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Feedback Loop Engineer On Mastodon: https://nitter.gq/t.co/tsk2FOzzp2

Joined April 2009
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I just clicked a few links because I was sharing the Lean Coffee format and discovered that Jeremy Lightsmith founded Transparent Classroom after a career as a developer and consultant. 🤔 How did you did you it, @lightsmith?
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I really value quick feedback loops and hate seeing PRs get stale. Even so, it was a real struggle to pause my coding flow to review a teammate's work.
In my feed just now. 🍿
Dear programmers of all the apps I use: No I don't want to choose between DD/MM/YYYY and MM/DD/YYYY, I want the only sensible format which is YYYY-MM-DD.
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Data transparency in research! But also: the Excel sleuthing is fascinating and up my alley. datacolada.org/98
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your reminder that on call engineers should not also be expected to make progress on product work. this is your time to improve the system. extend your deploy tooling. fix the things that drive you nuts but never find their way into the product roadmap.
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I'm excited to be sharing this #NoEstimates story at #Agile2021. I invite to the session next Tuesday. And if you can not make it, there will be recordings and, of course, the experience report itself. agilealliance.org/resources/…
#Agile2021 is right around the corner! Join Adam Parker on July 20 at 2:20PM EST and learn unique insights and complexities gained from real experience with #NoEstimates at scale in #federal projects: hubs.ly/H0S32Z80
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"Twitter is better on the app" Is it, though? 🤨
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This happens to me _a lot_ in the Android @Twitter app.
Just read this beginning to end. 😳 propublica.org/article/the-s…
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What might be illuminating would be to compare the consumption of those with low tax-to-wealth-gain ratios. The implication is that the folks in the article are consuming many times more than their taxable income, which is impossible for the middle class.
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The real question is what tax law should be and whether it should optimize for Tesla's market cap and the wealth of those who own many times as much as they earn.
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