Director of Engineering @Wikimedia by day. Infosec fan, golf nut and driving enthusiast by night. The thoughts an opinions posted from this account are my own.
Tips to stay healthy as a software engineer
• Begin walking to work rather than driving
• Do not starve, eat when it’s time
• Eat healthy meals esp. breakfast 🥞
• Exercise regularly & drink more water
• Take regular breaks from work
• Meditate to boost mental health
Rereading details about the famous Project InVersion at Linkedin 2011, as chronicled by CTO Kevin Scott — the two-month feature freeze to pay down tech debt to make deploys safer, devs happier:
https://t.co/n6XZ0FFxjJ
Queuing up so many questions for @scadigan! cc @mik_kersten
A friend of mine had a son turn six this week. When asked what he wanted for his birthday he created a list. It consisted of only two items. A Raptors jersey and pickles. Simple pleasures. A wise young boy who already understands a lot of stuff does not equal a lot of happiness.
O.D.D., observability-driven development. as you write the code, add instrumentation that will allow you to validate that it is working as intended in production.
then go and look at it: is it working as you expected, does anything else look .."weird"? https://t.co/hW36vV82BK
@JamieBeach That was almost expected, these measures are late. What will be interesting is in the next 2 weeks what does the trend look like, that'll tell us if it's worked or not. Fingers crossed...
A source connected to Pickering Nuclear who cannot go on record says we should be calm, we are not in danger. Most likely related to the ice storm and electricity.
They are required to issue an alert if they implement any preventative emergency procedures.
#PickeringNuclear
#BREAKING: Gov’t sources tell @globalnewsto the emergency alert issued this am re the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station was due to a circuit breaker issue & that the issue poses no risk to the public. @opg will be releasing a statement momentarily #onpoli
Re: Pickering Nuclear plant incident.
I'm talking to my friend who works there. He says they lost power last night but everything is back online, control room readings are normal. He is there now.
Just ordered a couple 1TB thumb drives for $30 each. I still find myself awestruck by tech progress -- I desperately wanted a 10MB hard drive for my IIGS as a teen, but didn't have the $399. One million times cheaper per byte, one thousand times faster, and 100 times smaller now.