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alphadevx
6y ago
100% this. Already happening (I moved all of mine from London to Frankfurt last year, fully expecting this to happen). DCs in the UK will suffer.
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Bitcoin is an asset not a currency
(techleader.pro)
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alphadevx
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SolarWinds hack work of 'at least 1k engineers', tech executives tell Senate
(theguardian.com)
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6y ago
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alphadevx
6y ago
> I am also completely clueless how to switch jobs as a manager. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. I share my own (humble) insights right here, its a huge topic but I post regularly, you might find some of those posts helpful:
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alphadevx
6y ago
My mistakes contributed to those hard things. I did not "claiming that is unavoidable" on this thread, if you care about being fair.
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alphadevx
6y ago
Did I?
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alphadevx
6y ago
You can't "manage observable people behaviours", they are complex human beings with unique emotions and motivations, each one behaves differently. If you try to "manage" that, they will resent and resist you. The be
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alphadevx
6y ago
I'd always recommend you try it! The really brilliant part about engineering leadership is mentoring, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing one of your teams succeed, or growing your own leaders and watching them thrive autonomou
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alphadevx
6y ago
Yes and I could go on! Engineering management is brilliant and rewarding, but also very demanding. I have made plenty of mistakes over 20+ years, and learned the painful way. All of your problems are people problems, the tech parts are much
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alphadevx
6y ago
Wow that's a pretty easy going list. Just wait until you have to fire a bad hire that you made, have an entire team quit after a bad crunch, or have to lay off an entire team due to that exciting startup just you joined going bust.
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Engineers Learning to Say Yes
(techleader.pro)
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GameStop stock up 92.7% today
(finance.yahoo.com)
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alphadevx
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alphadevx
6y ago
LOL it's a deal!
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alphadevx
6y ago
If I go and buy an Apple M1 (speaking as a Linux guy who never owned a Mac...), will you guys promise to stop posting benchmarks here? Pinky promise?
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alphadevx
6y ago
I would "start to have a point", really? I will try harder next time.
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alphadevx
6y ago
In my experience, the latest computer I buy is always "the best computer I've ever owned". They get better every year, why is this still surprising?
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alphadevx
6y ago
Thanks for the tip, will try that where appropriate content relationships exist, but suspect it's minor occurrences (when you blog for 20+ years, your output varies considerably in terms of topics over time!). Google does not like my n
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alphadevx
6y ago
For me, Google only sends organic traffic to my posts that are 10-20 years old (no joke). My newer content, while verified by me as indexed by Google, receives zero traffic. For my old content, I have started to place warning banners for my
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alphadevx
6y ago
Pretty big "bugs" they have in the UK, judging by that drone:hand ratio in the pic.
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Podcasts to make you smarter in 2021
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alphadevx
6y ago
Mine are accepted by Gmail so I am good. Considering how dominant Gmail is, that's all that really matters. Regarding getting a bad IP rating, normally that's due to having an insecure config, like acting as an open relay, or not
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alphadevx
6y ago
Same for me, mainly for privacy concerns. And I back it up daily to my local NAS. It's so easy to configure and run your own mail server, that I'm surprised we are the minority in the tech community.
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Tim Ferriss: Why I Left Silicon Valley [YouTube]
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Boris Johnson: no-deal Brexit now a 'strong possibility'
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alphadevx
6y ago
Nailed it. Most managers are executing a process or strategy defined by somebody else, they are not leaders. An org without a leader is rudderless. Can't think of a real, successful example either.
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Nvidia Announces A100 80GB GPU for AI
(nvidianews.nvidia.com)
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alphadevx
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No personal responsibility?
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Weeding Your Bugs
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alphadevx
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As a long time nano user, this makes me happy! "To make the default Fedora experience better, we’ve set nano as the default editor. nano is a friendly editor for new users. Those of you who want the power of editors like vi can, of cou
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Marketing versus Sales
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alphadevx
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