Such a well-written and cogent argument by Dave Mangot about how it definitely does matter whether you choose to deploy on Fridays or not and also that that choice is fully your own.
“75 jaar vrijheid, en wat krijg je? De lichtgevende lul van Daan Roosegaarde.”
https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2019/11/02/als-twee-mensen-hetzelfde-doen-a3978941
Not very fair but overdue for somebody who’s bought into his own hype and believes (as do most Dutch creatives) that all of their ideas are original.
I checked the concept and the video and it is indeed very reminiscent of the Stolpersteine without a mention and the presentation is as flat as we’re used to from Roosegaarde.
I’m doing all of this instinctively but it’s nice to have written out what you could do as part of leadership development within your organization.
https://humaans.io/blog/how-to-turn-individual-contributors-into-leaders/
Okay, pause for a moment. If you are Pete Buttigieg, at this point in your life you have the ability to take almost any job you want. These schools open doors, and you pick which one you go through. (Ask yourself: If I could do anything I wanted for a living, what would I do?) Pete Buttigieg looked inside himself and decided he belonged at… the world’s most sinister and amoral management consulting company.
Fair enough.
SUVs do not have any business in cities and the fact that they’re allowed in there is criminal.
Figma’s multiplayer support is fantastic and something similar should be a part of every creative application. Now they’ve also written a very understandable high-level overview of their implementation (with CRDTs).
https://www.figma.com/blog/how-figmas-multiplayer-technology-works/
Always nice to read a positive career history from somebody, like this one by Alicia Hickey, but especially nice if you’re in it named as the team lead who made a crucial suggestion.
https://medium.com/@lonelypeanut/finding-out-what-sticks-1f124bda0c19
The story about Dutch national cyber scammer Rian van Rijbroek written up in full like is done here is amazing and priceless.
I remember some very early conversations about the Basslet (now Lofelt) and its creative possibilities. Building their own design tools for this medium is a key move and I look forward to trying it out.
https://lofelt.com/blog/lofelt-composer-designing-audio-haptic-experiences-for-ios
An accessible and highly educational overview of the most important lines of code ever written.
https://slate.com/technology/2019/10/consequential-computer-code-software-history.html