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I’m at a place of the plan where it warns me not to run faster than 9:10 min miles and run at a pace where it’s truly easy.

My target speed for HF is 8:45 min miles but when I do easy runs i run 11:45… that’s the pace where I could talk comfortably. But should I be running faster for easy?

I’ve noticed a lot of sneakers are fine when I wear them in store but when i run a few kilometers in them the side of my ankles (bone protruding on the side) seem to be rubbing against the shoe and it starts to hurt after a bit.

I can’t tell if I just need a curvier / lower heel collar or what. But it seems to reduce a lot of my running shoe options.

Brooks ghost seem to be okay. Anyone else have this problem? I don’t find a lot of complaints about this online and wondering if it’s a me thing.

I’ve noticed a lot of sneakers are fine when I wear them in store but when i run a few kilometers in them the side of my ankles (bone protruding on the side) seem to be rubbing against the shoe and it starts to hurt after a bit.

I can’t tell if I just need a curvier / lower heel collar or what. But it seems to reduce a lot of my running shoe options.

Brooks ghost seem to be okay. Anyone else have this problem? I don’t find a lot of complaints about this online and wondering if it’s a me thing.

I am the legal guardian of my little niece, who will be moving in with me and attending high school in Eastchester. I am worried that because she's an introvert and a minority (Chinese), she's going to find it very difficult to fit in or feel belonged. Especially when I know most students are probably raised from the Eastchester school system and might be too cliquey.

Has anyone attended Eastchester High School and can speak about its culture? Do I have anything to worry about?

Are there any reputable agencies with less than 3 months wait time and ideally licensed in NY?

Thank you!

The field is still giving out high junior salaries, just not to you.

The field is still giving out ridiculous offers to a smaller subset of candidates. You can comment with a story about your no name startup becoming stingier or rehiring laid off workers for a fraction of their original salary. I'm not talking about them -- the money has moved on to a new population of AI/ML focus and they're making more than your 10 YOE wish you could.

It's not degree vs bootcamp vs self-taught. It's pedigree and privilege.

We hired a junior engineer out of a coding bootcamp. Oh forgot to mention he is a Biology major at MIT. The world isn't divided between bootcamp and degree holders from sec

I was an engineering manager at big tech (now in finance). I’ll just throw in my own opinion on hiring.

If you’re a talented and hardworking person who loves CS, stay hopeful.

At big tech it is well understood that AI is a tool and the true magic comes from person + machine. Remember that software is written for people using a human readable language. It will forever serve humans and will require human operators. AI will never fully replace you.

Experienced folks also tend to lose motivation and become bitter over time. New grads will always deliver a wave of fresh energy and competition. With a good blend of naïveté and starry eyed optimism, you’re a hot commodity. Like a vampire, comp

Hi folks smarter than me.

I’m currently an engineering manager looking to up skill. I’ve been backend eng for a decade and staff frontend for another 7-8. You have likely interacted with my projects if you ever job searched.

I’m looking for a good way to learn about AI ML field in a structured maybe bootcamp way. Now now, I know the rep of that here. But I think I’d do better and be more motivated in an in person environment with a cohort to encourage each other.

My goal is to be a better lead with more breadth. I don’t need to be that deeply rooted in it but I need to be able to ask smart questions, and assess work. What better way to get a taste of pain myself. But if I really like th

At my wits end. I can't seem to find a single working example online that shows how annotation works. ChatGPT is at a loss.

import Highcharts from "highcharts";
import HighchartsReact from "highcharts-react-official";
import AnnotationsModule from "highcharts/modules/annotations";

// Initialize the Annotations module for Highcharts
AnnotationsModule(Highcharts);

The rest isn't even important. It'll bomb right here saying AnnotationsModule isnt a function. Although looking at the exported type, it is.

Heres the code sandbox thats crashing: [https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/interesting-stonebraker-q3p7xq](https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/interesting-stonebrake

For a “frameworkless” setup using Vite and the latest React Router v7, are RSC ready for prod? Anyone tried it and can share how to set it up or share some resources?

I am receiving all kinds of signals that it’s ready to go. Vite v6 - latest version supporting environments. Router v7 - bringing remix framework into react proper React v19 - RSC now stable.

What’s missing? Are we waiting for another piece of the puzzle before we try to do RSC in production (without remix or nextjs).

I read the v19 release notes and I was impressed by the amount of changes but I gotta be honest -- I am not sure what pattern I could immediately adopt for my app.

Possibly because I am already using a bunch of libraries for forms, and tanstack-query. I work on a pretty complicated client side internal app that doesn't need any server components.

I am excited about being able to pass a ref straight through... but that's it.

What are you excited about in v19? Anything you would start using right away when you upgrade?

I read the v19 release notes and I was impressed by the amount of changes but I gotta be honest -- I am not sure what pattern I could immediately adopt for my app.

Possibly because I am already using a bunch of libraries for forms, and tanstack-query. I work on a pretty complicated client side internal app that doesn't need any server components.

I am excited about being able to pass a ref straight through... but that's it.

What are you excited about in v19? Anything you would start using right away when you upgrade?

I may be tone deaf for countries outside of the US. I know in China, Korea if you don’t graduate a top university and friggin start off in Samsung your max potential is predetermined.

Luckily if you’re in the US this career cares little about your starting line. Rather, the starting line will not dictate your final potential. No doors have been closed for you.

If you’re aged 35 and just made it to Google, you still have 10 years to make it to staff, and a then another comfortable decade to go beyond. If you’re aged 35 and worked a decade in Google already, you have to keep running, so the system doesn’t spit you back out.

You have time as long as you keep running. If you look at the pe

Sorry this seems like a basic question but is it possible to open a link in a pwa if it’s already jnstalled?

This is for an internal app that’s just running on chromium edge. I can toggle any browser flags if need be. I saw there was some pwa handler flag from Googling this problem but I couldn’t see it on edge itself.