Tweets
Tweets that I loved reading and saved here as bookmarks.
Pro tip: use clickbait commit messages to get your teammates to review your code faster
git commit -m “First she noticed a bug in production. What happens next will SHOCK you!”
joker: if you kill me, you can save all these people
batman: no, if i kill you, that means that i'm no different from you
joker:
batman:
joker: have you ever heard of the trolley problem
![And of course, a meme. This one was our favorite from July 🤣
See you in August 👋
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At some point I made the decision to focus on foundational concepts; not features of a particular implementation; my tech career took off.
I can't believe it: it's been 4 years since we launched @TransistorFM!
I wrote down my memories of building and launching that initial version with @jonbuda, and reflected on everything that's happened since we launched (it's changed our lives):
transistor.fm/anniversary/
Transistor podcast hosting celebrates 4th anniversary
It's been four years since Transistor's public launch. Co-founders Jon Buda and Justin Jackson started working together at the beginning of 2018. Their dream was to build an independent podcast hosting company. This is their story.
Becoming a manager is often presented as the natural next step after senior – but for many developers, it can be a huge mistake that makes them (and their team) miserable.
I wrote a new thing about weighing the trade-offs management vs. IC growth paths.
leaddev.com/career-paths-progression-promotion/engineering-manager-or-individual-contributor-which-path-right
