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1. > The world does change in ways that turn optimizations into pessimizations publicobject.com/2022/11/13/optimization-is-specialization/ Valuable thoughts about software and society from @jessewilson@mastodon.social
   Permalink 2022 Nov 13 Mood 0
2. CW: Twitter Migration Yes, I do consider it an "improvement" to remove all app integrations from my Twitter account #twittermigration No, I cannot "fix it". That's a Twitter problem, not a me problem

   
   Permalink 2022 Nov 13 Mood -2 🙁
3. shopify.engineering/reducing-bigquery-costs The superficial takeaway is 1. use clustering 2. Avoid the SELECT* statement 3. Partition your tables 4. Don’t run queries to explore or preview data The real takeaway, I think, is 1. experiment in the small 2. think carefully about requirements at (1/2)
   Permalink 2022 Nov 9 Mood +1 🙂
4. @esthercrawford/1590109344976470016

   
   Permalink 2022 Nov 8 Mood 0
5. > in some companies it can take weeks, others months, for a developer at a specific job level to get up to speed -- abinoda.substack.com/p/onboarding My first programming job started just as the office shut down because everything flooded brisbanetimes.com.au/national/queensland/queensland-floods-2011-photographer-michelle-smiths-unforgettable-photos-20160111-gm31qk.html All I could do was (1/2)
   Permalink 2022 Nov 8 Mood 0
6. Well, this is a new one In order to add a phone number for security code delivery, I need to enter my current Ally password (fair enough) However, this password field doesn't accept my current Ally password because it contains special characters 🤷

   
   Permalink 2022 Nov 8 Mood +5 🙂
7. pruvisto.org/debirdify/

   
   Permalink 2022 Nov 8 Mood 0
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9. Works in Android VLC app, too @David3141593/1587978432989872131
   Permalink 2022 Nov 2 Mood 0
10. Can't wait to enhance my staff allocation sheet with this 🔥 workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2022/11/timeline-view-google-sheets.html
    Permalink 2022 Nov 2 Mood 0
11. "if you are writing any kind of documentation, before explaining how to fix the problem, teach the user how to diagnose it" matklad.github.io/2022/10/19/why-linux-troubleshooting-advice-sucks.html
    Permalink 2022 Oct 19 Mood 0
12. "Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Is in Beta – Start Using It Now!" No, not like that @malwrhunterteam/1581214412261982209
    Permalink 2022 Oct 15 Mood -3 🙁
13. "these more senior levels are not a measure of betterness, or quality, or raw intelligence and technical skills. They are instead a measure of demonstrated impact and confidence in the scope of work that the person can be tasked to accomplish" @skamille/1581375504686252034
    Permalink 2022 Oct 15 Mood +6 🙂
14. Knowing how things work gives you superpowers I do this sort of thing all the time on websites following hostile design principles @RobDonnelly47/1580987342931705856
    Permalink 2022 Oct 15 Mood -2 🙁
15. So much to excerpt. You should just read the whole thing kellanem.com/notes/how-to-plan
    Permalink 2022 Oct 8 Mood 0
16. I don't always code as a manager, but when I do, it's for "administrative purposes"

    
    Permalink 2022 Oct 6 Mood 0
17. Reminds me of rules.sonarsource.com/java/RSPEC-2112 @hodgesmr/1577650545107533826
    Permalink 2022 Oct 5 Mood 0
18. Ask not if the software is ready for production, ask if your production is ready for the software

    
    Permalink 2022 Oct 5 Mood 0
19. @iOSDevWeekly/1575852017201086467

    
    Permalink 2022 Sep 30 Mood 0
20. This should be the default Opt in and make a better Twitter experience for everyone @Sommer/1574851316127567885
    Permalink 2022 Sep 27 Mood +2 🙂
21. Coincidentally, @mattbowen84 @ShopifyDevs wrote about not using React Native for widgets the day after "There’s currently no official support in the React Native community for RemoteViews, which is needed to support widgets. This felt very akin to a square peg in a round hole." @piannaf/1572625581556088832
    Permalink 2022 Sep 26 Mood +3 🙂
22. As I toggle this on, I wonder why "on" is not the default @AltTxtReminder/1573828426120671232
    Permalink 2022 Sep 25 Mood 0
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    Permalink 2022 Sep 23 Mood 0
24. "a competent engineer is a competent engineer no matter the technologies you’re leveraging. If you find the right opportunity, and you surround yourself with the right team of people, many things are possible." medium.com/@kris.wong/you-can-teach-an-old-dog-new-tricks-10f88fc12852
    Permalink 2022 Sep 22 Mood +6 🙂
25. "One of the things that helped me the most as an engineering leader was developing a better understanding of systems thinking." @KevinGoldsmith/1571203899645894656
    Permalink 2022 Sep 22 Mood +2 🙂
26. No matter what the platforms throw at you, #KotlinMultiplatform won't let you down @joreilly/1570463833096962051
    Permalink 2022 Sep 20 Mood 0
27. Finally have a Mac desktop Setting up mouse How rude!

    
    Permalink 2022 Sep 19 Mood -2 🙁
28. Performance of UI is part of UX Great presentation by @brianmichel @browsercompany youtube.com/watch?v=jofEa83F4zc
    Permalink 2022 Sep 15 Mood +3 🙂
29. "power = breadth × ease ÷ complexity ...Stated differently, simplicity (the reciprocal of complexity) also has a direct relationship to power. The thing is, these variables aren’t all independent: breadth might require complexity, for example." chelseatroy.com/2022/09/14/what-it-takes-to-make-a-language-object-oriented-or-at-least-object-literate/
    Permalink 2022 Sep 14 Mood +3 🙂
30. "rebase is ... a kind of merge that intentionally forgets some details.... Wouldn't it be better, less error-prone, and easier on users to enhance the history display mechanisms in Git so that rebasing for a clean, linear history became unnecessary?" fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/rebaseharm.md
    Permalink 2022 Sep 10 Mood +6 🙂
31. To gain experience, time must pass. However, just because time passed, does not mean experience gained. @abinoda/1568236004745818117
    Permalink 2022 Sep 9 Mood +4 🙂
32. Why you should update to use the new memory model

    
    Permalink 2022 Aug 30 Mood 0
33. How it started How it's going

    
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34. In the venn diagram of my interests, this is pretty close to the middle "Tennis Courts in the Human Body: A Review of the Misleading Metaphor in Medical Literature" ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8863270/
    Permalink 2022 Aug 29 Mood -1 🙁
35. "As code reviewers and code authors, one cultural difference we naturally bump into is how we give and receive feedback." shopify.engineering/code-reviews-communication
    Permalink 2022 Aug 26 Mood 0
36. This will make Advent of Code in Google Sheets a bit easier this year @benlcollins/1562546876024778753
    Permalink 2022 Aug 25 Mood 0
37. > shift incentives across the board to support "making as much progress on repairing the boat while maintaining the minimally acceptable forward momentum" @johncutlefish/1560155581440110596
    Permalink 2022 Aug 18 Mood +5 🙂
38. Banks have the best security

    
    Permalink 2022 Aug 9 Mood +3 🙂
39. Will be interesting to see whether the "Faster app update release cycles" and "Feature consistency" can overcome "RN issues on Android" @discord/1554135644846395392
    Permalink 2022 Aug 2 Mood +2 🙂
40. > The total cost of a software feature comprises more than just the time spent on writing the code. Thanks for the systems thinking reminder, @rweigelt weblogs.asp.net/rweigelt/thinking-about-the-costs-of-a-software-feature
    Permalink 2022 Aug 2 Mood +2 🙂