#random (2021-04)
Non-work banter and water cooler conversation
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2021-04-01
this is totally random so probably the right channel to ask!
If you were joining a company and they had a slack application that helped you get onboarded, what would you like that app to do? (other than doing your work for you..) they sky is the limit!
onboarding is usually accompanied by a lack of team resources (wiki, jira, git, HR tools like PTO, calendars, other teams, and info about the org structure, etc…).
I’m always a bit flabbergasted at the lack of interaction by my peers that just try to stay in their lane to accomplish what they’re doing. Any attempt at reaching out results in crickets. Anything to mitigate things like that IMO
thank you!
What would help is basically a manual for the team. For example, code standards, links to repos, git branching strategy, how to request PTO, introductions to team members, code freezes, info about teams and stakeholders that we interact with.
thanks!
2021-04-02
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2021-04-13
A new volume of Thoughtworks’ Technology Radar has been released: https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar?utm_source=marketo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tec[…]4H7zi178lkM-faiuw9zavlmzSA2yTuPnKGkMvo_RbUnW1hS6NzrBld7wgI
What might spark some discussion is that GitOps is on Hold alongside with AWS CodePipeline
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Might be a good one to discuss in #office-hours — I would appreciate hearing folks thoughts on GitOps and what their pitfalls have been.
The Technology Radar is an opinionated guide to technology frontiers. Read the latest here.
This Technology Radar quadrant explores the techniques being used to develop and deliver software
This Technology Radar quadrant explores the tools software developers use to create, debug, maintain, and support applications
Overall, this is cool — Thanks for sharing.
2021-04-14
2021-04-15
This happened to me today Andre deserves a raise
:laughing:
I invented yesterday SREcurity
because our head of security temporary manages our SRE team because the previous manager quit
2021-04-27
Heyo - anyone listen to music when they program? If so do you use Youtube or Spotify?
@Lyn Chen Music is a great way to focus and i use it all the time. mostly chill instrumentals. On youtube i listen to chilled cow. and i prefer Amazon Music vs the other streaming services. Matt Gowie also shared a cool site for music with multiple channels… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qap5aO4i9A https://lofi.cafe/
Lofi music streams for studying, working, and relaxing.
I listen https://radioparadise.com/ often, no adverts and they play full songs, even a 10min Pink Floyd track
DJ-mixed flow of modern & classic rock, world music, electronica, and more - in ultra HiFi sound, with HD slideshow. No fees, subscriptions, or registration required.