- Meta becomes more important.
- Python's EOL.
- Document as IOC.
- Miscommunication in writing.
- Finishing things.
- That email
- That hobby project
- That task before going home
- That conversation
- Investors, destroyers, and culture.
- Hitting the wall on aglos, and weird land of conditionals getting the tests to pass.
- Five Questions
- What are we optimizing for?
- What problem are we trying to solve?
- How am I spending our money?
- What value do I bring everyday?
- What sparks joy?
- Plastic modeling as a hobby - full process
- 101 Things Engineering Managers will Experience
- Dealing with toxic environments
- Persons agency
- Promotion prep
- Inequity problems
- Retaining talent when others promote their position
- Visa, H1B sponsorship pressures
- Signing attestation papers
- Transitions
- Confiding with other people to find support
- Consolidate and resolve almost everything
- Give feedback when it wasn't agreed
- Signing important immigration papers
- Succession plans
- Private agreements
- Delivering bad news
- Giving up on a direct when knowing information
- Knowing information before others do
- Janitorial services
- People fire themselves
- Deportation of engineers
- What is a Product Designer Anyway?
- Writing a short post of doing nothing all day.
- A short post on all my career rejections
- Enforce the learnings of growth
- A short story of emoji 👀
- Increase size on each iteration
- Eyes facing eyes
- The house that app development bought
- Reflections on building mobile apps 2011-2017
- Mention Androids book
- Start with Joe's place
- Chromecast
- Google I/Os / WWDC
- The story about Nick
- Side hustles
- Leading all the apps
- Laid off
- End it with the conversation of wanting to lead mobile again, and turning it down
- Reflections on building mobile apps 2011-2017
- What is an Engineering Director Anyway?
- Manager of managers
- Short Gif's as an emotional hook
- Subtle
- Emotional
- Old website that had curtains flowing?
- Short Gifs redux, "Ode to my family"
- Sharing family video gifs, as proof of subtle emotion
- Combating Burnout
- D supplments
- Walks
- Service
- Space
- Hobbies
- Therapy
- Use this graphic as the intro.
- Paternity Leave - a short on its celebration
- Hard parts of the night time bottles
- The neogitation of the night time shifts
- The bonding after the bottle
- The delegation and for others to grow in the absence
- The checking in on doing things
- The tracking of the eyes
- The "first" smile
- The company that doesn't resist taking it.
- The company that gives the time.
- Authored to the baby?
- The craziness of getting the kids ready with the new baby
- The paraphernalia of it all
- Carly Simon's coming around again
- Combing of the hair and reading books as the feedings happen
- Feeling comfort in embrace
- No such thing as solispism
- A short on a writing to explain the feeling of being stuck in stalkyard/crossfire?
- A write about writing your last write up
- Set to a timer to publish later
- When I leave, all that's left are my public writings
- Turn down the blinds, shut off the apps
- Writing is capturing a feeling, the magic
- Bluey: sleepytime
- When thing are selected to sunset
- letting go of the bunny
- everyone once and a while things come around that are beautiful
- searching meaning
- I do laundry during system demos
- Showering has thinking benefits
- washer machine break out
- Washing is still all manual
- is there such a system to lift from one to another?
- The dual machine
- Quality of the wash
- Visual
- Smell
- Pilling
- Some theory that until its automated, we will be stuck with manual
- The answer will come in time
- team-service slow downs, and then magic happened
- Catching the end of a sunset
- Diddy on shutting down the last proxies
- odd things happen with good intentions
- optionality: many ways to solve a problem
- doing nothing, letting it come back
- tossing over the remaining piece to the owner
- Sometimes letting the machine work
- Accidental forcing function?
- Making memories or making content?
- Thought about making in a time of having young kids
- At adventureland
- The Great Technological Stagnation: 2022 edition
- Is this the best we are going to get?
- Things are going backward
- No technological advances for 15 years
- Driverless cars, and charging
- VR/AR has failed
- Git and kubernetes forever
- If we ever get to mars
- Some small "historical" write up that goes deep but at the same time enlightening
- Example is The History of 'Ampersand'
- The times sqaure zipper?
