monkchips

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by monkchips 8mo ago
This is the way
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by monkchips 3y ago
hey thanks for posting this Dan. author of the post here. We do think this trend is going to be a thing - today I saw a senior strategist from Orange, the telco say something like this would be "mandatory". also - going to do a fo
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by monkchips 3y ago
very cool that you found Neon/they found you. this does indeed look like a good post brewing. sounds like potentially low hanging fruit for the postgres community in terms of organisation and processes.
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by monkchips 3y ago
great contribution here from Craig, in terms of the ebbs and flows and useful history. i had no idea about that cluster of folks under 22 with commit bits.
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by monkchips 4y ago
hopefully this will contribute to a tipping point on infrastructure investments around low traffic neighbourhoods.
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by monkchips 9y ago
as author of the original post above, i am gratified by the quality of the commentary. thanks all!
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by monkchips 9y ago
just from my experience of working with their engineering teams. but in my follow up post i note that i mostly work with managers, so it's a skewed sample
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by monkchips 9y ago
i don't know how to get that data, but i'd love to see it
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by monkchips 9y ago
@jasode all excellent examples. i wasn't trying to be comprehensive but rather point to a few recent ones. Cutler is a fantastic example. He got a shout out at Microsoft Build, for "still slinging code" on one of the teams. i
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On the Myth of the 10X Engineer and the Reality of the Distinguished Engineer(redmonk.com)
6 points by monkchips 10y ago|0 comments
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by monkchips 15y ago
don't forget Greg Avola, founder of untappd, the beer check in network. and not just speakers from Joyent and PhoneGap - the technical founders.
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by monkchips 15y ago
official at last. yay!