Chris dePage

[Chris dePage @dePage]

"Beware the Corporate Dramatic" on @LinkedIn https://t.co/1RpmXT3K4D

[Chris dePage @dePage]

AKA the zone, programmers know this: https://t.co/uMFL7AxKqK

[Chris dePage @dePage]

The 10x engineer: https://t.co/J7jTQfIQ2r

[Chris dePage @dePage]

http://t.co/sOxYvztybc

[Chris dePage @dePage]

https://t.co/SIQexUSayO

[Matthew Guilherme @matthewYYC]

Call me old-fashioned but I think every neighbourhood should have a bakery, a butcher and a brewery.

[Chris dePage @dePage]

Great idea to building a great team. http://t.co/jAK5KYi9U5

[Drew Gillson @drewgillson]

Was sasquatch milk essential to the first summit of Mt. Everest? #SaveOurSasquatch https://t.co/zaeM5TjuUW

[Chris dePage @dePage]

@drewgillson @jefftala 200m ppl use ad blocking b/c ads are slow to load and occasionally break the page, not to mention privacy concerns.

[Drew Gillson @drewgillson]

New position on our tech team at @liveoutthere http://t.co/GBwii9kt1k - what kind of co. do YOU want to work for?

[WebOps Daily @WebOpsDaily]

Need for Speed 2: Improving Front-End Performance - https://t.co/US15BzHCfc

[Mark Graban @MarkGraban]

It's not "holding somebody accountable" if you're punishing them for not hitting a target that the system is not capable of achieving.

[HackerNewsOnion @HackerNewsOnion]

Microsoft board members vote 4-3 to temporarily raise the technical debt ceiling so work on Windows 8 can continue

[Martin Fowler @martinfowler]

My keynote at goto Amsterdam is now on youtube http://t.co/AkHjcHSjDx I talk about schemaless data structures + agile essence and fluency

[John Resig @jeresig]

This thread on /r/PHP is just too good/scary to be true: http://t.co/KwLK37kk0l

[Curious Jon @jmbroad]

Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the technical debt.

[Joel Spolsky @spolsky]

Nobel prize to the first person to build an engine that runs on programmer outrage at ridiculous things they were forced to do

[MetaThis @MetaThis]

Code is like poetry; most of it shouldn't have been written.

[Michael Nygard @mtnygard]

Hiring bad developers is like drinking seawater. It seems to satisfy a need while actually increasing it.

[Chris dePage @dePage]

Many levels of wrong: the database only allows 32 char usernames, the production system auto-generated one for a user with 47 chars.