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by win311fwg 9mo ago
> Which micro-tasks do you look forward to? I, for one, don't even know anymore. I used to quite enjoy the art of coding and "big picture thinking", for lack of a better description. But now LLMs do the former and everyo
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
The more important question is: How many hours? My side gig pays around that, but there aren't many hours involved it in, and there isn't a good opportunity to find more hours, so it isn't all that much money at the end of th
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
> In general there’s no way to keep everything in your head I imagine everyone's capacity is different, but you wouldn't want anyone with a low capacity on your team, so that's moot. Frankly, there is no need to go beyon
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
> I don’t think people invested in Scrum believe it’s “temporary” or ever marketed it as such. It is officially marketed as such, but in the real world it is always the managers who introduce it into an organization to get ahead of the
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
Thing is, Scrum isn't supposed to be something you do for long. As you no doubt know, Agile is ultimately about eliminating managers from the picture, thinking that software is better developed when developers work with each other and
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
Previously? There was an understanding of the problem trying to be solved. The gaps left the pangs of "this isn't right". Now I have no way to know where things stand. It's all disconnected and abstracted. The ticket may
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
Do any highly performing teams use tickets? A fly-by-night charlatan successfully pushed ticking into our organization in the past year and I would say it was a disaster. I only have the experience of one, but from that experience I am no
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by win311fwg 9mo ago
That is likely referring to what has become known as the standup, where developers read off the commit log for the "manager" who hasn't yet figured out how to use a computer.
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by win311fwg 10mo ago
Math isn't a language, of course. What we oft refer to as "standard notation" is, but it is as earthy as all the others.
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English laughs at their supposed dominance.