- A spin on when an engineer leaves the team
- Joins the team, how do they assimilate
- Setting boundaries, getting some wins
- Smoothing expectations and getting work in
- Steam rolling dogma
- When an Engineer Returns to the Office
- Exception process
- End with "Until we see ourselves on webex during the next Pandemic"
- Capitalism maybe not fair
- Us vs them
- Find more ways to WFH
- No way to save my local community
- A write up of taking care of three kids
- How going from place to place, and being on time is killer
- A write up about The Right to be Remembered
- Product idea conclusion?
- A write up about the immigration actions
- "That one project" - noggin.
- When the boiler service comes
- Just do enough
- Enough to get it done, but may be a time liability later
- Gaskets, cleaning, replacing parts
- What is a Technical Lead Anyway?
- Maker and Multipler
- The Zen of Motorcycling and Programming
- "Grip it and rip it"
- "Knees in the breeze"
- "Loud mouths save lives"
- What is an Engineering Manager Anyway?
- Managers enable pockets of time
- Managers find people where they are and leave them better
- Scaling myself by finidng opportunities for others
- Continious and eventual reconciliation of things
- Managers extract value, leaders scale effort
- More idling time, essenital to adjacent, and that's okay
- Are information brokers
- What is a Software Engineer Anyway?
- More valuable than just their code
- Building a Popular Half-Life Mod
- Quote: "I was in a perpetual state of a creative high. Everyday I plotted my next tweak. When I hit a wall, I'd untangle a narly problem. This happened in my head as life went on around me."
- Be a Rockstar at Pull Requests
- Watch combative language like just
- More prose, and less crispness
- Reviews are about value, not about averting disaster (it's happens regardless)
- Owning the pull request nudges
- In Software, When an Engineer Leaves the Team
- Include reasons for leaving: Money.
- Update comma: "and it’s a pivot for, now, this new team"
- On Names: A Brief Encounter with Guido van Rossum
- Key adjacency is continual comedy relating to my name.
- Deception: Degenerate A/B Testing
- Green checkmarks next to failed or blocked transactions. - Danny Preussler
- Removal of scrubber bars, locked experience forced to watch the full video
- Use the app for free, but sign up with PII
- Apps doing sh*t
- Flower recommendations for a breakup
- Home address misplaced
- Assistant jumping in on conversation when it should not
- Apple maps directing us to a renaissance faire, but officals blocked road. 1.5+ more hours.
- Recovery of browser tab, with sensitive info of direct, of a teammate
- AI takes meeting minutes, continues after meeting ends, secrets discussed. Then everyone gets the notes.
- How to Place on the Front Page of Hacker News
- Add "Angle of Attack" on how to write something
- Appeal to readers by telling them how something complicated works
- The First Hot Wheels Sto & Go
- Picture of the Sto & Go coloring book
- Gene's idea disclosure
- Fourth level for the plant shop
- Credit via Bryan Benedict - 2015 Rob Matthes, and Paul Schmid did a little on that one as well. Paul says they did a new tool and redesign, and then Paul did a recolor in 2021 for Target Flying colors. Gabe Lopez did the recolor for 2022 Ultra Hots.
- Encylopedia World Book prop up on missing legs
- Cancel This App Update, Dammit!
- System update on phone occurs during morning, cancels wake up alarm
- Goals - more than a job description, it has an edge, an opinion.
- Targets
- 3 minute read
- Make it memorable
- Make it wanted to be shared
- Make it timeless
- Focus on aspirational, the drama, and people,
- Format
- Quick intro on working with <title>
- The top belief(s) (~1-2 beliefs, say it boldly. Then 2-3 sentences on detail)
- State numerous sub beliefs (~8-9 beliefs)
- Bolden beliefs tell a story if read in sequence
- The final twist, leave them violently agreeing, disagreeing, or questioning
- Targets
- Goals - focus on a rythym and pipeline of getting things done