@LoweKeyOne

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Replying to @mattjcurry
I don’t know. Ask this guy. xitter.cf/mattjcurry/status/1575…
Matthew Curry@mattjcurry30 Sep 2022
What could possibly go wrong?!?!?!?
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Replying to @BraydenCreation
@BraydenCreation
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Me, 364 days of the year: Why do I have so many ladders? Me, the day I put up Christmas lights: if only I had a longer ladder…
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I’m pretty much giving up on focus stacking in photoshop. Every time I try, I find something doesn’t align properly. Then I go try Helicon Focus and remember why I got it in the first place. The results are always better.
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Replying to @CodingEtudes @TiloJacs @clairevo
You’re right. Even companies that are known for engineering excellence are know for the value they deliver first and foremost. That’s what CEOs talk about on stage. It’s a question of conveying to them how building engineering excellence drives more value.
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Replying to @merrill_lines
Is there your way of saying you forgot to set you alarm?
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Replying to @LoweKeyOne @CodingEtudes @TiloJacs @clairevo
Said another way, make sure resolving the tech debt can be framed as a feature the team is delivering. xitter.cf/polotek/status/1592696…
Marco Rogers@polotek16 Nov 2022
Replying to @polotek
Whenever I raise these issues, what people like to say is "managers want to prioritize features". And I've tried to acknowledge in many different ways. Yes they do. For better or worse, we live under this assumption that something called "features" is what drives business.
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Replying to @CodingEtudes @TiloJacs @clairevo
Ship now is frequently the right answer, if you understand the trade offs. Otherwise, it’s a dangerous answer. Whether or not you can quantify tech debt (usually easiest if you’ve lived with it for a time), you still have to explain the trade off in not resolving it.
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Replying to @TiloJacs @clairevo
Exactly, and this is what Claire is getting at. “Pay down tech debt” won’t get attention. “Improve response time by 5%” will, even if they’re both describing the exact same code change. It’s framed to be evaluated vs other business priorities.
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Replying to @hugoraphy
Got one a month or so ago. Loving it for landscapes. Much more compact than a 150-600, so more likely to take it hiking. Not as good for wildlife, but I’m finding plenty of landscapes in the 200-400 range where a 70-200 wouldn’t do it.
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Never saw someone use a bumper sticker to brag about using the FSD Beta before, but to each their own.
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Replying to @iJmillz
Oh hell, that’s a brilliant question. Lou Reed - Perfect Day, but maybe that’s more aspiration than reality.
Arizona natives: It’s raining! I’m going to go outside to enjoy it. Arizona natives 10 minutes later: Hmm, now I’m cold and wet. How’s that happen?
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Replying to @mstine @allenholub
Doesn’t it depend on the exact wording of the control? Many are phrased so you can make a case that the on-the-fly review you get during mobbing meets the wording and spirit of the control. If your control is too rigid though, you may be out of luck.
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Replying to @gnuconsulting
Happy birthday, or congrats on figuring out how to get Siri to lie, whichever you prefer.
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I had this license plate on a rental for a week, and was not once asked if I needed a hug to replace the missing one.
License plate HUG 404.

ALT License plate HUG 404.

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Replying to @shanselman
Those test scripts that make sure you have a clean database at startup so your test runs are all reproducible? Yeah, so you should make really really sure those aren’t run from a system where the environment is configured to connect to a prod database…
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Replying to @GirlsWhoChase
That’s just cool.
Replying to @gnuconsulting
Screens for uncommonly used controls are okay. Physical controls for common controls are far superior. Ten years ago, I didn’t think the UX of a car’s a/c and music would be a deciding factor for a purchase decision, but it will be next time I’m in the market.
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