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by cjcenizal 5y ago
This sounds rough. I have a question... do you feel like you're growing at work? Are you learning new skills and gaining new experiences, and do you value these skills and experiences?
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The Transmogrifying Power of Reflection(cenizal.com)
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Make a plan and do your best(cenizal.com)
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by cjcenizal 5y ago
I’ve just made this transition myself! Congratulations! I have a very short list of reading recommendations here: https://www.cenizal.com/reading/ In addition to the blog links on that page, I found these books to be t
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by cjcenizal 5y ago
Reminds me of “Motel of the Mysteries” by David Macaulay [1], who also wrote “The Way Things Work.” It tells the story of a future archeologist who unearths a motel and goes about completely misidentifying the purposes of various motel arti
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by cjcenizal 5y ago
Anyone ever play Outpost 2? I loved the story and world of that game! Something about this game’s slow unit speed, inhospitable environment, emphasis on survival and infrastructure, and the narrator’s voice in the demo video remind me of Ou
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Fixing the Live Coding Exercise(cenizal.com)
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Cryptoland Presentation(youtube.com)
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by cjcenizal 5y ago
All you need to do is be there and love your kid.
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by cjcenizal 5y ago
http://atomicarmies.com/
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Elastic Security uncovers BLISTER malware campaign(elastic.co)
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Managers Should Ask for Feedback(cenizal.com)
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Moving Apollo Federation 2 to the Elastic License v2(apollographql.com)
57 points by cjcenizal 5y ago|67 comments
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by cjcenizal 5y ago
Will runtime fields help you with post-pass filtering? https://www.elastic.co/blog/introducing-elasticsearch-runtim...
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by cjcenizal 6y ago
Degraded soil quality and adverse biome effects can reduce the amount of available food.
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by cjcenizal 6y ago
This was my favorite part, because I'm new to engineering management and this is a lesson I've been learning: > Brianna did manage to beam and weave the new samples. She did as I suspected have to cull some of the warps in the
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by cjcenizal 6y ago
That’s certainly a valid interpretation, but it’s not everyone’s interpretation. Someone could post that picture with different intentions and be a potentially stellar coworker. So you’re welcome to your worldview of course, I‘d just sugges
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
They’re in meetings all day, gathering and distilling the information mentioned by the GP, and helping stakeholders understand and make trade-offs. If the engineers did this work, they’d have no time for executing.
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
I think a worst case scenario is one in which: - The virus becomes seasonal, like the flu - Like the flu, every year there are new strains (so surviving it doesn’t grant immunity) - And we’re unable to develop a vaccine for it Someone pleas
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
Another good one: “It is really tragic that the economic effects of this are very dramatic. Nothing like this has ever happened to the economy in our lifetimes,” Gates said. “But money, you know bringing the economy back and doing money, th
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
"Shape up" from Bootcamp recommends integrating one soup-to-nuts slice of functionality at a time as well ( https://basecamp.com/shapeup/3.2-chapter-10 ). A great read for anyone interested in simple, pragmatic
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
TSLA
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
Really appreciate your post! I'm a dad who also takes an active role in raising and nurturing his kids. I agree with your point at the end about responsibility, but another way of looking at the author's reframing of "parenti
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Artist Makes “Porcelain” Weapons to Explore What It Means to Be a Woman(boredpanda.com)
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
“Semantic” eh? I don’t think that word means what the authors of the framework think it means. :)
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
To be better understood, you could try directly stating your point instead of making a snarky remark that requires interpretation. :) as far as anecdotes, that’s all I have to offer on this topic. Feel free to ignore them if they don’t help
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
My Model 3 did exactly that this morning. I was in the act of changing lanes, expecting the car behind me in the target lane to either maintain speed or slow to avoid hitting me. Instead it sped up, my car alerted me, and as I glanced in th
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by cjcenizal 7y ago
It sounds like your family comes first to you. If you were to explain your situation and decision to your team the same way you’ve done here, I’m sure they would understand. My advice would be to plan your exit with this in mind, and try to
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by cjcenizal 8y ago
I also love the wording "Can you help me understand the reasons behind X?" because it shows that you're a) just trying to understand/learn and b) you respect the other person, because you're asking for their help.
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by cjcenizal 8y ago
For me, the combo was: 1. Establish healthy habits: eat well, exercise regularly, sleep well, feel gratitude, focus on the people in my life. 2. Derive my sense of self-worth from anything and everything not related to work.

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