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"Another thing I learned slowly in my career is that if you bring emotion to a lot of disagreements, then people characterize performance problems as relationship problems." knowyourteam.com/blog/podcas…
<- great episode!
Yesterday was Fibonacci day, and the cool thing is that I learned that from my 9yo
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibona…
“Silicon Valley relies on trust.”
My thanks to @JohnCarreyrou for stepping in live to talk about the Elizabeth Holmes verdict, and what tech can learn from #Theranos
Some trends (like CI, perhaps even CD) had a clear, positive impact on the product quality in general.
Certain other trends have questionable value prop. All these trends saw wide adoption during a 10+ year bull market, which made it harder to scrutinize their precise benefits.
When I struggle I listen to this @farnamstreet episode. Enlightening. Put things in perspective. Go back to making your positive difference in the world.
fs.blog/knowledge-project-po…
Personally I don't think you should be able to buy a company with money you don't have and need to borrow from elsewhere which then becomes debt belonging to the company you just bought but hey
E-scooters are dangerous.
E-bikes are dangerous.
Distracted walking is dangerous.
Wearing grey clothes is dangerous.
Playing with a ball is dangerous.
Jaywalking is dangerous.
Listening to music is dangerous.
Meanwhile, the car industry:
(📸 by @tylernewcomb_)
@[email protected] retweeted
Halloween is coming up and the most dangerous thing to watch out for isn’t a razor blade in your apple or poisoned candy. it’s cars
Replying to @teoxandra
Questi sono storditi veri eh. Sei mesi fuori scala e ti parlano dell’estate di San Martino
Excited to be part of this!
We're pleased to announce our €33.5M growth investment in @Proemion, the family-owned, multinational tech company creating hardware-enabled software solutions to connect mobile machines with humans, the cloud and each other.
Full announcement here: bwnews.pr/3eWDoBd
"Good positions allow you to master your circumstances rather than be mastered by them."
A Tiny Thought worth reading in today's @farnamstreet newsletter.
fs.blog/brain-food/october-2…
That data is amazing.
The best way to stop a bad guy with a gun is not a good guy with a gun.
It's a good guy WITHOUT a gun.
Time to buy more Apple stock. I mean the car would've been nice, but the bike is awesome (and makes more sense)
So I'm not the only one that everytime they read a conversation about self-driving vehicles, it suspiciously sounds like we're reinventing trains and buses?!?
There was a name for this stuff when tech is applied to solve every problem? What was it?
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@davefarley77 gives the best explanation of accuracy vs precision I've come across so far. Much better than wikipedia😅
youtu.be/v21jg8wb1eU?t=441
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And that completes nicely this article I came across earlier this year which I can finally fully unpack
leaddev.com/technical-direct…

















