patigallardo.bsky.social
C++ Programmer, infosec, co-founder of TurtleSec, parent, bi đłïžâđ, NB, she/they, Norwegian đłđŽ dyslexic with no edit
Old twitter acc overtaken by crypto scammers.
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This is interesting. Maybe this is a problem? Like the famous quote «Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM». Maybe we default to a culture which is suboptimal.
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Ouch đ„
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Not done reading his paper, but he cites her many places and she apparently also reviewed the paper so I assume they are closely related in research.
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The middle one here is interesting. Itâs been a few years since I read Edmondsonâs work, but I donât remember her talking about that one, but maybe she did.
I see she is cited in Westrumâs paper:
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
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On another note, we looked at the impact of autonomy, trust, and voice on culture in the 2018 State of DevOps report and the findings echo what Edmondson finds (dora.dev/research/201... pp61-66)
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Once I had a conversation with an American colleague working in the US and he loved scrum because then they could speak as a team and not as individuals, and he couldnât risk his job because he had a child with a serious illness. Thatâs dark. Who wants to risk that?
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Oh, yeah, I meant that was my interpretation of her work. But I also think giving up on workerâs rights is a mistake. I think workers rights and a robust social safety net supercharges this kind of culture.
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And being able to do that is about building a culture where people feel this is something they can participate in without massive risk. Thatâs why I think systemic changes are also needed.
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Personally, I have higher aspirations for systemic support. But I think «psychological safety» has been misunderstood as coddling behavior. But imo itâs more about a culture where you can throw out something half baked so others can chime in, and where you can have blameless postmortem learning.
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It depresses me that my vote might keep him in office. We need to stop playing on the left in Norway. Stop clinging to the Labour Partyâs skirts and get some actual traction.
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I am so over this entire man.
www.vg.no/nyheter/i/Ey...
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It works!
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@patigallardo.bsky.social added a turtle to LinkedIn so scrapers would clearly stand out đ
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Ja, da sÄ
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«âWe are not going away. We are staying here to liberate this city from the socialist and burdensome leadership that this Governor Newsom and this mayor placed on this country and what they have tried to insert into this city,'' Noem said»
De er ute etter Ă„ avsette lovlig valgte representanter.
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herregud, de bare droppa hva hun faktisk snakket om.
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Ingenting. Eller det verste bothsidesâeriet man kan tenke seg: «Demokratisk senator forstyrrer pressekonferansen som annonserer militĂŠr okkupasjon av delstat. Han mĂ„ skjerpe seg.»
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đ€Ł
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Noen sÄnne er veldig sÞte. Litt kronglete Ä bytte bleie, men noen har glidelÄs
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Kanskje?
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En av kidsa likte at de andre barna gravde hen ned i sandkassa. Det ble sand over alt ogsĂ„ over hele hodebunnen đ
kanskje full jumpsuit? Eller sommerdress?
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Lol, it me
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Evt
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AltsÄ, sÄnn her
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Body?
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Lol, det var en downer, Doremus.
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Fair