d14c @_d14c

WIP Joined October 2020

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Ivan Velichko @iximiuz

3 years ago

For years, I've been helping people master: - Containers - Kubernetes - Linux / Unix - Networking - Programming Tens of blog posts, hundreds of diagrams, and a bunch of OSS projects united by the above goal. If you haven't already, follow me today to speed up your learning!

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Jonathan Bales @BalesBets

5 years ago

I really enjoyed this post on learning from @hosseeb. True learning is usually unstructured. Here are his five principles for how to be a great learner... haseebq.com/the-hard-thing…

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Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday

4 years ago

8 short rules for being a productive creative: 1. Read. Read. Read. 2. Make commitments 3. Work with great people 4. Focus on effort, not results 5. Make a little progress each day 6. Don’t talk about projects until you’re finished 7. Journal 8. Remember: it’s all material

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Naval @naval

4 years ago

In the modern world, don’t minimize your risks - maximize your opportunities

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d14c @_d14c

4 years ago

Agile does not fix poor leadership and management Agile does not fix poor culture and mindest Agile does not fix people's ego Agile does not fix poor process workflow Agile does not fix poor communication/collaboration #SoftwareEngineering #agile #companyculture

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

4 years ago

If you’re wondering why so many VCs are bullish on crypto/web3: @smdiehl summarized it much better than I could have: Their investments are liquid thanks to the crypto being unregulated. No need to wait for an acquisition or an IPO. Financial engineering >> software engineering

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Eric Elliott @ericelliott_

4 years ago

Code reviews are best for bug prevention, not bug catching. The magic comes from the knowledge sharing.

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John Arundel @bitfield

4 years ago

The purpose of testing is not to prove that the code is correct, but to prove that it's incorrect. It sounds like a subtle distinction, but this understanding completely changes the way you write tests.

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Naval @naval

5 years ago

Our temporary solution to a temporary problem has become a permanent problem.

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Dr. Julie Gurner @drgurner

5 years ago

Before a big decision, spend some time in silence with yourself. On a run, cycling, or just sitting with a cup of coffee with out your phone or computer. Putting that time aside seems odd, but it will give you far more clarity.

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🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk

5 years ago

if you understand a bug, you can fix it

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Jan Stette @JanStette

5 years ago

The "Don't Repeat Yourself" principle is usually discussed in the context of code reuse. This can be taken too far, and cause unnecessary coupling in codebases. But: I think it's a rule that KNOWLEDGE should not be duplicated in a system.

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d14c @_d14c

5 years ago

The Next Great Disruption Is Hybrid Work—Are We Ready? microsoft.com/en-us/worklab/… #worklab #futureofwork

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zigo 101 - Zig + Go @zigo_101

5 years ago

The whole #kubernetes projects (3 million lines of code) could be builtin within three minutes on a common consumer computer. It is incredible. Complication duration is an important factor of development happiness. #Golang

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AymAn Hilal | أيمن هلال @ayman_hilal_

5 years ago

"The more reusable code is, the less usable it is." Neal Ford Building Evolutionary Architectures

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Matt Rickard @mattrickard

5 years ago

Service reliability math that every engineer should know Uptime Downtime (Yearly) 99.00000% 3d 15h 39m 99.90000% 8h 45m 56s 99.99000% 52m 35s 99.99900% 5m 15s 99.99990% 31s 99.99999% 3s

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d14c @_d14c

5 years ago

Go first steps docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/pa… @MicrosoftEDU #golang #microsoftEDU #microsoft

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Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook_

5 years ago

The quality of your habits is the stability of your mental health.

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Chantal Cox @chantalcoxsf

5 years ago

Before I speak or comment on something that could be triggering/sensitive to me I like to pass my thoughts through these 3 gates: 1- Is this true? 2- is this necessary? or helpful? 3- is this coming across nicely?