timothyfcook

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by timothyfcook 3y ago
The LaunchDarkly 2022 State of Feature Management Report has results from surveying 1000 software people and looks at impact on those DevOps metrics: https://launchdarkly.com/state-of-feature-management/
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by timothyfcook 3y ago
I agreed. My perspective is that there are two kinds of feature flags: temporary and permanent. Temporary ones can be used to power experiments or just help you get to GA and then can be removed. Permanent ones can be configs that serve mul
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by timothyfcook 5y ago
Interesting question. Feels like they could maybe do this effectively for a significant portion of the population but that more savvy users would find ways around a blockade?
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by timothyfcook 5y ago
Recently worked at a mid-sized learning technology company. Feature flags were transformative for our product delivery to fully decouple deploys from releases, reduce risk, and offer tons of control over feature rollouts. Really can't
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by timothyfcook 10y ago
Sounds like a product manager didn't properly define the acceptance criteria for the validation on their name fields. Name validations often tend to be overly strict and, in some cases, slightly racist/ethnocentric.
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by timothyfcook 13y ago
Stoked about Role #5! We set up www.opencompany.biz to house any writing on the subject. Be sure to add anything you write via Github.
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Approaching Resentment in the Open Source Economy(medium.com)
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by timothyfcook 14y ago
Stoked for this. Now I can support my favorite artists, etc. for $1/month (or more).
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by timothyfcook 14y ago
Let's hope she does some day.