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Georg Fritzsche retweeted
Make space for people in meetings you run, but also help make space for people in big meetings!
I've been told my whole life the tone of my voice is hard to miss/ignore, so now I use it to make space for people in meetings 💁♀️😂
#LeadDevLondon @Jemolova
Georg Fritzsche retweeted
Great talk from .@Jemolova on making enough space for all folks in meetings. "If you're comfortable to, call out if you're spoken over" can be even more powerful if someone in a more senior position points it out and demands others to give that person space. #LeadDevLondon
Nice framing by @HumayraHanif on stepping into engineering leadership - it’s about moving from a contributor to a multiplier. #LeadDevLondon
Emoji diagrams are always great 😄 Going from small to large code bases and how fun it is to work with. #LeadDevLondon
Awesome to see results of this multi-year long shot.
Congrats @dexterp37 and @solanasaurus !
An entire country, a whole city...
Internet outages and shutdowns affect the safety and security of millions of people.
Data from @Firefox telemetry could be useful to researchers investigating them says a new report by @caida_ioda and @OpenObservatory
blog.mozilla.org/data/2021/1…
Georg Fritzsche retweeted
Being vaccinated means it’s ok to use C++ volatile for cross-thread synchronization.
Georg Fritzsche retweeted
This is brutal to read, and a brave account by @eminietfeld.
This is also one of the reasons why minorities try to find jobs where they feel safe and listened to, instead of worrying about other things people think they should worry about first.
nytimes.com/2021/04/07/opini…
The Financial Times shared this nice library of data visualizations.
Seems really useful if you’re considering to share some kind of data and wondering what type of display is a good fit.
ft-interactive.github.io/vis…
Georg Fritzsche retweeted
Alright folks, gather round and let me tell you the story of (almost) the biggest engineering disaster I’ve ever had the misfortune of being involved in. It’s a tale of politics, architecture and the sunk cost fallacy [I’m drinking an Aberlour Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch]
Georg Fritzsche retweeted
Looking back on these five years, there is a LOT we are proud of. A nonprofit certificate authority with 90-day cert lifetimes, totally reliant on donations... five years later, helping to secure over 230M domains.
An interesting read on building leadership inside a team.
This resonates with me, I’ve seen this work well in different forms over the years.
It’s great for personal growth, distributing decision making and much more.
blog.pragmaticengineer.com/a…
Very good read and food for thought for both engineers & managers:
Slides from my #wsc2018conf talk on Being Glue:
slideshare.net/TanyaReilly/b…
More accessible version found here: noidea.dog/glue
Georg Fritzsche retweeted
ISRG, the non-profit behind @letsencrypt, just dropped an annual report that's full of exciting stuff:
- An ECDSA cert chain that'll speed up the web
- Prio, a privacy-respecting metrics service
- A memory safety initiative to secure critical infra
abetterinternet.org/document…
When i wanted to see a black friday drill for our services i imagined this a bit different than this 🤷🏼♂️
theverge.com/2020/11/25/2171…
A good read from Stackoverflow on remote leadership - a lot of that resonates with me:
stackoverflow.blog/2020/11/0…
I was interviewed on what makes an effective manager, along with some other managers.
evolutionjobs.com/eu/media/w…
Career progressions:
“Cool, let’s build stuff!”
“Are we building this stuff right?”
“Wait, are we building the right stuff?”
“Which other stuff could we build for the long-term?”
“Should we be the ones building the stuff?”
“Is stuff even the right industry to be in?”