This talk is 8 years old, but still so relevant!

The video freezes up at ~32:33.

hugaluga

Kino

specially interesting after 19:15

For technical managers, to keep in touch with code, would it help to hire a coach who would pair program with you 1-2 hours every week? It would be costly but it would ensure that you spend that time actually writing code with someone helping you debug issues on the fly. This will give you confidence and exposure to the code level nuances. Might work for some people....

Love Rasmus, and fascinating to hear about the early days of PHP

I'm puzzled why cURL instead gRPC which is less overhead for calling API. Thanks by the way.

Great talk. Free your nerds! Centralize Vision! And for the love of Pete decentralize

"If there is one thing that upsets an author more than people not doing what's in their books, it is people not doing what's in their books and succeeding."

Xxxbedieo

presentation starts around 10:00

i feel like all vp engs and ctos are distsys people. feels depressing that i will never get there

A true Genius in our generation.

Nice talk!

35:56 is a good resume

I like binary formats. Writing a binary parser in C is so satisfying.

Best talk I’ve ever enjoyed about diversity in IT. Cheers!

We have a prosaic metamorphosis in the determination of priority requirements for business modelling. The dynamic workflow semiosis creates opportunities in the aphoristic form of crises. Leverage between lost time and newfound price differential in goods or services will concurrently compound workload and value added. In this view, hacking a spur-of-the-moment solution is a form of adaptation in the evolution of software business.

I think that the emphasis on managerial empathy is well-intended, but it does not allow for leadership to acquire external talent. Instead, communication skills are the desirable trait, where empathy is a component dimension for evaluation of potential hires.

Did I miss people asking about how you keep other people from stringing along the duct-tape project into extract phase to avoid paying down the technical debt?

This talk is a timeless classic. He is talking about startups but it is also applicable to organisations with thousands of folks in IT.

Woah. Didn't know I could hashtag videos. Okay, let's stick some on #fiveWhys #etsy #devops #rca #blamestorming #troubleshooting #humanerror #softwareengineering #justculture

"Finding the root cause of a failure is like finding the root cause of a success." #qotd

cock head!

33:14 If I could make these kinds of decisions, I'd be talking to you, but I'd be dressed much nicer than this :)

Audio quality is pretty bad, but great talk. Good overview of important topics

Excellent video, absolutely phenomenal. Great engineering, Rasmus does it again!!!

This is dope!!! I only just heard of Omoju today and I've listened to 2 of her talks... I'm inspired already.

This was an awesome presentation.

I think as classes become more advanced, students realize that real programming is so much more technical and complicated than they thought it would be, and less about make cute stuff appear on the screen. So people with a more technical mindset tend to find the technical side interesting while those who like the cute stuff become less interested.

Amazing talk!

Really great, very enjoyable.

Felix should join Apple and help them make their build environment better.

Great talk!

Lovely Talk, am really interest in Data Science and ML

Amazing Amazing Amazing !!!!

Nice video , thanks.

That AST thing just opens the door to code that behaves in unusual ways due to reflection code written by maniacs. Though maybe I shouldn't be talking considering how much template metaprograming I do in C++...

only 360p :(

just a week ago I listened to a theory from a dutch writer (among other things) that a "hand-axe" was actually not a hand-axe, but a projectile. It would be thrown into the air above a herd of drinking animals, for example deer, and than the chance was pretty big that it would hit one in the head. A lot of these so-called "hand-axes" were found at ponds or other places for animals to get a drink. (seems kinda strange they wouldn't take the axe after using it now i think of it, but still interesting. Maybe the tool fell into the deep water and was therefore not retrieved.) This theorie also accounts for the symmetry, as a symmetrical object is more likely to stay in the trajectory that was meant by the person using it. Great inspiring speech though, guess the abovementioned theory is just another invention as Mr Chimero points out so beatifully.

Great advice and well delivered - thanks you Etsy.com/shop/ReformationsUk

Loved this talk! Very insightful and Allison did a great job.

If you don't like the quality of the audio, this talk is essentially the same: www.infoq.com/presentations/Resilient-Response-In-Complex-Systems (dixit twitter.com/allspaw/status/610939143061925890 )

thanks for sharing.

I'm really shocked twitter really thought they would have been able to scale at any level with Ruby..

Thanks for sharing this.. excellent video. I loved the last question for John (around 53.04m). Performance is a feature!

Very Cool

plz smart ppl at Etsy Eng, normalize and amplify the audio. thank you. i love you because youre my dad.

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. I have only one concern, I am using WAMP environment and not able to configure gearmand. I check cygwin instruction for the same. But no success. So, please help me to install/configure the same on windows environment. Thanks in advance..