Viewing profile — marcoow
marcoow
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Jan 27, 2017, 10:02 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 22
- Public activity
- 22 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About marcoow
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48749878
cheadergen is an open source tool that our Rust lead wrote – not sth. we sell or anything
-
comment
Comment #43412147
It does require manual approval for any new or growing files atm but adding some kind of setting for a threshold (maybe per file type) for which Gravity auto-approves might be a go…
-
comment
Comment #43409916
Gravity monitors build artifact sizes to prevent accidental increases – right in your CI pipeline.
- story
-
comment
Comment #42327244
[flagged]
- story
-
comment
Comment #25113285
I share learning and experiences from running simplabs as a full remote company for many years: * remote work is about culture, not getting everyone on Slack * transparency among t…
- story
-
comment
Comment #24038108
Patsy Issa makes the case for refactoring legacy code sooner rather than later
- story
-
comment
Comment #23829652
Niklas Long describes the upcoming changes to Rustler and how it simplifies implementing Rust NIFs for Elixir.
- story
-
comment
Comment #23560963
> On the other hand middle-management is always trying to push their peons to predict the future and accept the liability. That's bad just middle management then though. It's also …
-
comment
Comment #23560924
ShapeUp is great! I don't think a cool-down phase is good though – if something is important to someone and it is indeed important for the business but still doesn't get planned in…
-
comment
Comment #23556152
Indeed we disagree. I’d say the reluctance that’s relatively wide spread in particularly among engineers to even try and reduce risk as much as possible (within a limited scope) an…
-
comment
Comment #23554848
Hey, I’m the author. I think you Mis-interprete what I’m saying - of course understanding timelines and budget will often be a legitimate need of one or some stakeholders, among ot…
-
comment
Comment #23553108
Bug bashes are a bit like cool down periods in my experience – if your focus is 100% on features all of the time then every now and then you need to catch up on open bugs or piled …
-
comment
Comment #23552031
Sure, you should have bugs documented somewhere but I'm not sure a bug that hasn't been fixed for x months needs to be there since it's a bug the team obviously decided not to care…
-
comment
Comment #23551896
Not maintaining a backlog doesn't necessarily mean you cannot collect ideas etc. anywhere. I think the two main points are: * putting effort into preparing proper tickets for all t…
-
comment
Comment #23549930
Planning and estimating projects (or sprints within projects) is associated with a lot of uncertainty and frustration on all sides. At the same time, teams feel they have to adopt …
- story
- story