passionate full-stack engineer. @SCSatCMU alum. thoughts are always my own.
Boston, MA, USA
Joined June 2010
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Removing Split View in @SlackHQ makes it more difficult to use in full screen. Who thought this would be a good idea?!
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Red Line has disappeared. Expected delay of ứ̸̜̽͗̊͒̒̅́̎͂̂́̏̉̋͠͝n̷̡̞͈͎̼̤͈͙̱̝̜͋͘ͅḷ̵̝͍̲̜̊̈͒͋̓̇̒͆̂̾̆́̆̈̕͝͝i̴͈̱͉͖͕̺̹̮͍̹̬̗̝͇̖͛̅̈́͒̌͂͐ͅͅm̶̡̡̛̛̛̫͖͈̜̩͍̩̼̪͉͇̖̠̣̘̋̐́̔͌̈́̿̾̇̋̋̄́͘̕͜͝î̴̛̖̲̞̬̳͐̊͋̕̚ţ̵̨̛̛͉͍͖̯̠͓͇͌̋̌̇̈́͑̓͑̈́͑̽͆̒͗͑è̸̢̧̤̞̪̤̜̗̠͈̹͕̹͈̱̿̎ͅď̷̯͚̬̪͆ minutes.
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Men who haven't spoken up on Roe v. Wade - I know you're seeing these tweets, and I know (some of) you don't feel comfortable speaking out on behalf of women. So what you can do is simply retweet the tweets on this from women you follow. It's a great place to start.
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Being a senior is more than just technical skills in one language. It's the ability to mentor others, support the entire team, and take ownership.
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Accessibility isn’t more work, you were just cutting corners before. The work was incomplete.
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Picard management tip: Certain crew members are like walking encyclopedias. Remember to ask for their input.
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Bad management is so endemic in tech companies that weak managers often don't even know they are weak, and power dynamics often mean they have no motivation to improve.
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– We don't write tests.
– Why?
– Because we don’t have time for it.
– Why?
– Because there is too much work and pressure.
– Why?
– Because we don’t move fast enough.
– Why?
– Because changing software has become difficult and risky.
– Why?
– Because we don’t write tests.
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In honour of WandaVision, and in the spirit of the Ship of Theseus:
Is a codebase that’s been rewritten the same codebase?
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To reach the ~youth~ we're going to have to make infosec sea shanties, aren't we? Guess so!
Behold the tale of kid who reuses their passwords & ends up pwn'd, then learns how to stay safe. We're on a mission to encourage unique passwords stored in a password manager with MFA on.
