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by asplake 4y ago
Paste (clipboard shared between Mac and iPhone)
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by asplake 4y ago
Blame CNN? That’s where I learned the word. From Wikipedia: "factoid: (the CNN version): a little-known bit of information; trivial but interesting data." [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factoid
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> If you want to display a single field from a particular resource you still have to fetch everything. And for nested resources you have to fetch them separately. Says who?
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Killed (at least for me) by browser history (and then the web of course) being so easily searchable
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Adaptability by Agreement: Valuing Outcomes over Imposed Solutions(infoq.com)
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> The same way you "coordinate" work across your open source dependencies, you post an issue in their issue tracker Please let’s not confuse the record of a conversation with the conversation itself. I’ve seen tracking tools us
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If "organisation" was mainly about the relationships between things, that word would do. Unfortunately, it tends instead to refer to formal structure so another one is needed. The article's introduction to Team Topologies is
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Göbekli_Tepe
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“a T-shaped organization is both good at the management of its existing operations, as well as being good at the strategy and innovation needed for a healthy future.” Some might say that this just describes a ‘viable’ organisation. Being mo
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Apparently the phrase was first recorded in 1849, and the word is very much older: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/bit--by--bit
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Every framework has some kind of inspect-and-adapt thing going, nothing special about SAFe in that regard. The bigger question is how the organisation is supposed to get from zero (not using the framework) to the point where it is working a
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Agile's crisis (which is real) is because despite the generativity of the manifesto, the frameworks it spawned largely ignore how change happens in a healthy and sustainable way. It is deeply ironic how much the Agile industry leans in
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It baffles me that it comes insecure by default, if that’s what’s happening. How hard can it be for a standard install to come protected with a unique password, user-provided or otherwise?
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Right. Related to that: Why is solving that important? How would we know that we’ve solved it? When we’ve solved it, then what happens?
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The Psychologist’s Fallacy: Assuming That Your Interpretation Must Be Right(effectiviology.com)
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But look at their influence: TypeScript and Rust, not to mention Elm, PureScript and other less mainstream languages
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Here in the UK the standard appears to be government by WhatsApp
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Hosting content and referencing it are two different things. You seem to be undervaluing the latter
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What is the OCaml web development story now? What is it like to use?
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Friston’s Theory of Everything(marginalrevolution.com)
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Start with Why: great title, found the audiobook extremely tedious. In my experience, the deep Why for a thing’s existence is almost always best approached laterally. A workshop tool I created: Celebration-5W [1], the Who, What, When, Where
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The Economist (I’m a subscriber) did a podcast on this recently. Lots of measures, but bottom line it is not a convertible currency. The published rate is a bit of a fiction.
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Two days ago on MR: “ That’s why the six nuclear reactors that were operating in Germany in 2021 generated 80% as much power as all the gas power plants…” https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2022/04&#
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Satire?
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Images for slide decks?
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US cryptocurrency expert jailed for helping North Korea evade sanctions(bbc.co.uk)
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Nihilist? I didn’t get that impression at all. Meaning may be socially-constructed, but (almost by definition) that cannot imply meaninglessness or pointlessness. To the contrary, they’re imagining a constructive process here.
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Personally, I’ve done some of my best work in my 40’s and 50’s. And so different to anything I was capable of doing in my 20’s and 30’s. The funniest thing is that I chose not only my university degree but also my optional modules based on
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Even Slack's CEO is still trying to figure out hybrid work(axios.com)
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And a minor adjustment to your minor adjustment, a defence against those that lead with metrics (see for example Management by Objectives): explore what makes it important and meaningful before defining measures of success. A handy mnemonic

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