Yeah, we've done that. And again, this is totally a cultural problem. But inevitably I end up writing that shared groovy code (because I have the most familiarity), and so when things go wrong, or it needs to be…
Man, I'm having this problem right now at work and it's been a nightmare. Admittedly the problem is like 90% cultural. People (on my team) don't understand pipeline and they absolutely don't understand Groovy. Before,…
> I think, in general, that it is totally fine to have company outings, but propositions of any sort should be avoided. It's more that I wonder if this is just another nail in the coffin. Again, totally not based on…
I don't think that's anyone's typical definition of the middle class. It usually refers to work autonomy and relying on expertise to sustain yourself (as opposed to menial labor). Merely having liquid capital to begin…
I'd heard rumors about this at Vice. Glad to see it getting some air. Stories like this are important, because I think the traditional view of sexual harassment is that it happens at JP Morgan, or Exxon, or "stodgy" old…
Were you riding during peak hours (7-10, 4-7)? That's when it tends to get really bad - even minor delays cause massive backups, because the trains are essentially running as close together as the (outdated) signaling…
> My point is that Etsy needed more of a guiding light than their engineering department providing effective technology. They had that, though. Amazon for unique items. I think that's just not the guiding light you…
> That’s great – for their engineering department. Well, no - it's great for you too. Nobody can buy anything if the site is down. First-time buyers are especially sensitive to that. If their first experience with Etsy…
Disclaimer: I worked at Etsy, a long time ago. > The next group, headed by Chad Dickerson and Allspaw, seemed like they wanted to focus on technology for technology’s sake, more than what Etsy was actually doing with…
Yeah, we've done that. And again, this is totally a cultural problem. But inevitably I end up writing that shared groovy code (because I have the most familiarity), and so when things go wrong, or it needs to be…
Man, I'm having this problem right now at work and it's been a nightmare. Admittedly the problem is like 90% cultural. People (on my team) don't understand pipeline and they absolutely don't understand Groovy. Before,…
> I think, in general, that it is totally fine to have company outings, but propositions of any sort should be avoided. It's more that I wonder if this is just another nail in the coffin. Again, totally not based on…
I don't think that's anyone's typical definition of the middle class. It usually refers to work autonomy and relying on expertise to sustain yourself (as opposed to menial labor). Merely having liquid capital to begin…
I'd heard rumors about this at Vice. Glad to see it getting some air. Stories like this are important, because I think the traditional view of sexual harassment is that it happens at JP Morgan, or Exxon, or "stodgy" old…
Were you riding during peak hours (7-10, 4-7)? That's when it tends to get really bad - even minor delays cause massive backups, because the trains are essentially running as close together as the (outdated) signaling…
> My point is that Etsy needed more of a guiding light than their engineering department providing effective technology. They had that, though. Amazon for unique items. I think that's just not the guiding light you…
> That’s great – for their engineering department. Well, no - it's great for you too. Nobody can buy anything if the site is down. First-time buyers are especially sensitive to that. If their first experience with Etsy…
Disclaimer: I worked at Etsy, a long time ago. > The next group, headed by Chad Dickerson and Allspaw, seemed like they wanted to focus on technology for technology’s sake, more than what Etsy was actually doing with…