Browser tabs were a mistake, don’t @ me.
Me, telling myself that Season 6 will start soon.
“Here are 4 ways you can help your software engineering teams propel their careers forward and manage their goals”
4 ways to become a winning engineering manager https://www.staat.co/resources/4-ways-to-become-a-winning-engineering-manager?utm_content=bufferb9e85&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
Me: Functional Reactive Programming is cool.
Also me: how exactly does ‘COUNTIF’ work again?
NULL https://twitter.com/BenSassiAladin/status/1356997404831207428
// TODO - Handle this https://twitter.com/BenSassiAladin/status/1356997404831207428
The more things change, the more the invariants don’t.
Confirmed: I have pedantic sympathies.
“So while I believe the sun has set on XML as the go-to framework for arbitrary data exchange, it is still a valuable tool to have in the kit. Use it when the pedantry is something you actually want.” https://doriantaylor.com/the-symbol-management-problem
“There Is No SQLite for RDF
Update: There is an SQLite for RDF!” 🦀 https://doriantaylor.com/there-is-no-sqlite-for-rdf
Replying to @kstewart
Replying to @jbesw, @edjgeek and @wenbryant
Perkins Cove FTW.
Does this work on offensive lines?
Anyone suggest pointers for playing around with Monte Carlo simulations? (Tools/frameworks/etc. , not the math 🎰)
Replying to @landongn
Thx…I’m thinking of something like a workflow DAG simulator, where each node has (lower, mid, upper) latency params. What I want to view is MC E2E latency distribution, assuming I can adjust inner node params and distributions. Is this a thing?
Replying to @landongn
Yeah - that could be a cool d3 project. Get those fans spinning :)
Any ideas @GisselleXie @seanjtaylor @RbrtColeman ? https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1358897171001610242
Replying to @ErinIshimoticha
Congrats!
Replying to @seanjtaylor, @GisselleXie and @RbrtColeman
Thx. Will TAL.
Replying to @GisselleXie, @seanjtaylor and @RbrtColeman
Thx. Something like this https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1358910619127222276
OH: “There’s a lot of things...to do.”
Replying to @lindydonna
woot 🙌
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/43651
Site: Register here to watch a live demo. Me: is it *really* live though? And also,
Replying to @ben11kehoe
I appreciate that blurry photos are allowed.
Replying to @southpolesteve
Don’t they have some powerful AI on that ship too?
The Python data & visualization ecosystem is pretty great.
MFW the snow sticks to the shovel
Snow skills
Played around with https://pypi.org/project/flowpipe/, numpy and matplotlib to make one. The DS integrations are very nice and powerful. The load bearing whitespace and runtime exceptions are…something I worked through. 🤐 https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1358910619127222276
Replying to @brianleroux
srsly...I made a snowball.
Replying to @mweagle
Plus - `xkcd` style is worth the price of KeyError
https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/_as_gen/matplotlib.pyplot.xkcd.html
Replying to @shidoshi
I have a growing list of your restaurant recommendations.
Programming is easy, hard, fun, slow, euphoric, angst inducing, frightening, uninteresting, and generally something each person is entitled to make up their own mind about. If they like.
It’s possible they may even have conflicting feelings and thoughts. At the same time.
RT @nicolefv: In a job interview, a dude asked me to define DevOps. I did, and he told me I was wrong, citing the State of DevOps Reports —…
Welsh Walkers https://twitter.com/MackBeckyComedy/status/1361908078178799616
Today is “Wait, I’m another year older day”. 🎂
What else do I have in common with the GOAT?
Replying to @kstewart
I wish I had those moves. Thx 👊
Replying to @dpp
🙏
Replying to @AboutDev
Thx 🙏
“These talented students who just need someone like you to give them a chance to show what they can do.”
Mentor ~ CodeDay Labs https://labs.codeday.org/mentor
“Now, instead of ‘process changes’ I talk about ‘team experiments’.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhibmc
“[H]ere’s some of my opinions that have formed, changed, and stayed the same over the last 10+ years of my professional software engineering career.” (via @Pocket) https://blog.thea.codes/opinions-after-a-decade/
“This article is about failure and everything I’ve learned from 28 years of failing (and succeeding) in the technology industry.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhibns
“Let us be quite clear: We emphatically advocate a Postmodern approach to program management. In fact, we recently realized that Postmodernism is the underlying philosophical foundation of nearly all our previous articles.”
https://www.acqnotes.com/Attachments/Postmodern%20Program%20Management.pdf
Replying to @tobyhede
Agree, there’s a lot there that resonates.
unctuous++ https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1345801695746351104
Replying to @techandautism
In times of constant change, we can always count on Fled Cruz becoming more unctuous.
Still hacking around on this. https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1361096269431627776
Psychological safety and a felt sense of candor. https://overcast.fm/+EODNCnfdU
Replying to @turgon
Thx...I ❤️ graphviz :)
Replying to @jodyrodgers
Curious to hear what you think. This one from a bit back in the day is also very good: https://preaccidentpodcast.podbean.com/e/papod-78-chaos-monkeys-adrian-cockcroft/
Replying to @turgon
dot does ignore user_defined props and I wasn’t thinking of going that far. Here’s what I’m working with RN:
Trying to fill out a PDF with OS X Preview text annotations. Does anyone else have the problem where copy/paste appears to randomly choose paste targets, or just not paste at all?
Replying to @jbminn
Thx Thx 😀. It doesn’t seem to allow for drag and drop across pages or allow cross page pasting if there is a visible page break either.
I kept plodding along because, you know, faxing didn’t seem that much better.
Replying to @jf_flyn
I gave up multiple times and only the threat of “please Fax this” compelled me to try again.
Replying to @nconnaughton
Possibly alias it to `git praise` for a kind act of protest?
When I re-read the draft I wrote.
Replying to @edyesed
I am in this Tweet and I most definitely approve.
Evergreen tweet. https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1128836335903526912
Replying to @conikeec
Very sorry to hear. You’re in our thoughts.
“There will always be the next new thing and engineers will want to use it. Don’t fight it!” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhbe8_
“[T]he most crucial technique to develop yourself to grow into the next level is to solve ambiguous problems and not settle for well-defined problems with clear expectations and accountability.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhbeIa
It’s one of those days when coffee isn’t quite strong enough. I’m calling in reinforcements:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ux3LFwCGiHU
What’s the German word for “I’m hearing @ben11kehoe ’s voice in my head?”
Replying to @jhscott and @vllry
RT @taraw: This is the correct answer to the question ...if you you know you know..
Replying to @rts_rob
Bittersweet to see you move on and looking forward to seeing what’s next.
I have not. I will not. I would prefer no one does. https://twitter.com/DMRegister/status/1365441615700123655
Replying to @jodyrodgers
Clearly it needs is Gatorade instead of water for the crust.
“Things that are visible are easy to comprehend.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhbgKW
“Being a manager is tough. Your mistakes impact people, and that feeling of pressure can be a little isolating.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://pocket.co/xhbgu4
“[Y]ou need to know how to read the room and how to ask effective questions.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://pocket.co/xhbgBQ
“[Y]ou need to know how to read the room and how to ask effective questions.” (via @Pocket) #longreads https://pocket.co/xhbgBP
