Here we go again
Stay safe and have a great weekend.
My last post contained one of the tricks I use when writing – how I use iteration when I’m writing. It’s one technique I use to make steady progress and avoid writers block. Although that post was about iteration in general, it reminded me that I have a few other tricks that I wanted to…
Yesterday, I read a mail sent to an email alias I’m on, where the author was asking why tool X wasn’t enabled on his latest build. The mail looked something like this (genericized to protect the innocent). foo.service doesn’t appear to be working Repro: I installed the build from <build_path> I verified the binaries existed…
Back for another week of random stuff I found on the internet. The State of Testing Report is out – lots of interesting insights and info. Maaret Pyhäjärvi has a short, but nice blog on learning from failure that’s worth reading Not sure who else is using Sourcgraph (or why I haven’t heard of it…
I’ve been blogging for nearly 5 years now. When I first started, I didn’t think I wanted to be a blogger – I just wanted a place to interact with customers. I quickly realized that I liked writing and started to study writing and used blogging to work on my writing. Now, 5 years later,…
Here’s some interesting stuff I found this week. I always love when Cindy Sridharan posts – this one is no exception.. Post-Commit Reviews This is a great article on myths (or realities) of time management Long time readers know that I ski for a week in Whistler every year – I hope to someday take…
Anyone who reads this blog has probably also read about, or heard of the recent policy from Marissa Mayer at Yahoo recalling home-office based employees back to the office (Bing search here in case you’ve been under a rock). Most of the reactions I’ve seen to this policy are correctly identifying this as a management…