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Agile (for me) is NOT sprints, dailies, and retros. Instead, I see it as:
Continuous improvement toward a great user experience driven by the systematic reduction of risk.
Sprints, dailies, and retros CAN help with that. – at Courbevoie, France
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"The pay-off from breaking with the news isn't rendered in these high-minded goals. Less screen time! More books! It's much simpler. It's a calmer mind. A sense of time slowing down." world.hey.com/dhh/breaking-f…
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10. Who you know is as important as what you know 🗺
There are humans behind computers. It’s not just about hard skills. It’s also about making connections and fostering relationships.
You don’t have to become Twitter famous, but reaching out to people goes a long way.
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"The internet is the best school ever created. The best peers are on the Internet. The best books are on the Internet. The best teachers are on the Internet. The tools for learning are abundant. It’s the desire to learn that’s scarce." - @naval
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Olha que animal! <3 #MaisMulheresNaTecnologia
Her name is Katie Bouman, an MIT graduate.
3 years ago she led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a black hole we are seeing today.
#BlackHole #EventHorizonTelescope
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Ebanx lança EAD gratuito de programação para meninas de todo o Brasil buff.ly/2Z3AwFC
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25 years ago yesterday, the first web browser to achieve popularity among the general public was released. From there, the web as we know it began to flourish wired.trib.al/Q5R54o3
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The quests for the perfect language, the perfect framework, and the perfect process are endless and futile. All we are doing, nowadays, is a random walk on the maxima plateau.
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The volcanic Cape Verde Islands off the west coast of Africa leave a wake as the air and sea flow over and around them.
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These Hubble images compare two diverse views of the roiling heart of a vast stellar nursery, known as the Lagoon Nebula. The images, one taken in visible and the other in infrared light, celebrate Hubble’s 28th anniversary in space: go.nasa.gov/2F0u8Ur
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The solution to a big mess of code isn’t a big rewrite but changing your programming habits, so every small change turns the tide and leaves the codebase better every time. “Everyone has to do the dishes” - @sarahmei #RailsConf
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If you cannot assign a variable, then the only way to guarantee the order of operations is by using the function call stack. For example, f(h(x)) requires that h is executed before f. Thus, any loop must be recursive. <grin>
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Remember when we used to speak of "flat screen TVs" and then, after a while, they were just TVs? I believe it will be the same with "remote work" - right now the focus is on the new and unfamiliar aspect; before long it'll be back on the part that matters.
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1. Release to customers twice as often.
2. Fix the problems.
3. Repeat.
(Maybe release one third as much stuff at a time, just to avoid, you know, going out of business. It's okay, because much of the second two thirds your customer didn't want anyway and now you'll know early.)
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if authority and responsibility don't align at the top, aligning them at the bottom will result in a trainwreck somewhere in the middle
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Ainda não mandou sua palestra para a Rubyconf? O Call for Papers continua aberto, manda lá! :D cfp.rubyconf.com.br/events/r…