shamiln

Seems like the author is ranting hot air.

I’ve worked in sprints. I’ve been a facilitator and an IC and now manager (aside from sprints).

A bad team won’t improve with sprints.

Similarly a good team might not always benefit from sprints.

Almost every team I’ve worked with has improved with iterations and interactions.

The best team I’ve worked with used sprints and communicated with stakeholders well… which in turn spoke true to the agile manifesto.

It doesn’t.

Sure, go ask a team to resolve their production issues without any help.

NoOps doesn't make sense, there's always operational toil, and using technologies such as FaaS doesn't resolve that, at all.

I love the Elizabeth line!

Unfortunately, I live on the central line, and pre-covid, it used to take about 4-8 trains passing through the station before I would consider getting on.. to only be squeezed.

there's only 1 author

I use it, works well and performs well. It’s pretty good compared to GitLab, but misses some features such as registries.

I'm building my product to be cloud native, but that's all - the product is designed not to be a SaaS product, but to operate within private clusters.

Fleet is ok, it can’t compete on price or extensibility

Then surely you support universal healthcare and right for that pregnancy to be terminated by cause if it harms another’s life.

It looks like it's an artefact cache issue rather than a more widespread issue?

I guess I'm severely underpaid then....

I’d posit that most VPs and some EDs at JPM aren’t on that salary.

Looking at the data, that salary is a massive outlier, and I know SVP salaries at Citi aren’t at 190 for technologists.

I’d love to work on this, sounds actually interesting.. sadly can’t commit to moving :(

Happy Birthday to both of us :)

Ugh Perforce...

I was at the last WWDC in person in 2019, and well, the collective gasp at the price of the Pro Display XDR stand was quite a participation!

Windows ARM though?

Did they actually say that?

Do explain

So far, I remain unconvinced.

> As things stand, the extent of the number of websites which have come to use Cloudflare, multiplied by its issues, poses a hazard to the state of the web.

The same argument can be applied to other cloud providers.

Seems like the industry is headed in that direction.

Sadly not, but I'm building one for myself at least because I don't want it in the cloud.

I am interviewing for a Staff Software Engineer, SRE role and I expect leetcode to come up as part of the interviewing process.