What IS (digital) governance? THIS is governance. @lwelchman #WorldUsabilityDay2019 pic.twitter.com/Ql2wT7ZaIe
Es bleibt fuer mich einer der besten Monologe (neben dem Launch des 1. iPhones, den ich mir einmal im Jahr anschaue) des Apple Gruenders. Steve Jobs ueber Marken, Werte und die "Think Different"-Kampagne. Keine Firma hat dies so umgesetzt wie Apple! pic.twitter.com/Myew6QAbqE
Ich frage mich wie ich reagieren wuerden, wenn "so einer" mit Paket in der Hand Richtung Haustuer gewackelt kommt. Seht es mir nach, aber ich fuerchte ich haette dann einen Terminator-Flashback & wuerde mich nach einer abgesaegten Schrotflinte sehnen 😎 pic.twitter.com/eSq7V5bi9X
Brilliant flowchart to determine whether you have a blockchain use case from--of all places--DHS. pic.twitter.com/mUiiqvL5rU
Fun fact! Baby elephants are born weighing ~250 pounds, making them the world’s biggest babies, right next to the people who complain that CSS isn’t really coding 🧠✨💅🏼
It's still fantastical! This is why I love it! Well, not the music so much though... Think about the next 10, let along the next 20. twitter.com/BrianRoemmele/…
If you don't understand how big AWS in Cloud, consider this metric: AWS makes more money on re:Invent registration fees this year than Oracle+IBM cloud revenues.
What, and I cannot emphasize this enough, the fuck? pic.twitter.com/Mrksk6D0O3
1970: One more lane will fix it. 1980: One more lane will fix it. 1990: One more lane will fix it. 2000: One more lane will fix it. 2010: One more lane will fix it. 2020: ? pic.twitter.com/NjS1IPORG2 via @avelezig
Scaled Agile in theory twitter.com/pickover/statu…
After 19 years of writing automated tests in a bunch of tech stacks I have developed an opinion or two on what makes a good test runner. What would my ideal test runner look like? Here's a list of features. 🧵"Strap in", as the kids say.
The plural of regex is regrets
psst -- lots of people are asking good questions about how to ⭐️ make ⭐️ deploys ⭐️ better⭐️. this thread has a number of good starting points: twitter.com/mipsytipsy/sta…
At #DOES19 thinking about the new learning/complexity paradigm (as touched on by @RealGeneKim in keynote). The outlines of the new operating model are becoming clear. pic.twitter.com/AbFXGo16LK
Someone reminded me of this recently. Company culture is... pic.twitter.com/qdIevsy2nk
Innovations that never took off: Today: the suitcase-scooter pic.twitter.com/D8Q4BcQIjG
Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/WDHid49Xlt
This is one of the biggest steps forward in ITSM thinking I've seen in many years. twitter.com/allspaw/status…
We are NOT Google, Twitter, or Facebook's customers. We are a commodity that they sell to their customers. The applications are nothing but a way to collect the data they sell to their customers. 1/
This is an aces post by @keavy on what it is like to work as a very senior engineer -- not "tech lead" -- in a sizable org once you have earned up respect and autonomy. keavy.com/work/thriving-… Should be part of what every engineer reads when considering potential career paths.
Frontend engineers who also manage infra should be called <div>ops
When nobody is gonna die, it isn’t a deadline. It’s a “sadline” — if you miss it, somebody will be sad. ~ @lunivore #JOTB19
. @mipsytipsy @honeycombio This sounds amazing. docs.honeycomb.io/working-wit…
The rental economy is officially everywhere and for everyone. There are Airbnb-style marketplaces for cars, garage storage, and private jets. You can even rent someone’s bed for a midday nap or take a dip in someone’s pool wired.trib.al/XnMBJxu
Hint: "monolith vs microservices" is probably the wrong question. Consider instead: - team cognitive load - fast flow - supportability - operability - lifetime service viability - ... twitter.com/kelseyhightowe…
Inside Starship cargo bay. Header tanks mounted in tip of nosecone to offset engine weight at rear. pic.twitter.com/EJSwqMCooA
Capitalism has steamrolled this planet and its organisms, gouging out mountains, overexploiting fish stocks, and burning fossil fuels. Since 1988, 100 corporations have been responsible for 70 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. wired.trib.al/fa5v5Ma
@Active_Amputee Alles Gute Björn! Lass Dich ordentlich feiern und genieße Deinen Ehrentag! 🎂
When you finish a PhD in computer science, they take you to a special room and explain that you must never use recursion in real life. Its only purpose is to make programming hard for undergrads. twitter.com/shanselman/sta…
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