Miller Medeiros (@millermedeiros) 's Twitter Profile
Miller Medeiros

@millermedeiros

Started to make websites for fun and never stopped. Current: @upgradecredit; Past: @facebook, @mozilla, @firstborn_nyc; Created: crossroads.js, MOUT.js, ...

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William Oliveira (bsky.app/profile/1ilhas) (@1ilhas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Se você é uma pessoa periférica que trabalha ou acabou de entrar na área de tecnologia, espero que este texto te encontre bem e que o meu desabafo possa servir para que saiba que não está sozinho por aqui woliveiras.com.br/posts/ascensao…

Rick Ferri, CFA (@rick_ferri) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So much about the stock market is interesting, but learning something new doesn't mean you should act on it. Factor investing is a good example. Thousands of studies have analyzed factors from every direction and new information continues to be uncovered, but should you act?

Cory House (@housecor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rule: The bigger the hack, the longer the comment. If we're doing something seriously hacky, there better be a big, descriptive comment above the hacky code explaining why it's necessary. Bonus points if the comment also references a ticket to remove the hack later.

Millennial Money Canada (@lichtmansamuel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 2010, after a decade of negative returns, anyone suggesting you invest 100% of your money in the S&P500 would have been laughed at. Now, if you suggest diversifying away from it, people laugh. Be careful about letting recency bias affect your long term decisions.

Mathias Verraes (@mathiasverraes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wrote about how to fix a bug. I didn't get good examples early on in my career, so maybe this will help others. verraes.net/2024/03/how-to…

Greg Hurrell (@wincent) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's possible to have too much of a good thing. Here are a couple of unpopular (in some circles) opinions I have about that. 1. Testing is good. But I see front-end components with too many tests. Most components should be simple enough to (gasp!) not need many (or any) tests.

potatum (@pot8um) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Policitizing the use of a mask to prevent illness is as ridiculous as politicizing • seatbelts • mobility aids • sunscreen • sunglasses • condoms • airbags • helmets • safety goggles • oven mitts • aprons • steel-toed boots • latex gloves

Forrest Brazeal (@forrestbrazeal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A longtime friend, one of the most reliably excellent software engineers I know, just left AWS for Airbnb. His reason? Airbnb is remote-friendly, and AWS gave him an ultimatum to RTO. RTO doesn’t filter out slackers, it just pushes away the people who have better options.

Benjamin Felix (@benjaminwfelix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"What about Warren Buffett?" If it’s possible to beat the market, as Buffett has for decades, why would anyone settle for market returns from low-cost index funds? It’s a valid question.

Miller Medeiros (@millermedeiros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I kinda migrated to threads. Same user name. For now posting mostly in pt-br, but will likely post in English as well. See you there!