There is an unobvious benefit of losing the argument.
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#management 14 #js 9 #ts 8 #humor 7 #archive 5 #agile 4 #project 3 #lingua 3 #thoughts 2 #rx 2 #promises 2 #product_goal 2 #communication 2 #code_review 2 #async 2 #product_vision 1 #jtbd 1 #electron 1 #education 1 #color 1 #architecture 1
Some thoughts on arguing
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Communication game: Criticism or Connection?
📅 Created 4 months ago 👁️ 162
The disagreement can hurt.
However, it’s possible to benefit from it.
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📅 Created 5 months ago 👁️ 84
🏷️ #humor
About Studying in the LLM realm
📅 Created 5 months ago 👁️ 222
Do we really need the traditional education in the world where LLMs exist?
Achievement unlocked 🤘
📅 Created 1 year ago 👁️ 193
🏆 Achievement unlocked:
Citing the Slipknot on the architectural meeting 🤘
The Teapot Challenge
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The Art of Storytelling
📅 Created 1 year ago 👁️ 163
What do the good book and the product management have in common?
Both benefit from a good story.
Technical debt vs. Logical debt
📅 Created 1 year ago 👁️ 137
There is another “debt” besides the technical debt. It’s a logical debt and it’s way more dangerous.
About the variable names
📅 Created 1 year ago 👁️ 144
If the bool variable name starts with a verb, the code looks more readable.
Reviewing the code vs. Reviewing the coding style
📅 Created 1 year ago 👁️ 280
🏷️ #code_review
When reviewing the known code we review the logic, how it fits existing paradigms and how it solves the issues.
When reviewing the foreign code we lean to nitpicking and checking the coding style.
But should we do it at all?