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what if the medium was a bad idea?
what if short form text is inherently broken and it only took us 15 years to figure out?
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between
- shody left knee which had surgery last year, but is getting better
- 80% recovered shoulder from imflamed bursae
- incoming tennis elbow
- and now a big scrape on the shin from the bouldering wall
it feels great to be alive 🤩
if not battered, what’s the point!?
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my nerdy mental comfy spaces:
1. ssh-ing into my servers and general *nix admin
2. writing code to the tune of Metallica and co
3. reading Python and C
pure joy
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how does the customer experience evolve if products move from “the customer is always right” to “data driven”?
one downside is the acceptance of a minority which will have a sub-par, or worse, locked-out experience.
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idea dump:
auto-generate AND run unit tests on one split screen in parallel to implementing the feature itself
OR flip it around, in a sort of auto-TDD manner: write tests, bam, feature appears.
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if some people in tech want to retire and have a goat farm or become carpenters, I want to start a heavy metal band
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One of the most profitable stages in the careers of many experienced engineers is when scale-up need help untagling the mess of tech debt they accumulated by growing fast.
These projects are often seen as complete green-field (as opposed to brown-field), because a fresh, intentional and better designed system is a must.
I'm excited to see this in the post "vibe coding" era. 2 years max.
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I'm starting to romanticize sys admins.
The olden days. When life was simpler and bash was fun.
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