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We had/have a group like this in my city. It's kept to a minimum of interactions as it usually descends into war-story exchange quickly. It's a great way to ope
by Roritharr 8y ago
We had/have a group like this in my city. It's kept to a minimum of interactions as it usually descends into war-story exchange quickly. It's a great way to open up some backchannels that might come in handy, but I didn't get anything more valuable out of it that reading some in-depth
blog articles wouldn't have given me.
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- 1337biz 8y agoSounds like it was a social group were people enjoyed having some peers chatting with. Not a research group on cutting edge technology issues. Contentwise the real world can rarely compete with the internet...
- Roritharr 8y agoOh indeed it was, it's just that at this point I can take any group of friendly devs to chat and don't need much CTO glitz around it.
- miles_matthias 8y agoOne of the things I do to avoid that in this group is to keep the email list discussions active with monthly discussion threads and updates on member activities. People put a lot of effort into their responses because they know it's a closed group to engineering leaders, so the discussions are amazing