PyconMy 2019 schedule is out. Don't miss out @AmirulAbu's talk "How #Python helped me changed my career from a Chemical Engineer to a Full Stack Web Developer". Or buy the ticket if you haven't yet ;) pic.twitter.com/ilQblnDL5g
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 31, 2019
There's no specific DevOps role. Instead, we build a culture where Dev and Ops engineers work together to achieve the organization's objective.
— DEV Community 👩💻👨💻 (@ThePracticalDev) July 24, 2019
{ author: @k4ml } #DEVCommunity https://t.co/xhJSgC8WA1
3. Estimate a Probability Distribution for the Bug - this is the hard part and some experiences will help a lot. https://t.co/t3gGM1PDJJ
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 23, 2019
"What you need to know to enjoy watching rugby worldcup 2019" by Akira Nonaka, Xoxzo Engineering
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 23, 2019
"USB Hacking" by Josef Monje. https://t.co/JmEFBSFMg1
Pepatah cina kata teachers open the door, but student must walk through it themselves. Contoh lecturer boleh mention pasal git, python, CI/CD, latex whatever, student dah tahu tu pegi lah belajar sendiri. Itu baru betul nak belajar, bukan nak diajar.
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 22, 2019
In last months I noticed a lot of people created tech video articles on Youtube instead of writing them down on medium/@hashnode. Who has 10-15 minutes to view the video? An article can be quickly scanned, Ctrl+F'ed and google searched. This is all strange...
— 🇺🇦 Dmytro Gladkyi (@DmytroGladkyi) July 22, 2019
I was so tired of repeating the same arguments again and again that I wrote a blog post about that. Since then I always point people with such arguments here: https://t.co/ikR68T6UwN
— ANTIREZ (@antirez) July 21, 2019
Sememangnya pemerkasaan Bahasa Inggeris akan membantu kita di pentas antarabangsa, tapi #PPSMI bukanlah penyelesaiannya. Bukan sahaja ia tak membantu langsung dlm pemerkasaan bahasa Inggeris, tapi ia juga menghalang para pelajar kita dari memahami STEM.https://t.co/BKLShkaRDg
— der Sternjäger (@Thaza_Kun) July 21, 2019
look like our team has been all over East Asian in the past few weeks. Find out what happening in Shanghai, Thailand, Singapore and KL through the lens of Xoxzo. https://t.co/2n8HRwxc6K
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 20, 2019
Expressions of religious observance must not be politicised. When things like tudong, growing beards, Islamic dress, etc, are associated with an oppositional political agenda, religious expression can be threatened by govts that view any observant Muslim as a political opponent
— Centhra Malaysia (@CenthraM) July 14, 2019
code with no bug, is it possible?
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 14, 2019
André took on the job of design, implementation, and test of the VTOC manager.
He wrote in pencil, at his desk, instead of using a terminal. He declined offers of typing help, and just kept writing away in pencil. https://t.co/ZcqRx76nmW
Gitlab's push for a Minimal Viable Change (MVC) over an MVP is so great. Not only does it seem to make their teams ruthlessly prioritize but also ship the min solution to solve a problem in 1 month.
— Irma (Er-Ma) (@_justirma) July 12, 2019
When the solution is released the faster teams can iterate on customer feedback
this is really inspiring and I echo his opinion on how Drupal taught me abt professional software development. And how https://t.co/LbPyt3DRjC being instrumental in that and something other open source projects are lacking or even understand why it matter. https://t.co/G6EIFl67OB
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 9, 2019
forget about finding co-working space. Just rent a car to work #remotely 😂 https://t.co/9Gh0NBRJJe
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 8, 2019
some notes on Innofaire 2019 last Sunday, featuring @r0kawa of @wahdahmy.https://t.co/eYOM7qEJ1b
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 6, 2019
Nomads:
— Pieter Levels ✨ (@levelsio) July 2, 2019
1) omg we can all go work remotely and travel the world
2) we start doing it
3) oh wait it's lonely, we get depressed, and traveling so much makes you go crazy
4) "nomading doesn't work!!!!"
5) normalization: living around the world works for some but also has problems
When people talk about something better than slack, they missed one important point. It's not about how better the alternative is but how can we get there in the most frictionless way. If you have answer for that you might get a slice of the slack's billion.
— Kamal Mustafa (@k4ml) July 2, 2019
"it is not the technology but the behaviors that create meaningful work/play experiences" https://t.co/rrL7mqUNyE (@freintime)
— Dr. Leif Singer (@lsinger) July 2, 2019
A summary of this talk:
— André Staltz (@andrestaltz) July 1, 2019
1. We're building a new internet, not because it's necessarily "better" or more compelling, but as an escape from the current internet
2. Reasons to escape the current internet. Centralization has problems related to power, privacy, and fragility https://t.co/adMMeOoWe7
