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Everyone who (LinkedIn) endorsed me for drinking, your dream has been realized: – at City of London, London
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Working with systems is more than writing code, it is generation of Active Knowledge.
In this article, I describe the concept and how it can be used to impact organizational decision-making.
stayrelevant.globant.com/en/…
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@toddlmontgomery discusses lessons learned in designing systems, especially those based on replicated state machines, that need to continue operating.
Couldn't make it to #QConSF? You can still attend the conference online at #QConPlus: bit.ly/3CHZhfo
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Coming to #JavaOne?
Make sure to attend the opening keynote on October 18th to hear from long-time #Java executive, technical expert, and community contributor...@gsaab.
Even I'll have a small cameo on-stage!
#JDK #OpenJDK
ALT Promotional Card for the 2022 JavaOne Day 1 keynote titled "Java First. Java Always." featuring Georges Saab (Senior Vice President of Development - Java Platform, Oracle and Chair, OpenJDK Governing Board). Date: Tuesday, October 18 at 10:45am Session ID: SOL4349 While not on the image, the keynote is in the Caesars Forum Alliance Ballroom.
I would pay to watch @TimJDillon break down tweets from @lilduval - with Duval on the podcast to elaborate. These men are not comedians, they’re modern day philosophers.
When the world moves away from shallow hot takes, there’s going to be a lot of blue check marks up for grabs.
I once wrote a book on testing.
@martinfowler recently mentioned it on his website. (Thank you Martin)
It's freely available to all: leanpub.com/wewut
Shame about covid killing @OpenTable ; I've been a fan for years. But, at this time in the world, I'm not sure how they survive if this is their approach towards their customers.
@Spotify can you open up at least partially to the world? My international friends could use access to content such as open.spotify.com/episode/5GN…
Remember when we loved people despite their imperfections because: "Grandpa was in WW2" or "Grandma lived through the depression".
I wonder if we'll find some tolerance after we live through this.
Preppers are smug af right now; in 2 weeks the new entertainment moguls, drive in movie theater owners, will be around to buy up the extra supplies.
If we are still around for elections, I'm voting for whoever adds this to their platform: the max age at which you can be (re)elected president is 60. (any govt office?)
Does anyone believe that they will be at their best, mentally and/or physically, in their late 60s and above?
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Amazon is now selling Refactoring 2nd Ed on Kindle
martinfowler.com/books/refac…
Currently they are discounting the hardback but not the kindle edition, so the former is a little cheaper. (Seems odd to me too.)
Haha nor do I. To each their own is kinda of my point. If you force an entire team to use X, given a team of size greater than 3(?) you've slowed someone down. And some tools are better for some people. The forced standardization is the issue (imo), not the tool or process.
Meeting @joebeef last Saturday was definitely the highlight of this Montreal trip. Great guy and everyone should feel good about supporting his restaurants.
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RIP Anthony Bourdain. Make sure you know and your friends know there are suicide hotlines always available to help suicide.org/international-su… – at North Charleston, SC