A series of random thoughts

Marginal gains: In favor of continuous improvement

We overestimate what we can achieve in a short period.

Blundering your software

Software development is like a chess game.

Be predictable, my friend

There are many virtues a team can show. But I’ve come to realize that it boils down to this:

Software development, autonomy, and constraints

Autonomy is good.

Challenge your assumptions

The status quo is dull.

Fear

In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are not.

All power to the Teams

Some random thoughts about software development teams

I became interested in something. This is how I learned about it.

I’ve been focusing on testing for the last few months. Here’s a non-compelling list of tools to learn about it.

Goodbye, Medium

It was about time.

Your company is not your family

And that’s a good thing.

Neural networks: The apocalypse is (almost) here

AlphaZero has become the ultimate King of the gaming Artificial Intelligences. The algorithm, developed by DeepMind (a.k.a. Google), beat everyone at everything.

Your opinion doesn’t count

Ahh, the Internet. You gotta love the Internet.

Inversion

When we think about the future, we tend to focus on things that will likely change. We like progress, shining new things.

On Microsoft, Internet Explorer, and Chromium

Everyone has an opinion about the topic — So why wouldn’t I?

Horror Vacui

Learning in public