zorano☨

My thoughts and opinions are controlled by random outcomes of a complex system.

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

Starting to get confused between "software eating the world" and "codified biases eating the world"

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

Proud to work alongside the @ltse team, @asana and @twilio on this historic moment. #asanaxltse #twilioxltse

[Long-Term Stock Exchange @ltse]

We are thrilled to welcome @Asana and @Twilio as the first listings on the Long-Term Stock Exchange today. Join us in celebrating these historic listings, and marking a new era of capitalism.

#AsanaxLTSE #TwilioxLTSE

https://t.co/ScCagKajEs

[CBS News @CBSNews]

WATCH LIVE: Chaos erupts at the U.S. Capitol as Trump supporters stormed the building while Congress was set to count electoral votes https://t.co/wTKxzqRZ1s https://t.co/XKSxcMlr5C

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

@SeanWebflow @SeanWebflow I have been part of building infrastructure for our U.S stock markets for over a decade. I can help in areas of investing, trading and all the tech and systems that support it.

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

The Criticality of Sustaining the Deployment Pipeline During COVID-19 https://t.co/vsuAMgWB9q

[John Allspaw @allspaw]

https://t.co/SZCjT16lDc

[Sim Kern @sim_kern]

To all the folks trying to recreate school at home, with highly structured schedules & worksheets: we teach that way in schools because of CROWD CONTROL, not because it's the best way to learn. Kids have a rare opportunity here to engage in deep, authentic learning instead. 1/

[Mackenzie Mays @MackenzieMays]

My mom, worried about the many free and reduced priced lunch kids in West Virginia, just suggested that school bus drivers keep their routes but deliver meals Mon-Fri. And it’s... kinda brilliant?

“Twitter that, maybe someone will listen!” she says.

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

FYI: if your concerned about any of your local businesses that are struggling with #Covid_19 Ask if they offer gift cards.....now is a good time to buy them.

[Alexis Ohanian 🗽 @alexisohanian]

Can't wait for @LTSE to bring about this revolution. A new wall street, built with long-term values in mind. https://t.co/NwiQjIoAAJ

[Adrian Colyer @adriancolyer]

The 2017 STELLA report on coping with complexity in incident management is a goldmine of information. Here are some of my takeaways: https://t.co/tUFqXP1FIR.

[David Woods @ddwoods2]

New capabilities trigger wide reverberations including new forms of complexity & risks Failure to anticipate new challenges that are certain to arise following periods of technology change leads to surprising negative unintended consequences that offset apparent benefits

[Beth @bethcodes]

Are you interested in modern CSS, using team culture to create better software, and joining an actually-diverse team working to help companies build lasting value? I am looking to hire a skilled frontend developer to up our game & champion a design system https://t.co/xdKpEfXmzF

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

The process vs. the outcome | Seth's Blog https://t.co/J5HaD5dloJ

[Kelly Sommers @kellabyte]

A great document describing the io_uring work from @axboe in the Linux kernel that also explains existing IO scheduling mechanisms and why io_uring was built -

Efficient IO with io_uring https://t.co/nY8zYSKYLh

[Gareth Dennis @GarethDennis]

Annoyingly, this thread about US track gauge has gone viral. It is also entirely bollocks (other than US standard gauge being 1435mm).

Time for a quick thread... #RailwaysExplained

[Bill Holohan SC @BillHolohanSC]

A history lesson for people who think that history doesn't matter:
What's the big deal about railroad tracks?
The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. That's an exceedingly odd number.
Why was that gauge used?
Well, because that's the way

[zorano☨ @zperkov]

18 yrs later, I still remember the people around me who were also seeking safety that NYC morning. We supported each other at every step. Once the sky became clear of debris, we separated to go be with our families. #NeverForget

[Nora Jones @nora_js]

“If we have a system of improvement that’s directed at improving the parts taken seperately, you can be absolutely sure that the performance of the whole will not be improved. The performance of a system depends on how the parts fit, not how they act taken separately.” - Ackoff