August 2018

232 tweets

@flowchainsensei Thanks for the write-up. It's so easy for developers to look at
the next thing to build / improve, because there is always a next best feature.
Because then you are your own fast feedback-loop.

But asking and/or observing customers in the wild? Super hard.

@flowchainsensei No, I was not aware of this specific paper! I'm trying to
establish the idea that all new features must have usage tracking as part of the
rollout and revisited, so that we can also kill features and not only keep
adding them.

A friendly reminder: I reject connection requests on LinkedIn of people who I
haven't met or otherwise had a meaningful exchange with. At least take the time
to explain, why we should connect.

If you want to ask me something there is an easier way: DM me on Twitter or
email me.

Replying to @ste5eu

@ste5eu While it's a fantastic device to write on,
the way it handles organizing documents is not effortless enough. The reMarkable
feels laggy, mostly because the ePaper takes noticable time to update when
navigating / organizing.

Replying to @coderbyheart

This means we would be spending money for every evaluating user, even if the did
not use the service.

It would have made our code and the permission management for AWS resources so
much easier.

If you can build your solution only using PaaS, it's really amazing.

A little reminder: For @NordicTweets' cloud
services team working from Portland and #Trondheim 🇳🇴 we are looking for an
experienced candidate who can lead the cloud solution development for #nrfcloud
and other cloud-projects from day one on their own responsibility.
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Replying to @coderbyheart

You will be working closely with both hardware designers and system architects
as we develop and validate a highly scalable IoT infrastructure to enhance our
products which are helping our customers make excellent products based on our
system-on-chip products. #nrf9 #nrf5
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Currently writing a custom Gherkin runner which runs our integration tests and
nicely shows interpolated steps, can skip if stuff fails, etc. #bdd
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Replying to @coderbyheart

I tried this with #Jest, but it expects all tests to be defined synchronously,
which is a pain to implement, when test steps are constructed during runtime.

Coming up: the best of #bgotrd18 - which was our summer vacation, where we drove
1600km from #Bergen to #Trondheim.

Find all pics geo-tagged and CC BY-ND 2.0 licensed on @flickr (yeah, it still
rocks!) PN me if you want to know more about specific places. #Norge 🇳🇴 1/12

I receive significantly better applications for the role I am hiring for through
Twitter and HackerNews.

👉 If you are hiring and your engineers are not spreading your job offers within
their network, you are missing out big time.

If you like manifests, this is a good one:

Beta is the organizational mindset that is fit for complex markets & fit for
human beings. It is articulated through an indivisible set of 12 laws, or
principles: The #BetaCodex.

https://betacodex.org/

How is this a proper login website @GCPcloud?!

Link from the "[Action Requested] Provide Contact Information details to support
GDPR" email.

This looks more than phishy, @Google.

I had a totally great idea for distributing stuff and separating concerns. The
performance totally sucks. At least I now have one direction less to explore.
#builditthreetimes

I do want to #encryptallthethings but I still need me some unencrypted websites
so I can connect to the fucking airport WiFi like some neanderthal.

I now have seen people come to
@SoCraTes_Conf first to improve their
technical skill. As they transition to more senior roles they still come back to
learn about social skills.

I love that we as a community can provide this holistic approach to becoming a
better human in tech.

My state after #socrates2018: it's this bitter sweet feeling between sadness,
tiredness, enthusiasm and thankfulness.

I have so many thoughts I want structure and persist to a document, but they are
just too many and so many are interconnected.

Replying to @coderbyheart

But I know that it's not only about getting it out. And my brain will take them
and slowly dissolve and remix them of the next days so I will be able to come
back to them and benefit of what I experienced nevertheless.