Reading recent news and back-and-forth emails ... It’s sad to be reminded once again ... that companies tend to follow an army-like org and decision model, instead of a more democratic or even community focused one ... #IStandWithTimnit #SolidarityWithTimnit
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Titles matter. 10 years ago, when I was junior, I didn’t go for promo for a while. I accumulated more leadership over time. My perf said I’m splitting myself too thin even though I was just performing at the next level. I got promoted and my next perf appreciated my “thin” split.
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Starting second day of #GoWayFest ( @GoWayFest) with workshop on distributed hash tables by @vangkos .
They use self-written benchmark display using GioUI ( gioui.org/ ) - It's fun to see it gaining some tracktion :)
How do you start Sunday morning? ☀️
☕️ 💻 Our gophers have started it with a Workshop “Key-Value Storage. Building a distributed key-value storage from scratch with Go” by @vangkos !
3 hours of live coding on air! ▶️
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Don't miss @vangkos & @tpaschalis_ @GoWayFest, July 11-12. Check out the full agenda and use the promo code BEATGOWAYFEST to register with a 20% discount ➯ goway.io
#TeamBeat #Golang #gowayfest
If we continue doing things the way we always have (or the way “everyone” does) we are never going to “go” forward ...
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I graduated in Computer Science in late 90s
When I studied DBs there was no Big Data
When I studied Distributed Systems there was no Cloud
When I studied AI there was no deep learning
When I studied Networking there was no wifi
Learn the fundamentals the rest will change anyway
😱
Replying to @qikipedia
the next significant y2k type bug is 03:14:07 19 Jan 2038. the time when many systems currently tracking datetime as a number of seconds since 1st Jan 1970 00:00:00 run out of space to store the number.
Big topic in engineering is about managing teams ... why not look and take examples from crafts working in team structures for years ... e.g. Team Sports ⚽️🏈🏀🏆#softwareengineeringisateamsport
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How to measure code maintainability :
- fire all developers 😞
- hire new ones 😊
- count the time for the new team to release the first
stable ...
new feature ...
in PROD 🙈













