Francesco Tassi retweeté
I don’t think I’ll ever forgive Microsoft for hiring the single greatest group of humans I’ll most likely ever work with and then making it impossible for us to stay.
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Francesco Tassi
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Francesco Tassi
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Full stack developer. Diving into the fintech world with https://t.co/I0vd5KxMxG
Castelfidardo, Marche Inscrit le Temmuz 2009
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I've been awarded the "Fifteen-year membership" badge on #SymfonyConnect. connect.symfony.com/profile/ftassi
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Questo merita sicuramente visibilità youtube.com/live/DhhxKoOpJ… un approccio alternativo agli aggregati by @_sara_p_
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@jnardiello In our experience having 1 or 2 retreat each year is a must. Let people meet whenever they want paying for travel expenses could help. Also have dedicsted slack channel to non working topics can work. Most of all don't forget to have fun any time you can,even in online meetings
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THIS is a real problem with full remote teams. Over the long run, it also burns people out. What’s your take? Any suggestion?
Shaan Puri@ShaanVP
Our company slack feels dead / no company culture / nobody knows each other when everyone is remote. Anyone got a tool they LOVE that's making their company feel alive/connected?
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
Can we acknowledge how ridiculous it is that startups and even individuals can bankrupt themselves...
... with an AWS bill?
I cannot fathom why Amazon does not do anything meaningful to allow setting e.g. limits on accounts. Why do we need to hear stories like this on repeat?
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I've been awarded the "Fourteen-year membership" badge on #SymfonyConnect. connect.symfony.com/profile/ftassi
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RT @ThePrimeagen: @dan_abramov Thats it. Collab time. You, Me, a bottle of neovim.
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
"In complexity... you define a direction of travel, not a goal, because if you start on a journey you will discover things you didn't know you could discover which have high utility, if you have an explicit goal you may miss the very things that you need to discover" - D. Snowden
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RT @DrEricDing: New COVID-19 vaccine, developed by researchers from the Texas Children’s Hospital & Baylor, is now offered **patent-free**…
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RT @ThePrimeagen: It's 2022 now!
If you are interested in:
Shit Posting
!JavaScript
Rust Evangelism Strike Force
Web3, but not really
Lac…
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RT @patio11: Goodness do I have so many thoughts about this exchange, which is more worth reading than most gossipy exchanges because there…
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
"Every twenty minute task is one broken build away from becoming a three days task"
Justin Elze@HackingLZ
InfoSec analogy in here somewhere
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
Development speed is not worth fretting about. Deliver value. When you work with deliberation & competence, you are working as fast as you can. Wishing will not change that. In any event, if it's truly valuable, you have no choice about building it, no matter how long it takes.
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
Francesco Tassi retweeté
The recommendation I give everybody starting up in tech is: read the source.
Are you using a library that you like? Read it.
Have you got a bug you can’t solve? Read the source of the dependencies.
Somebody is pitching a framework as magical? Read it.
No matter what, read code.
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@lucasvanlierop @matthiasnoback Rector should really shine on large code base were automated refactoring is pretty much the only way to go
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Rector and/or Tomas changed my life. I'm pretty much detached from the syntax of code, or specific language version features. With Rector (and PHPStan, and ECS) it's like: whatever. This completely shifts the focus to behavior and quality of design.
Tomas Votruba@VotrubaT
I want to share a new milestone we reached with @matthiasnoback with @rectorphp book Since the release in May, already 200 of you became master of change in their project and communities. I'm so proud to see so many curious developers who want to be better. Thank you ❤️️
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
The purpose of architecture is the minimization of manpower for development, deployment, and maintenance.
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
Friends, don't be so defeatist! If you have bad tests, don't bitch about it, refactor them. They're not written in stone you know.
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Francesco Tassi retweeté
Before reading this I actually was going down the route of “it is all systematic issues” on Facebook. A bunch of naive or incompetent people put in position where they inadvertently do harm. Turns out doing harm is a very educated and deliberate calculation by these “people”. Wow
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The WSJ's "Facebook Files" is the biggest scoop in the company's history. Internal documents prove: -Facebook knew its algorithm incentivized outrage -Instagram knew it hurt teen girls -Facebook has been shielding VIPs from moderation Here are the shocking revelations... 🧵
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