Friday Links 22-26

Friday Links 22-26

Two weeks worth of links. This time with a comics extra instead of leadership links. Lots of good environment and urbanism articles. And the most surprising podcast about how rescuing people from cars is changing. Engineering A Deep Dive into Memory Leaks in Ruby - part 2 CPAN - This Day In History [Podcast] - when I switched from Perl to PHP, CPAN was what I was missing the most ...

August 12, 2022 · 5 min · Christof Damian

Friday Links 22-25

Some good long reads today: The classic "Give Away Your Legos", how to slowly kill your org, Why Spotify Squads are a Failure and Bicycle Graveyards. A few podcasts, the one about agile is definitely worth it. Leadership‘Give Away Your Legos’ and Other Commandments for Scaling Startups - classic article ...

July 29, 2022 · 3 min · Christof Damian
We bought the most boring electric car

We bought the most boring electric car

Most of the current electric cars are either very fast, very fancy or very cute. Ours definitely isn't any of these. We would have loved to get a cute small one like the Honda-e. We certainly didn't want an SUV. There are some electric dream cars out there, like the Rivian R1S, but this isn't available yet and also out of our price range. ...

July 27, 2022 · 5 min · Christof Damian
Friday Links 22-24

Friday Links 22-24

A few good articles about how to be a bad leader. And some depressing environmental news. Play Stray to cheer you up! LeadershipHierarchy of Metrics - this is a nice happy land of metrics and probably not happening in the real world ...

July 22, 2022 · 3 min · Christof Damian
Friday Links 22-23

Friday Links 22-23

Lots of good news and videos in Urbanism this week. I also enjoyed the podcast with Marshall Goldsmith. Leadership When there's a Re-org [TikTok] - not funny! Screw SCRUM: Guide to Building a Truly Agile Organization [Podcast] - don't actually screw scrum TBM 30/52: Why Don’t We Have a Strategy? - "The problem is that there are disincentives to thinking strategically." ...

July 15, 2022 · 3 min · Christof Damian