Sound the Siren, @Canes fans! 🚨
💯 Occupied a playoff spot for entire regular season
3️⃣ losses in 2026 postseason
🏆 #StanleyCup champions
#NHLStats: https://t.co/bqBZpQGoVB
Constraints aren’t always the problem. Sometimes they’re the reason good work happens. Introducing limits forces prioritization, exposes unnecessary complexity, and creates focus around what actually matters.
https://t.co/EmyOEDUjjq
Most technical debt doesn’t start in the codebase.
It starts with unclear priorities, poor communication, shifting requirements, and misalignment between teams.
Eventually, those problems reach production.
https://t.co/6uEbo0Xa5K
Busy feels productive. It usually isn’t.
Meetings, messages, and tasks create motion—but not necessarily progress.
The work that matters is quieter and more focused.
https://t.co/Vvs2KUD4z4
Leading developers isn’t about micromanagement. It’s about creating clarity, protecting focus, and removing friction so strong work can happen.
The Realities of Leading Developers
https://t.co/4t3DmM5IWx
Documentation is not bureaucracy. It is organizational memory.
I wrote about why strong teams document decisions and how that clarity compounds over time:
Document Your Decisions
https://t.co/qSASMJZiZ1
Every line of code solves a problem.
It also creates a responsibility.
More code means more maintenance, more dependencies, and more complexity.
Simplicity isn’t about less code.
It’s about code that earns its place.
New post:
https://t.co/QJNTWBTzti
Do you have rocket fever? We have something for that.
Digital creators and social media storytellers are invited to register to attend the rollout of the Artemis III core stage from NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans later this month. Registration is open from April 7-10: https://t.co/ZqI9sjMfO9
Organizations have more dashboards than ever.
But visibility ≠ clarity.
And clarity is what drives decisions.
Most dashboards show data.
Few change our behavior.
New post:
https://t.co/3xSwdwGgjS
AI doesn’t fix broken systems.
It scales them.
The shift isn’t technical. It’s operational.
If your process is messy now, it’ll be chaos later.
https://t.co/jIhjUSiuoq
There is no “best” solution in engineering – only trade-offs.
Speed vs maintainability
Flexibility vs simplicity
Good engineers know this. Great engineers make trade-offs explicit.
New post:
https://t.co/EI5gojz4Vm
Fitness isn’t separate from work.
Cardio improves clarity.
Strength builds readiness.
Movement resets mood.
Together they form a performance loop that shapes how you think and lead.
The Performance Loop: Fitness, Focus, and Work
https://t.co/1K2oXkhJFL
When did @FedEx become so unreliable and unpredictable with their deliveries? Have had two in a row that are in limbo after multiple days "out for delivery," with no follow-up.
I'm on the advisory board at Kerr YMCA. I've seen the difference the Y makes in our community. Our branch runs through money quicker than any other. The money we raise all goes towards academic programs, scholarships, and access to the Y and its programs.
https://t.co/4kIt73aFhB
@ddunchained Did you guys hear the Eddie Trunk interview with Mark Tremoniti? There was a quick note about Tremonti trying to get Wolfgang to do a Van Halen pinball machine. He eluded the bottleneck would be approval with Roth.
@BallySports My season renewal just processed at the rate of last season's. We were promised a discount on our next renewal because of all the streaming issues in the last Hurricanes season.
Just got an oil change and a bulb replaced at the local Toyota dealership. They charged $2.06 for “electronic document storage.” Need to introduce them to AWS. They could store GBs for less than that.