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You asked for longer rants, so here are longer rants! After almost 10 years I'm back to blogging. Thanks for the encouragement. Link below in the thread 🔻
Next you'll be telling us that they didn't have appropriate permission for all the training data that was hoovered up!
It's amazing (in a depressing way) how many unit tests are still just testing that a mock returns the exact thing you set it up to return . Please stop.
If today you find yourself typing 'as a father of daughters' or 'now that I have daughters' stop right there. Instead spend the time actively listening. The stories of inequality and abuse are everywhere.
It is in the interests of big AI CEOs and investors to spout fabulous assertions like this. This serves 3 purposes: hyping the tech they're selling, distracting from immediate questions about accountability by shifting to a philosophical discussion, implying we need to accept it.
Our System Design 101 GitHub repo has just reached 18,000 stars in 4 days. It's probably one of the fastest-growing repos in history. Thanks to everyone who has starred, forked, or contributed to the repository! What's included in the GitHub repository: - 100 byte-sized system…
We've got an API! The API : documentation of database schema and a connection string
Hey we had this awesome tournament highlighting female talent in eSports, how do I make it all about men?
For a tournament meant to highlight women in esports how did they allowed every single team to have a 6th person(male) coach them on comms? Ridiculous
Once again I am asking you not to create custom response codes for things that already exist in http
Writing more efficient code / designing efficient systems is a great way to improve the sustainability of software, I suspect there's a much bigger gain to be had in not building features that nobody needs / uses or are a vanity project of someone with a fancy job title...
"If we reduce the number of employees for better short-term financial results, employee morale will decrease, I sincerely doubt employees who fear that they may be laid off will be able to develop software titles that could impress people" - Satoru Iwata polygon.com/2013/7/5/44965…
That is if you want high speed, you must build high quality systems. If you want high quality systems, you must build them quickly as a series of small changes. This is what the data says, and when you stop and think about this, the reasons are pretty clear. 11/17
Got my preorder in today for this excellent looking book, great to see this coming out of the NI tech scene as well, can't wait to get stuck in!
What is the value flywheel? linkedin.com/posts/itrevolu…
Disabling a major security feature should definitely have an automated test somewhere screaming its head off
"Very good developers with world class habits" is a great description of what makes the best teams that we've worked with
Unpicking the idea of “Rockstar developers” and comparing them to how effective, high-performing, teams work 🆚 Watch the FULL video HERE ➡️ youtu.be/mVY2rFninp8
Some guy rambles about how it's still too common that user needs are assumed, invented, imposed etc without genuine user engagement. A handful of senior people in a room making up requirements isn't going to get you where you need to be.
“The most valuable thing to do is explore where the user interaction is. Find out how the user will engage and how you can meet their needs.” – In our latest blog, @kylethompson86 (Head of Engineering) stresses the importance of understanding user needs 👉 kainos.pub/3AHicao
The issue with *most* instances of Enterprise Architect isn't that it lacks structure, pretty powerpoints or the word enablement splattered everywhere. It usually lacks speed and thereby relevance. You need to get on the digital delivery train or accept chilling in the station.
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