Software developer, dad, and part-time nerd. Currently Eng Director @LinkedIn; formerly of @Google and @IndeedEng. Mastodon: @youknowjack@social.jackhumphrey.me
Austin, Texas
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Fantastic idea and looks like a really great bug tracker (or bridge to your existing one).
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I sincerely hope at least one engineer at Twitter pushed a bunch of back-dated, “lorem ipsum” style dead code to save their job. And that they get a meeting with EM (to praise their 10x productivity) out of it.
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There is no denying it, @DuaneOBrien has created one of the best OSPO strategies for @IndeedEng. Just one of MANY examples:
Amplifying this to my follower, because it's such a good way to approach OKRs.
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"I only ask that you care before it’s too late,
That you live aware and awake,
That you lead with love in hours of hate."
At #UNGA, poet, activist & @unicef supporter @theamandagorman shared a powerful poem calling for urgent action to achieve the #GlobalGoals.
What she said:
It's pretty crazy how #PaperGirls by @Legendary was dropped by Am*zon for not enough streams when it received extremely positive reviews DESPITE the decision to de-prioritize promotion for the series. Be a hero and PICK THIS UP! #SavePaperGirls @AppleTVPlus @paramountplus @hulu
Really excited to have this page from Serial 7 by @TerryMooreArt on the wall finally. Gorgeous work.
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We're brewing this year's batch of Black Thunder today.
Totally serious - there's a huge thunderstorm every time we brew it. This is a 5 year streak.
Sorry and/or you're welcome.
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Happy 40th Anniversary to Yazoo's Upstairs At Eric's.
Can you believe it was released 40 years ago today!
Why not read @AlisonMoyet's personal recollections about writing and recording the album: alisonmoyetmusic.com/upstair…
This is a brilliantly summarized history by @zackbloom that should be required reading for anybody working on anything web-related. blog.cloudflare.com/the-hist…
Does anyone else have this experience where six digit verification codes texted to you for login verification seem really familiar, like they are being repeated? Or is it just a malfunction in my brain?
So a high-profile executive recruiting firm I've worked with in the past texted to ask me to provide a "confidential reference" for an unidentified former colleague. I asked if the person was aware; they were not. I declined, because it felt like a breach of trust. Right call?
