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Adewale Oshineye
Developer Advocate at Google. Co-author of Apprenticeship Patterns. Learning to listen. Learning to let go. Making things happen. Telling better stories.
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Path 3h
It is with deep regret to announce that Path service will be discontinued. It has been a long journey and we sincerely thank each one of you for your years of love and support Path. Please visit here for more details.
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TechCrunch 1h
Mobile social network Path, once a challenger to Facebook, is closing down by
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Simon Roth Dec 18
You'll suffer a lot less disappointment if you pick role models who are kind rather than ones who are smart.
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Kat Lo 10h
When technologists think they’re the first ones to think about ethics in technology (and don’t learn from the *entire field* dedicated to studying it)
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Adewale Oshineye 9h
Replying to @__apf__ @cramforce
Keeping track of the frequency of ‘difficult conversations’ since silence is as dangerous to the team’s health as constant arguments
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Adrienne Porter Felt 10h
As an engineer, you set up processes to catch and quickly fix mistakes: dashboards for monitoring, tools to roll back, system fail-safes, blameless post-mortems. What are the equivalents for managers? How do you catch and fix mistakes?
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Erica Brescia 12h
Kudos to on his willingness to accept feedback and to get help with making changes. I’m more optimistic than ever for the Linux community and open source in general.
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Alex Payne 13h
“The very same technologies that we have invented to help individuals pursue their dreams also make it possible to re-engineer those dreams. So how can I trust any of my dreams?”
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Adewale Oshineye 9h
Replying to @scottjenson
Tell him to learn to love zone 3. If you find a place near a direct tube line (central to Holborn or district to Temple) then it’s not too bad.
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mcc 20h
The new wave in database systems is "what if we just kept everything in one really big file that we copied around everywhere and that only gets longer and longer because we can't remove anything from it, ever"
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Adewale Oshineye 16h
Replying to @stephanierieger
It’s going to be tough for decentralised platforms to succeed in this legal environment.
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Troy Vosseller Sep 14
More fiction is written in Excel than Word
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Paul Mozur Sep 15
Hong Kong’s hyper-modern infrastructure struggling to cope with the violence of a mega storm is about as pointed a symbol of the forthcoming climate change crisis that I’ve seen recently.
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Sadiq Khan 22h
“The British public should have the final say on Brexit" - today on I spoke about why with no general election and time running out, I’m backing a public vote with the option to stay in the EU.
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Simon Willison 23h
Where's the interesting tool ecosystem around Live Photos? I love taking them but I'm missing good tools for editing them together, sharing them online etc. Is Google's Motion Stills still the best of the bunch?
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Juhani Lehtimäki 21h
Replying to @mdupierreux
The key feature I could not write any of our apps without is the database (currently Cloud Firestore). Crashlytics is, of course, invaluable as well.
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Juhani Lehtimäki 23h
I don't know how we ever wrote any software before Firebase existed.
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Sonia Sodha Sep 16
The Observer view: we’ve been failed by both main parties on the biggest question facing Britain in decades. Both have embraced the deceit of the Leave campaign. We must be given a referendum on the terms of our exit from the EU.
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🔎Julia Evans🔍 Sep 15
what's your manager's job?
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