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Being a good, even GREAT software engineer doesn't make you automatically a good community leader.
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There are already several libraries across the Scala ecosystem integrating Jev, the decision-making model from Typesafe AI. This one is kind of effect-agnostic, based only on sttp abstractions. 👇
github.com/ticofab/scala-jev…
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If aerospace engineers responded to pressure the same way software engineers do, planes would be made out of tinfoil to save costs and accelerate production.
Oh wait, I forgot about Boeing. 😆
My dear Developers, My dear Software Engineers,
It's part of your job to explain to the business/product/company that making the new feature takes time.
It's part of your job to explain that you must apply some code quality and software engineering best practices (writing tests, etc.)
If you don't, if you accept the pressure you can receive from them to deliver as quickly as possible and deliver a piece of software that is impossible to maintain because you bypassed all the best practices (no tests, etc.),
THAT IS YOUR FAULT!
It's not the fault of the business/product/company.
And once the unmaintainable software costs so much to barely be maintainable and barely evolveable, once everyone is too scared to touch it, once the complexity is so big that each time you make a change you introduce a bug in prod, they will blame YOU!
And they will be right!
That's part of their job to defend their constraints, which can be time, budget, etc.
And that's part of your job to defend your engineering constraints!
You need to find a common ground between all the company constraints, engineering constraints being part of it.
We can't only accept theirs and ditch ours.
By maintaining some software quality, you'll maintain a healthy software, a healthy delivery pace over a long period of time (years), and a healthy quality of life in your job.
Thank you
❤️
Fabio Tiriticco retweeted
Releasing something over the next couple of weeks that is overdue for a long time: Chronicle.
A .NET framework and accompanied documentation on patterns that serve as my default go-to on building evolutionary architectures.
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LATEST: The first flush of 2024’s rainy season and Interceptor 006 is already preventing tons of trash from flowing into the Caribbean Sea from the Rio Las Vacas, Guatemala.
Will this be our largest river catch ever? Keep an eye on our channels while our crew works round the clock with two excavators to remove all the waste! 👀
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Interceptor 013's first catch of the year in Kingston, Jamaica.🇯🇲
Fact: 8 fridges were among this catch.
The circles in life are funny sometimes
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Fabio Tiriticco retweeted
We have removed over 8,000,000 kg (17.8m lb) of trash from the oceans and rivers worldwide. As a non-profit organization, it’s your donations, big and small, that make this happen. Thank YOU.
You can help clean our oceans, too, by donating here: theoceancleanup.com/donate.
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As an ASTRONAUT I would like to GO TO THE MOON and make it back
- 10 medium tshirt points
Fabio Tiriticco retweeted
Another milestone in Guatemala: we have now removed over one thousand truckloads of trash from the Rio Las Vacas. 🇬🇹
This is our toughest river challenge so far, but we’re continually working to improve Interceptor 006 and keep tons of plastic from entering the Caribbean Sea.
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📢 Calling all tech enthusiasts and industry leaders to #ScalaItaly 🚀🇮🇹 We're seeking sponsors who share our passion for innovation and want to empower the Scala community. Interested in joining us? Mail us @ [email protected]
#TechConference #SponsorshipOpportunity
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Finally, Scala Italy returns with a 2023 edition in its birthplace, Milano! The event will be on 10-11 November. For updates, check our site scala-italy.it/. Stay tuned!
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Prostitute 'review' website Escort Advisor publishes its condolences for the passing of Silvio Berlusconi
June 12, 2023
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They say never meet your heroes but they never warn you about not following them on twitter
Fabio Tiriticco retweeted
This piece by @_HannahRitchie is spot on: hannahritchie.substack.com/p…
Fabio Tiriticco retweeted
More car hacking!
Earlier this year, we were able to remotely unlock, start, locate, flash, and honk any remotely connected Honda, Nissan, Infiniti, and Acura vehicles, completely unauthorized, knowing only the VIN number of the car.
Here's how we found it, and how it works:
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Signal is supported by your donations. Not ad money, not investors. Privacy is central to everything we do, and of course this includes accepting donations. 1/
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Amsterdam airport police running after hundreds of climate activists blocking private jets while on bicycles is objectively funny nos.nl/l/2451147


















