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by baconforce 3y ago
I think what was missing here was lack of developer buy-in into the actual changes implemented, and making sure that they were reasonable and sustainable. Sounds to me like a blanket mandate was handed out without buy-in and also wasn'
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by baconforce 3y ago
Is the membership subscription worth the cost?
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by baconforce 3y ago
a lot of it is hubris as well, they just assume that others will be able to understand it because it's easy and intuitive to them, and if others cannot understand it they must not be good developers
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by baconforce 4y ago
I think the reason why I've found 1:1's so effective is because of the recurring schedule. We're all busy people, and having a structured time to sit down and talk about things helps, even when we don't think it will ini
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by baconforce 5y ago
Killing a pig to save a life of someone dying is very different than killing a pig so someone can have pork chops for dinner.
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by baconforce 5y ago
The question should be "does my standup provide enough value to the participants to be worth the time? Why or why not? Are there other ways in which we can provide this value?". There is no 1 size fits all solution. Some teams may
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by baconforce 5y ago
I've seen this interpreted by smart engineers in a counter-productive way, in that they believe their code is so good that none of it ever needs any comments and hence they never write them despite the fact that their code isn't a
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by baconforce 6y ago
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by baconforce 6y ago
Regardless of whether one chooses to use ADRs or not, recording the factors that went into a major decision is a great practice which can help counter the tendency to use Resulting. That is, we have a tendency to judge whether or not a deci
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by baconforce 6y ago
Some explanation as to why the opinion changed for or against would be nice.
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by baconforce 6y ago
I wonder what encryption and key based techniques can be used to verify the authenticity of audio and video records in the future.
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by baconforce 6y ago
This video states that a randomized controlled study needs to be conducted, otherwise nobody can claim that hydroxychloroquine works or does not work.
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by baconforce 7y ago
One of the greatest lies perpetuated in America is that billionaires should pay less taxes than the average person because one day, you too could be a billionaire, and you wouldn't want to become less of a billionaire because of taxes.
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by baconforce 10y ago
Would love to hear about your experience and why CQRS/ES failed those projects, and what type of technical complexities it introduced.
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by baconforce 10y ago
Caves and Commons. Have an area where people can go to work without interruption, and have a common area where people can work in an open space and collaborate. Don't anchor an individual to either space.
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by baconforce 10y ago
What you are referring to is the Monolith First approach: http://martinfowler.com/bliki/MonolithFirst.html . The key is to identify service boundaries early on and keep them relatively clean so that separating them into
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by baconforce 11y ago
Like a shipment of weapons sent to a castle to help defend it from outside forces. Makes sense when the castle is occupied by the good guys, but when occupied by the bad guys (cancer) it only strengthens them.
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by baconforce 12y ago
It may not have been the work of NK, but it doesn't mean it wasn't sold to NK.