TheCodeCleaner
@thecodecleaner
agile consultant, committed clean coder, slayer of complexity, harbinger of tea. Remourner. Now 'part of the team' at @Payoneer [email protected]
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refactoring and cleaning code is just the equivalent of doing your filing. What would you think of an accountant that didn't? #cleancode
I’m amazed to see so many software job postings these days that explicitly mention the word “compassion.” It wasn’t that long ago that I was laughed out of the room for suggesting that compassion is relevant to tech work. The progress over the years is encouraging!
Check our LinkedIn feed for the full video with Eamonn Boyle @GearsetHQ and Garth Gilmour @jetbrains #nordev #nordevcon #nordevcon24
I worked with a VP once who was talking about meetings and reporting, etc and what he said really stuck with me: “Having a meeting with everyone is efficient for me…but my job isn’t to make MY life easier, it’s to make my TEAM’s life easier.” Servant leadership in a nutshell👏
Out-of-context @lbc "I should come clean, I have- I accidentally became the co-chair of my local Green Party" - Caller Jane "Accidentally?" - @mrjamesob "Yeah, Yeah" - Jane "So, what, you waltzed through the wrong door? - James
Solar PV update one month after installation: ☀️ We generated 785 kWh in March. ☀️ Yesterday alone, 1st April, we generated 72 kWh with peak production of 11.1 kW from our 17.2 kWp array. The system is exceeding my expectations.
This is what Brexit has done to British citizens seeking to travel through Dover and Eurostar. And it’s also why we’re no longer seeing school groups from Europe in Canterbury cathedral. Brexit just makes travel miserable.
Worth noting that this is, of course, another almighty mess that leads directly to Boris Johnson and his utter unfitness for office. It’s impossible not to see his elevation of the obviously unsuitable Richard Sharp to BBC chairman as his reward for facilitating an enormous loan.
HIGNFY producers hoping BBC don’t find out that Ian Hislop also edits a satirical magazine occasionally critical of government policy.
Richard Sharp, the Chair of the BBC should step down. There’s no confidence in him. He should have stepped down already, but he selfishly put his own interests above rescuing the BBC’s plummeting reputation. Now he’s dragged it down even further. He’s got to go.
Richard Sharp, the Chair of the BBC should step down. There’s no confidence in him. He should have stepped down already, but he selfishly put his own interests above rescuing the BBC’s plummeting reputation. Now he’s dragged it down even further. He’s got to go.
Worth noting that this is, of course, another almighty mess that leads directly to Boris Johnson and his utter unfitness for office. It’s impossible not to see his elevation of the obviously unsuitable Richard Sharp to BBC chairman as his reward for facilitating an enormous loan.
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