Antifragile: for Engineering Leads
As software engineers, we have to go beyond building robust systems. Instead of working on a project for weeks, maintaining merge conflicts, then putting out fires after the feature goes live. An anti...
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As software engineers, we have to go beyond building robust systems. Instead of working on a project for weeks, maintaining merge conflicts, then putting out fires after the feature goes live. An anti...
Antifragility is my goal for developer experience. When something breaks, I want the fix to make it harder for that same thing to happen again.
Cascade failures happen when small problems trigger chain reactions that take down far more than the original fault. The habit is to stop asking "will this work?", and start tracing what the fault is ...
The original egoless programming principles are about mindset. Be kind. Don't take it personally. Critique the code, not the coder. Good advice, but mindset strains under pressure, fatigue, and deadli...
With chatbots and coding agents we've all experienced those moments that make us stop trusting the first answer. From cheerleading to making stuff up to drifting off course. That's why sometimes we ne...