think the psychology of learning at work is interesting. On the one hand, an employer should want employees to ask questions and learn…
pomodori and deep work
2022-11-28
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I brought pomodori back this week after listening to the podcast episode with Productivity with Mani Vaya. Mani won me over early in the…
experience, exposure, and the building of knowledge
2022-11-28
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A few weeks back I went from an absolute novice to being invited to present on a topic in the span of five days. The experience was humbling…
optimizing for the experience
2022-11-28
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Think about the last time you were in an elevator. Did you pull out your phone to check your email or get an update on the score of the game…
drowning out thoughts
2022-11-28
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“An artist must have downtime, time to do nothing.” — Julia Cameron A few months back, I was talking to a friend who confided that he filled…