Daniel Wagner-Hall
@illicitonion.com
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I'm hiring for a few roles! See
codeyourfuture.io/jobs/
for details. Hiring for: * People to help teach software engineering in London and Manchester * A technical interview coach (UK remote) * Community builders in London and Manchester Part-time, helping great people, doing good in the world.
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Jobs | CodeYourFuture
Job openings at CYF: be part of a unique learning community for people with the most limited economic, social and personal resources.
https://codeyourfuture.io/jobs/
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I will never not be annoyed that JavaScript Dates are 0-indexed for months, and 1-indexed for years and days. So `new Date(2025, 10, 25)` makes the date 2025-11-25. I can see how we got here, but...
4 months ago
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If you're at UKGE, go check out
@bardic.tools
cool cool stand and their cool cool DMing tools!
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9 months ago
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I'm hiring for a cool tech ed person - come work with me and help people improve their lives!
codeyourfuture.io/community-mi...
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Community-minded Lead Teacher | CodeYourFuture
Community-minded lead teachernnManchester, Birmingham, or Glasgow.Part-time.nnCommunity-minded lead teachernnVarious locationsPart-timennROLE SPECIFICS
https://codeyourfuture.io/community-minded-lead-teacher/
10 months ago
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"Don't ask forgiveness, radiate intent" This (short!) blog post by
@elizayer.bsky.social
is the link I probably share with people the most. It has wonderful advice, both for professional interaction and life. Give it a read!
medium.com/@ElizAyer/do...
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Don’t ask forgiveness, radiate intent
As simple encouragement to act, “ask forgiveness, not permission” is fair enough. But here are 4 reasons to signal your intentions:
https://medium.com/@ElizAyer/dont-ask-forgiveness-radiate-intent-d36fd22393a3
about 1 year ago
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TIL that `awk` allows specifying multiple delimiters. So `awk -F'[<>]' '{print $2}'` will print what is between <>s!
about 1 year ago
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I just tried to explain the difference between a "cast" and a "conversion" (e.g. in C++ `(char)65` vs `std::to_string(65)`, but not language-specific). I... Did not have a good answer. Some guidelines. No good answer. Does anyone have a good answer?
about 1 year ago
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Does anyone have a really good introduction to WebSockets? Ideally covering "Why do we want these?" "What roughly are they?" "What do they look like in practice?" Right now I have a bunch of resources that each provide part of the picture, but it feels like there must be a good single overview...?
about 1 year ago
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I can't express how much I enjoyed reading
@annasavory.bsky.social
's first newsletter today. Give it a read, you'll probably enjoy it too!
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about 1 year ago
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