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"When people say there are lots of technical jobs, but people are not qualified, they need to re-examine their qualifiers." dev.to/andrewbrown/you-re-no…
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If you don’t generalize your interface at all, you lose flexibility. If you generalize too far you reinvent the database. Extremes usually aren’t the answer.
Pierre Buyle retweeted
"Sometimes an approach that requires more lines of code is actually simpler, because it reduces cognitive load."
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Replying to @dr_l_alexandre
"Nous n’avons pas à choisir entre, d’un côté, le récit "technolâtre" d’un passé infernal vers un futur paradisiaque et, de l’autre, le récit "technophobe" d’un passé édénique vers un futur apocalyptique." @YvesPatte lalibre.be/debats/opinions/l…
Pierre Buyle retweeted
Le cœur d’une écologie "authentique" n’est pas la technologie, c'est l'humain. Un très beau texte de @yvespatte.
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"If one of your microservices going down means the others don’t work, you don’t have a microservice; you have a distributed monolith." Wisdom from @Crell on application architecture bit.ly/2YRNgOT
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Traits that lead to huge discoveries:
Imitating Steve Jobs' attire ❌
Free Kind Bars in the office ❌
Digging through parasitic dog urine ✅
Pierre Buyle retweeted
Burnout is a plague perpetuated by our career heroes. Have some self respect and look after yourself.
{ author: @ronsoak } #DEVCommunity
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People think that intimacy is about sex. But intimacy is about truth. When you realize you can tell someone your truth, when you can show yourself to them, when you stand in front of them and their response is “you’re safe with me” - that’s intimacy.
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"Write shy code - modules that don't reveal anything unnecessary to other modules and that don't rely on other modules' implementations." - Dave Thomas
Pierre Buyle retweeted
Does anyone else feel that they basically lucked into a high paying career because their interests randomly aligned with scarcity and a rapidly growing field, and that it's nowhere near as hard, or as societally valuable as what teachers, medical professionals and care-givers do?
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"A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over, beginning with a working simple system." -- John Gall 1/5
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Coding standards aren’t there to be a hurdle you have to jump over. They are there to stop the headache down the road. If you start using them, it will become muscle memory and you won’t even realise you are doing it.
{ author: @GeorgeHanson_ } dev.to/georgehanson/why-are-…
Pierre Buyle retweeted
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Pierre Buyle retweeted
À ce stade, c’est de l’aveuglement volontaire. Comment les journalistes peuvent-ils se battre contre cette vague de désinformation? Que pouvons-nous faire de plus? lactualite.com/monde/que-pou…
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Pitch for a reboot of Indiana Jones except he’s stealing from museums and returning them for the culture





















