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Well said.

Proximity Bias - the further you are from a decision, the less you understand it, and the worse it looks.

Current status: hearing from the authors of "Investments Unlimited" about automated governance. itrevolution.com/investments-un…

This week I joined the Purple Revolution at @Nubank. I am meeting people and absorbing information as fast as I can. Really impressive company, healthy culture, and great values.

new little song: "The Re-Org Rag (I'm My Own VP)"

DevOps Enterprise Summit is less than two weeks away now. Can't wait to reconnect and meet new friends. In person even!

I kept thinking my order would be canceled until the second I had the goods in hand. Was actually able to nab some of those fruit-based computing modules of the fourth generation. (Hope that's sufficient bot-evasion language!) Supply pressure loosening?

"Overwhelmed is a feeling, not a physical problem. If it were a physical problem, it could be surgically removed." -- Thomas Limoncelli 7k (queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=…) Beautifully said.

Most relevant IT books 2022, IMHO: "Modern Software Engineering" by Dave Farley, "Effective Software Testing" by Maurício Aniche, "Investments Unlimited" by Helen Beal 🐝 Jason A Cox Better angels playing mystic 9th chords of memory et al., "Comic Agilé Vol. 2" by Luxshan Ratnaravi and Mikkel Noe-Nygaard. Thank you 🙏

A brilliant explanation from Dave. It's a kind but firm correction of the most common misunderstanding of BDD.

This was a fun discussion, I’m glad to share it.

So much trouble begins when people extrapolate an exponential function from what turns out to be a sigmoid.

Shout out to Michael Nygard's "Release It!" for inspiration on building Netflix's resilient cloud native applications, by Adrian Cockcroft - now @[email protected] at #QConLondon

I think we're going to see just how unhelpful it is to have the code without the data that drives it.

The longer the duration of a project, the higher the chances something goes wrong. A common-sense yet commonly-ignored piece of advice.

This is fantastic news!

Very exciting! I'm looking forward to hearing more of tita's wisdom and sly wit.

Michael Nygard will demonstrate how to design & architect systems that admit change, including examples of rigid systems to show how to transform them into more maneuverable architecture in his workshop this September. Register at yowcon.com/perth-2023/mas…

Is CNDP relevant on AWS?

It's pretty wild to watch Cursor adding printfs to debug a failing test