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snorberhuis

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About snorberhuis

Freelancer AWS / DevOps consultant based in The Netherlands Twitter: @snorberhuis Website: www.norberhuis.nl LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steffannorberhuis/

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    Thanks for your recommendation! I added it to my reading list.

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    > Often it appears in corporations the only people that are getting ahead are those types of yes people. That is why I love consulting. The managers that hire me often express them…

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    > The on-call time is also unpaid This is why on-call should never be unpaid. There is no incentive to reduce cost and improve that way.

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    I always suggest TODO's to be replaced during a Code Review by: 1. A ticket number that will be picked up shortly if should still be part of a larger change. In a healthy team, thi…

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    Good point, I agree that you need both numbers. This story is only about the latency.

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    I agree that the Standard Deviation is a good measurement because of the big outliers. We also focus on these during retro. What made us remarkably slow? You want to drive down the…

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    Good point you hardly ever start with a clean slate. Using historical data or asking engineers to estimate how long it will take will always be based upon this past performance. Bu…

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    Thank you for your question! Yes, I try to make the distinction between prediction looking at historical data and estimation asking the engineers how long it will take.

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    Thank you for your comment! > But I don't get how they went from that to "estimations are bad". It seems to me that they're just doing better estimations now by looking at historic…

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    I am the author of the story. I appreciate any feedback so that I learn from you! I will be participating in the discussion.

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    Comment #21712754

    I am definitely going to read this!

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    Comment #21712732

    Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink & Leif Babin This book is about the lessons learned on leadership by two Navy Seal Officers and how they are applied in business. It learned me t…

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    Comment #21626796

    Once you get experience in having a TDD approach, my view is that you don't lose time with testing. Writing tests is a way to formulate your thought and assumptions. You implement …

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    Comment #19623790

    You can have an accountant do it for you. I don't file my taxes in The Netherlands. This makes sense if you own a business.

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    I have used Manager for three years now. It has everything I want, except for good automatic syncing of bank transactions. I can import them from my local bank using a custom conve…

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    Comment #18823227

    Cool to see a company from my small town post here!

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    Comment #18175056

    The change of business model drives the differences between coding boot camps. Because now the incentives with the students are aligned. Only if the students get a good job will La…

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    I can recommend The Fog of War.

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    Comment #13328150

    I looked at your kickstarter and you rate your sleeping bag at 20 degrees. 20 degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit? If Celsius I am interested.