| | What work can be done from home? What work needs to be done at an office? (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by rzk on March 27, 2024 | past
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| | Truly Agile development revolves around one-on-one meetings, not daily standups (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by ingve on Oct 25, 2022 | past
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| | Truly Agile development revolves around one-on-one meetings, not daily standups (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on Oct 6, 2022 | past
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| | How to handle an engineer who lies about bugs (smashcompany.com) |
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3 points by lkrubner on Sept 25, 2022 | past
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| | Software is making hospitals worse (smashcompany.com) |
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6 points by lkrubner on May 27, 2022 | past | 1 comment
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| | What work can be done from home? What work needs to be done at an office? (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by mooreds on May 13, 2022 | past
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| | RSS has been damaged by in-fighting among those who advocate for it (2006) (smashcompany.com) |
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20 points by saltymimir on May 5, 2022 | past | 1 comment
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| | What work can be done from home? What work needs to be done at an office? (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on April 5, 2022 | past
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| | The flaws of Docker-Kubernetes and their ecosystem 2019 (smashcompany.com) |
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7 points by dzonga on Nov 11, 2021 | past
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| | The ethics of being a high level tech consultant (a Fractional CTO) (smashcompany.com) |
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4 points by lkrubner on Aug 7, 2021 | past
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| | When a Quick Comment Is Worth $100M (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by lkrubner on Aug 6, 2021 | past
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| | When companies make a fetish of being data driven they reward passive aggression (smashcompany.com) |
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8 points by lkrubner on July 15, 2021 | past
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| | Object Oriented Programming is an expensive disaster which must end (smashcompany.com) |
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11 points by magnusmagnusson on June 14, 2020 | past | 1 comment
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| | High Availability is not compatible with a MVP, because MVP is about iteration (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by lkrubner on Oct 14, 2019 | past | 1 comment
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| | My final post regarding the flaws of Docker / Kubernetes and their eco-system (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by lkrubner on Oct 2, 2019 | past
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| | The most expensive software project failure ever: $3.7B (2008) (smashcompany.com) |
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5 points by lkrubner on Aug 27, 2019 | past
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| | High Availability is not compatible with a MVP (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on Aug 26, 2019 | past
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| | If companies insist on “data driven” they get a passive aggressive style (2018) (smashcompany.com) |
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3 points by lkrubner on July 30, 2019 | past
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| | How ignorant am I, and how do I formally specify that in my code? (2016) (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by lkrubner on July 29, 2019 | past
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| | A woman murdered her husband, and she got away with it (smashcompany.com) |
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4 points by lkrubner on July 29, 2019 | past | 4 comments
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| | Appreciation for Clay Shirky’s comments on the Early Web and how it would end (smashcompany.com) |
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5 points by lkrubner on July 27, 2019 | past
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| | The right way to do Agile (smashcompany.com) |
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1 point by lkrubner on July 27, 2019 | past
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| | Discretion still matters – don’t ruin your career by sharing too much (2017) (smashcompany.com) |
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4 points by lkrubner on July 26, 2019 | past
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| | The worst project manager ever (smashcompany.com) |
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5 points by lkrubner on July 25, 2019 | past
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| | How many people murder their spouse and get away with it? (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on July 24, 2019 | past
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| | Ethereum is dangerous so Pact offers a better blockchain smart contract language (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on July 18, 2019 | past
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| | Things that allow you to recover from having a bad tech team (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on July 16, 2019 | past
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| | What makes a great project manager? (smashcompany.com) |
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2 points by lkrubner on July 13, 2019 | past
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| | Object Oriented Programming is an expensive disaster which must end (smashcompany.com) |
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4 points by signa11 on July 8, 2019 | past
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| | Docker protects a programming paradigm that we should get rid of (2018) (smashcompany.com) |
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96 points by lkrubner on July 6, 2019 | past | 83 comments
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