georgerodier.com
JavaScript and Go programmer. Always cooking up something new (usually literally in the kitchen).
Current side project: pullrequestplaybook.com
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Is there another way to eat it?
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Read for me
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What was the actual content? I don’t remember. I clicked on a link from a headline and as soon as I’m presented with an experience like this, I’m closing the window.
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The trailers have nailed the vibes so I’m excited to see it!
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😂
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Everything is a learning opportunity. Personally, I don’t want to fall into a culture of “mid” and am always finding ways to improve. Even if iteratively over time.
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I also don’t think it means you should never ship code that works but might not be the highest quality. It’s a fine line where the trade offs need to be continually evaluated and discussed.
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Quality of code might not be a reason for not shipping. But as it compounds over time it will either:
a) slow down the rate of shipping things
b) increase the rate of bugs introduced
c) both
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Me at Xmas time watching Home Alone
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We just put the 9-12 month clothes away today 😭
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I started running again and I feel the same way. Whenever I run by another runner there’s always this silent nod of encouragement towards each other saying “way to go - you’re doing great”
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Do it! I personally hate treadmill work, but may jump on the one in my office gym if I don’t have any other options 😂
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Badass by Kathy Sierra. One of my favorite books!
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Shaking my head on the last hashtag. Need an edit button.
Also have a feeling that most of my runs are either going to be early morning before others or awake or (like tonight) after I’m done with bedtime before I settle myself down for the evening
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So look out for the #SummerRunningSeries and feel free to join along if you’d like. Speed and distance don’t matter. It’s all about spiking those endorphins and doing what you enjoy!
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So every time I go out for a run between now and Labor Day, I’ll post about it. Maybe it’s a pic I snap, how the run felt, what I discovered along the route, how I’m improving, etc
Much like #75DaysOfHobbies, the goal is to find more consistency and make sure I’m taking time to do what I enjoy.
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Running used to be a much bigger part of my life. When I was in my early 20s and suffered depression, finding running was a big part of what helped me.
I still get out every now and then but I want to make it something consistent again, get in better shape, and get lost on the road.
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Great issue! The “who cares” era is one that super resonates with me as I see it all the time as a developer. I feel like it’s my job to care and I try to instill that same attitude to the rest of my team.
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I would pay that outrageous sum
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You wouldn’t blame the junior engineer for a prod issue (but ugh so many still do).
If you adopt “Ai” into your workflows those processes need to be tightened up even more.