I read it and smiled because I’m 100% sure it’s intended to be ironic. But I also wondered about the ableist aspect, and thought that “psychopath” is less problematic than, say, “psycho”. Is it not?
Innovation of the day at our #innoqevent: The most German of blockchains – StempelChain, digitizing the awesomeness of bureaucracy
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It’s much easier to get buy-in from the team (which I agree is critically important) if you keep to the minimum amount of rules needed.
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I still don’t see the disagreement. I think there are very explicit rules needed that need to be enforced strictly. They should focus on the boundaries and connections, and be independent of internals. I believe there aren’t many needed, but that doesn’t make them less important.
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Maybe you and @INNOQ might be a good match? My DMs are open, my email is stefan.tilkov@innoq.com
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I try not to get involved in criticizing assholes on Twitter because I feel they don’t deserve the attention or the signal boost. Is that the wrong attitude?
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Mich macht das auch sehr traurig. Als PC-Mitglied bin ich mitschuldig und nehme mir fest vor, nächstes Jahr stärker darauf hinzuwirken, dass wir da mehr tun.
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The best thing ever to happen between Earth and space so far: youtube.com/watch?feature=…
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That definitely is a downside, agreed. Not sure Slack has any advantages over a company-internal mail server though
“The many ways of testing Smart Contracts in #Ethereum” – nice article by my co-worker @larsr_h innoq.com/en/blog/testing-et…
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Agreed. After a few years of using it, I find the idea that Slack et al would reduce communication overload completely ridiculous.
I really don’t understand why people hate on email so much... I feel like it is nearly perfect communication medium for actually getting things done. Asynch, triage-able, seach, forces process discipline, open platform, etc
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I’ve uploaded my slides from yesterday’s presentation about #blockchain at #TAGmuc @isaqb: speakerdeck.com/stilkov/that… innoq.com/de/talks/2019/10/d…
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