Well that settles it 🤠

And as soon as you add beans, it ceases to become chili. Doesn’t mean it can’t be good. Doesn’t mean it can’t be tasty. You can still enjoy it. But it’s not chili.

Google has an internal "let it break" essay about a hero engineer whose hard work ends up being a net negative (by masking the underlying issues). My manager sent me that essay when I was trying too hard to get the collective TensorFlow unit test suite green.

The problem with an immature IT org is it tends to repel the people who are most capable of fixing it. When easy things are needlessly hard, and the org won't change, then the "A" players don't quietly accept it. They leave.

Are you from America or are you from Texas? 😎

$1 million spent training three kids to wait for permission. Michigan, WashU, Stanford. These aren't bad schools. These are schools that teach you to optimize for the next gatekeeper. Get the GPA for the internship. Get the internship for the offer. Get the offer for the title.

I love the pitching moves. Really covers their ass Friday. If Sdao doesn’t have it, they can go to Moss. If Sdao goes ~4IP they can either go to Moss or other bullpen players and save Moss for Sunday. If Sdao has a day and can go 5+ they save Moss for Sunday. Also could

Well, Fitch getting in on the fun tonight... After the Solvacek's sausage race, he mentioned that Solvacek's in Snook is right down the road from the cemetery... IFKYK

At the end of the Slovachek's Sausage Race, the Blue Bell Park PA told fans: "Slovachek's Sausage in Snook, Texas. Right down the road from the cemetery." 💀

Texas A&M’s ‘Ball 5’ is the best thing in sports

WELCOME TO HELL BUDDY 😂😂 #GigEm

We need this every game! Aggie Athletics

It’s the little things that tell the story of a culture

WRITE THAT

8 hour rain delay. No curfew enforced. Two fierce rivals. College baseball on a Sunday night… Friends, are we about to have a legendary night??

I really don't get "spec-based development," which is nothing but a fancy way to describe a phase-gated "waterfall." An upfront specification is never correct, at least if our goal is to develop software people actually want to use. The more detailed and larger the spec, the less

If the same issue comes up in Tech Support more than a handful of times, you have a design, not a support, issue. Often, devs don't fix the core problem, so the support people come up with a book of workarounds. That book is a design document. It's your job as a dev to make that

Headless Salesforce = paying enterprise prices to rent a Postgres instance. Pull the data out. Host it yourself at 1/3 the cost. Wire your agents in directly. The data is the moat. Quit renting yours.