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  • Reply To: DevOps is Culture

    The best manager I ever worked for was a brilliant team builder.  She had a counter part who, in theory, had the A+ developers.  Despite this her teams always outperformed...

  • Reply To: A Scary Situation

    I've had time pressured anxieties with numpties looking over my shoulder.

    In hindsight a lot of the things that scared me witless I needn't have been scared of.  I think many...

  • Reply To: Using Time Wisely

    A lot has been written about "Quiet Quitting", which as far as I can tell is fulfilling the T&Cs of your employment contract and behaving like a contractor.

    By all means...

  • Reply To: The Work of Work

    I find that the problem with meetings is that the level of information available before hand is often lacking.

    A clear agenda and desired completion criteria should be a pre-requisite.

    • What...
  • Reply To: Code Supply Chain Security

    Many of our applications are put in Docker containers.  These containers are scanned using Trivy , which catches a frightening number of items.  We also use scanners on our...

  • Reply To: Why Billing Will Be Part of Our Job

    Turns out this has been quite a good prediction.

    The charge back system could have an unfortunate affect on corporate behaviours.  If a server was bought for a use case isolated...

  • Reply To: Things I've Learned About the Cloud

    Rod, are you able to give some details as to what went wrong and why the switch to cloud was unsuccessful?  It would be useful to compare notes.

    In AWS there...

  • Reply To: Things I've Learned About the Cloud

    I think the cloud will keep you in editorials until you decide to stop.

    What I've learned is that the tech debt a company carries can block a lift and shift.

    Taking...

  • Reply To: How Important is Software?

    I've just been on a website trying to book a return flight from Manchester to Belgrade.

    The problem is that someone set the outbound and return calendars so if you update...

  • Reply To: Your Thoughts On In-line SQL

    I am shocked by the number of developers who are resistant to learning SQL.  It if was a musical instrument it would be a piano.  Everyone can play chopsticks, many...

  • Reply To: The Communication Channels at Work

    No matter what shape the messaging technology it is the curation of the messages and channels(or equivalent) by which it lives and dies.  This is a recurring theme for both...

  • Reply To: To Which Experts Should You Listen?

    I didn't realise how good SQLBits was until I was sent to a few other events.  QCon is another good one but you need a decent budget to go to...

  • Reply To: Fixing Impostor Syndrome

    The 1st time I came across imposter syndrome was in the context of the  Dunning-Kruger Effect.  I think every normal person suffers from it to some degree or another.

    There...

  • Reply To: When Is Technology Good Enough?

    Perhaps the other thing we should consider is recruitment and retention of staff.

    How do you recruit someone to maintain old tech?

    I'm in my last 10 years now but, if anything,...

  • Reply To: When Is Technology Good Enough?

    I change my car when it wears out, so every 10-15 years.  The improvement over 10 years is huge.

    My son and I bought a 20 year old Toyota Celica.  Fantastic...

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