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This is what micromanaging from the top looks like, when the CEO *thinks* they can tell the source of the problem and how to fix it, just by looking at it.
It’s incredibly frustrating when it happens to you. It’s rare to see it this public.
Good luck to engineers in the weeds.
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For #scalaIO2022, we are pleased to be joined by Pr. Martin Odersky (@odersky) for the keynote! 🤗😊🎉
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One of the most insidious pitfalls of performance sensitive computing is making the assumption that your entire app is performance sensitive. The hot path of even the most performance-critical application is usually very small and can often be tightly scoped with some care.
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Your endpoint makes several network calls, each taking on average more than 50ms.
Why do you worry about the overhead of Box or pointer indirection?
Focus on making your project more ergonomic to work with, much better investment.
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A periodic reminder that, if you can get a certificate in it, it’s not agile.
Certificates are all about learning a rigid set of rules & then proving that you’ve learned those rules in a test. You can’t be rigid and agile at the same time, however. Agile is not about rules.
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Here's a team. Someone leaves.
We hire a replacement.
We get lucky and manage to find someone more skilled.
Looks like we're better off? [1/10]
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I think it’s a huge dysfunction to imagine that "Scrum Master" is a career. It’s not. It’s a role on a team. Anybody can do it, even if you don’t have a snake-oil certificate. "Senior SM" is particularly shudder inducing. 1/2
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Happy to announce, that I and @ZachAMcCoy, have stepped up to maintain Circe circe.github.io/circe !
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OH: "I'm a Staff Engineer, which means I think I write code, but I really just talk to people and tell them which code not to bother writing."
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.@tomahna will present a post-apocalyptic survival guide (includes FS2). Even if you are not planning to crash on an alien planet, join the talk - better safe than sorry!
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.@tomahna is a Functional Programming Engineer who specializes in Scala development. As a freelancer, he can try different flavors of the industry - by taking part in projects such as automation, monitoring, or operation. Please give a round of warm applause to our next speaker!
