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Human of software production. Stochastic, sarcastic and so fantastic.

NY, NJ
Joined March 2013
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Meet Amp! Today I get to shout about what I've been working on. We're all super excited about what will happen on this new vision of what radio can be. Follow us @OnAmp_ and download the app at onamp.com/. Come listen to our amazing creators and become one yourself!
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The truth is, we know so little about life, we don't really know what the good news is and what the bad news is.
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That sound you hear is the entire Scala community saying "Wait... all this time I could have been working at LEGO?"
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Did you hear that, Jenkins?!
I don't know who needs to hear this but there is no such thing as a bad build.
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Do you have experience answering tough questions through statistical modeling? Want to apply your curiosity to⚾? We're hiring for multiple @Brewers R&D positions in Milwaukee and want to hear from you! Sports experience not required. More details: blogs.fangraphs.com/instagra…
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Woke up from a terrifying nightmare that there was a full scale nuclear war and that it was being managed from an Excel spreadsheet. Then I couldn't get back to sleep -- because of course it would be.
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8. just because a piece of software is wildly popular, people praise what it “enables” them to do, are are addicted to it and can’t imagine it being better doesn’t mean it’s not shit.
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A good framework for what you won't do gets you further than a nuanced strategy for what you will do. #productmanagement
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Please come work with us! Our definition of "fit" is really, really broad. At a high level I think fit looks like: - being excited to learn about tech (and business models around tech) - willingness to listen / ask questions - enjoying writing - acting with integrity
we don't say this all that often at @redmonk, but we're hiring. if you think you're a fit for an entry level analyst role, we'd love to hear from you. RT's welcome! spread the word far and wide. redmonk.com/jobs/
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PUSHING ON THE SYSTEM DOESN'T HELP.
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A TEMPORARY PATCH WILL VERY LIKELY BE PERMANENT.
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WHEN EVERYTHING CORRELATES WITH EVERYTHING ELSE, THINGS WILL NEVER SETTLE DOWN.
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2019: Corporate cultures are either HQ-first or remote-first 2021: Corporate cultures are either video-on or video-off
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"The first step of any project is to grossly underestimate its complexity and difficulty." – Nicoll Hunt
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It has not escaped my attention that the day social media companies decided there actually IS more they could do to police Trump’s destructive behavior was the same day they learned Democrats would chair all the congressional committees that oversee them.
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SYSTEMS TEND TO OPPOSE THEIR OWN PROPER FUNCTIONS.
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Debugging is where you use the absolute pinnacle of your intellect to prove to yourself what a fuckin' idiot you are.
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'Much of the essence of building a program is in fact the debugging of the specification.' -- Fred Brooks
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