I search not for alignment to the true north but coherence on the path of getting better.
Stockholm
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Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
TIL that a âdata lakeâ is just an S3 bucket stuffed choke full oâ good olâ csv files â at Oakland, CA
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
Kubernetes is an Ancient Greek word meaning "More containers than customers."
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
It amazes me that the same people that consider âdevelopersâ fungible are upset when the resources consider them equally exchangeable.
â Torbjörn Gyllebring (@drunkcod)
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
Hatten av för @drunkcod som blev första svensk nÄgonsin att springa lÀngre Àn 27 mil pÄ 24 timmar. Grattis killen - du Àr jÀvligt dÄlig pÄ att ge upp!
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
What happened to Agile Coaching?
Iâve been in Agile for quite some time now
What I see today doesnât look anything like the Agile I got involved with
I think it's time we talked about it
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
I finally took some time to write about our way of working and how we use our board: medium.com/@.anders/our-way-⊠- Thanks
@laurilubi & @drunkcod, for pushing this to happen and giving valuable feedback
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
Nowhere in the laws of physics is it required that a commit, push, or PR can only be for a fully completed feature. Some people made that up, and it is likely not a good choice for your org. â at Montpellier, France
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
DevOps engineer explaining why we need to use Kubernetes xitter.cf/BornAKang/status/15754âŠ
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
I find linear progression training fascinating.
It begins so simple, so EASY.
You just do 3 sets x 5 reps or whatever, and add 2.5 kg or 5 lb to the bar every time you succeed. đ
At first...
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
Every so often there will be a burst of Twitter conversations on the âReverse Conway Manoeuverâ and related topics.
I find this encouraging, but not for a reason you might suspect.
Hear me out; this is important.
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Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
"Dependency Injection frameworks are built by very clever groups of very clever engineers in very clever ways to very cleverly avoid simply passing parameters to functions"
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
I often wonder why developers tend to underengineer the things that matter and overengineer the things that donât. Then I remember a pearl of wisdom from @neal4d:
âMeta-work is more interesting than real workâ
Itâs also culture/leadership; agile favors simplicity & refactoring.
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
I do not buy, own NFTs or cryptocurrencies, and discourage my friends to do so.
The space is filled with scams, pump and dump schemes and bad actors. NFTs and crypto is unregulated financial engineering that benefits insiders: the early investors & VCs involved.
I stay away.
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
Remote work doesn't create issues. It reveals them.
It reveals bad culture.
It reveals poor strategy.
It reveals low performers.
It reveals uninspiring work.
It reveals useless meetings.
It reveals outdated processes.
These issues existed IRL. Now, there's just nowhere to hide.
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
I'm going on record again just so there is no ambiguity. The current incarnation of cryptocurrency and NFTs can only lead to massive scams and fraud. It should not be trusted in any form. And we should be actively preventing our friends and family from getting sucked into it.
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
I managed multiple engineering teams before quitting big tech.
Now that I quit, I can speak freely.
Here are 12 things your manager may not be telling you, but I know for a fact will help you. đ
Tobbe Gyllebring retweeted
1/There are people who are genuinely trying to talk intelligently about cryptocurrencies, but canât because they donât have historical background. This thread tries to correct that by suggesting required reading. First, itâs necessary to know what problem it attempts to solve.
