Joseph Jude

Walking meetings: - Brain works better - Exercise & sunlight - Shorter, less pleasantries - More dialogue, less monologue - No slides - End easily by walking back

The Day-End Portrait of a Dude Charging His Heart

A lot of the decisions, often the most important ones, we face in life and in business are not "provable" in the sense of "We can demonstrate why this is the best decision based on data or facts" at the time we make the decision.

How does Cashless work? First, you are forced to put all your money in a bank. Then the bank gives loans to Big Business. Big Business siphons off the money, defaults. Bank appropriates your money. Now you are truly left Cashless, abracadabra!

We are not the same. We are different, but we are equal. That should be the conversation we should be having, not somehow masking us all in a single tint of color.

Just saw this. Thank you. Good things do happen via Twitter

If everything in a sector is growing its tailwind. If only one is growing at the cost of others it’s headwind.

Bailout to poor is called regressive. Bailout to rich is labelled progressive reform. Can anyone explain?

If you want to be incrementally better: Be competitive. If you want to be exponentially better: Be cooperative.

when analyzing a decision the helpful comparison is with where else you might be tomorrow, not with where you are today

2/ Feel stuck. Take a micro-action. A micro-action is something that is so small, so easy, that it feels like it's not even worth doing

@ThePracticalDev @jjude This is a gold mine

@skirani @anandlunia Theoretically, leaky buckets should be fixed. But first priority should be having a tap.

@jjude Cool! Nice intro! Honored to be an example. ☺

Just discovered an on-page advert was mining bitcoin in my browser. Remember kids: always use an adblocker

4/ Writing is the most scalable professional networking activity - stay home, don't go to events/conferences, and just put ideas down

5/ Think of your writing on the same timescale as your career. Write on a multi-decade timeframe. This means, don't just pub on Quora/Medium

To wrap up: basket 1- A big pile of cash (all about options) basket 2- Asymmetrical risk/reward opportunities

It's one of those days which would have a butterfly effect on the future. The flapping of those tiny wings now will cause a hurricane later.

@dumbo_at_work Middle ground is picking your battles

Programmers worrying about whether their architecture will Web Scale is like buying a lottery coupon and fretting about which yacht to buy.

@eranhammer @hapijs For 2 years. Using it for the @futurestud_io platform and products.

#NotInMyName

@eranhammer @hapijs We use it for all @nodesecurity web services. Many of the associate libraries also power many other areas of our platform. (Hoek, Joi, etc)

@eranhammer 10 days. hacking kibana to integrate it into our product. (kibana uses hapijs).

iPhone is 10 years old today. After 10 years, not a single serious malware case. It's not just luck; we need to congratulate Apple on this.

"Show me the money" architecture for the future - an analysis of Mary Meeker's Internet Trends Report by @jjude

Most often what constraints the performance of your organization is not its operating nor business model but its management model.

If people lack contextual knowledge, they need to wait for direction to make decisions. Expand the diamond @estherderby #agileaus

1/ Blockchains will replace networks with markets.

Amazon recommends me Yeti Microphone & LED lights under baby items! Something seriously wrong with their tagging and recommendation engine

16/ In a way, this reveals the core purpose of life: to exert effort to create useful types of order that can withstand the pull of entropy.

24/ Optimal lives are designed, not discovered. You have to turn a mismatch condition into a well-matched one.

Forty hour workweeks are a relic of the Industrial Age. Knowledge workers function like athletes - train and sprint, then rest and reassess.

Want to check your application for #SQL injection vulnerabilities? Get SQLmap, a Python based command line tool

There are things each human was put on Earth to do. Finding those things, & having the courage to act, is one of the great joys of life.

@jjude Still lots of Node but using CI/CD mostly. Also Docker on Kubernetes

I like to follow tweeps who are merciless to ideas but empathetic to people.

OH: "Courage is just fear that's said it's prayers"

A framework for #learning for #programmers @ThePracticalDev @jjude

Today they've come for beef. Tomorrow they'll come for meat. Then liquor. Then language. Then education. Then clothes. You've been warned.

Amazon continues to take industry after industry not because those companies lack engineering talent but executive talent.

.@melindagates 8/ Like @WarrenBuffett I measure my happiness by whether people close to me are happy and love me, & by the difference I make for others.

@jjude Track state of workflow in signed cookie if you are a stateless REST service +

In villages, everyone knew everyone's secret. Then cities made us anonymous. We moved to digital & now anonymous knows everyone's secrets. 😊

@RayDalio The key is to start following people based purely on their tweets, not on who they are outside of TWTR. Also, follow and unfollow liberally.

3 Cs for team @estherderby: Clarity- know what to do?, Conditions - have resources?, Constraints - clear on boundaries? - @sfalcon #OSCON

Data & facts are important but not always necessary. Pythagoras didn't collect right-angled triangles the world over to prove his theorem.

Ignore your competition but don't be ignorant of them. #startups

"We had expected an expansion of ideas and dreams; we had not bargained for the enclosure of judgment." @iamsrk on the Internet #TED2017