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Head of Product @temporalio Perpetually hiring amazing dev🥑. Writer for @stackoverflow. Game engine dev, dogs.
Bellevue, WA
Joined March 2017
It's genuinely unbelievable to think we went from 5 people working on an OSS project 2 years ago to a $1.5B business now. How did we do it?. 1. Hire amazing people.2. Never stop investing in your community.
We are incredibly excited to announce our $103M Series B led by @IndexVentures. This funding proves that if you relentlessly listen to people and refuse to compromise on great design, the results will be staggering. We are so grateful to our community.
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I recently ran an AI experiment with @Resourcely with a goal to generate reliable and secure Terraform based on a natural language. While this may sound trivial, we found that the devil is really in the details. Read more here:.
resourcely.io
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This is nonsense. Clearly a statement made by someone who doesn’t work for commission (I don’t either). Yes, working smarter is better than working harder. Want to know what’s even better? Working smarter and harder.
If you’re working 70 hours a week you have one of three problems:. 1) you are a poor delegator. This is the most likely scenario (95%). 2) you have too much ego, believe you’re too special, and incorrectly believe only you can do the job. This is very common (4.9%). 3) you’re.
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Please help us continue to make @temporalio better by sharing feedback through our survey. You even get free swag and a discount for Replay.
Hey Temporal Community! We're excited to share our 2023 Temporal Survey!. We'd love to hear your feedback on our product and this community. As a gift, you can chose to get free swag and 20% off a ticket to Replay (by completing the survey by July 13) 👉.
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As a degenerate hypochondriac, there is nothing quite like the doctor giving all clear in yearly physical. The peace of mind will last at least a few months at which point I'm sure I'll redevelop all the symptoms again.
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We are having an in-person meetup for @temporalio on the 25th of May in Seattle. Come hang out with us f2f, or at least take our free pizza and beer.
🚀Counting down the days to our first in-person meetup in Seattle on May 25th!. Can't wait to finally meet the amazing Temporal community face-to-face, share ideas, and dive deep into the world of Temporal. Register here: #SeattleBound #opensource #devops.
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If you do sales or recruiting and do not present yourself as such while also still trying to push whatever your incentivized to push. I probably won't ever respond to you again.
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We made a post/video talking about our wonderful new @temporalio getting started experience. The new experience is only possible because of the hard work of our wonderful partners @datadoghq and specifically Jacob LeGrone.
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Check out this awesome post about our exciting new @temporalio #python SDK. This SDK was a real undertaking and labor of love.
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RT @travismcpeak: The best part of being in a startup is getting a killer team together and letting them loose on a problem with no big com….
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Not that I think anything suspect is necessarily going on but the idea that you could trust the integrity of a poll run by a man who owns and unilaterally controls the software which runs and hosts the poll is cracking me up.
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“How to accidentally catalyze disruption of your own product with a single policy change”.
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Fourth video in my series where I share unrequested opinions about /r/productmanagement posts. This one even starts with some minor meta Reddit drama.
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Keep in mind that the alternative interpretation from this data is that people with more years of experience are older and its their age and not years of experience which creates this correlation.
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It's not just intuition. Having spent a lot of time playing with large developer survey datasets, preference for text based learning has a clear correlation with years of experience. Here is a visualization I have setup from Jetbrains data (n=>8000).
Thoughts on this? My intuition is that it's mostly true: videos for learning, text for reference. I do wonder where books fit into the spectrum, though. .
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If you never stop to enjoy the view, then why did you work so hard to make it beautiful?.
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I made a video where I review some of the current posts on /r/productmanagement and share my unrequested opinions/perspective:.
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I would prefer a world where people call out the opposite:. “Read my new book it’s an overpriced piece of shit”.
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