Amitai Schleier
@schmonz@schmonz.com
Fixed today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C90tiipM82g&list=PLkuryjnRFclTzNyap3TRgLtWxgQmbu5Am&index=42
#PianoMiniatures #PianoMiniature
https://schmonz.com/2023/08/05/who-needs-an-amitai/
Please share to help the right company find and take advantage of my #EngineeringLeadership.
I love people, want them to succeed, and have fairly reliably made myself helpful.
You may already know me from Agile in 3 Minutes, my Coding Tour, my PubMob, meetups I've run, talks I've given, or approximately a zillion podcasts I've guested on. I'm happy to say my track record of being an effective influencer extends beyond social media.
Some of my core competencies:
- Coaching (technical and otherwise, all levels of the org)
- Managing (risks, products, and people)
- Contributing (tests, code, relentless improvements to developer UX, you name it)
- Inviting and supporting meaningful conversations
- Making and supporting effective decisions
- Orienting myself — and helping others orient themselves — in new problem spaces
- Seeking out and attending to unmet needs
- Rooting practical daily choices in values and principles, and vice versa
- Making workplaces more humane
- Supporting people as the whole human beings they are
- Giving, always and constructively, a shit
People saying nice things about my…
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If you (or someone you know) need your organization influenced from within by an Amitai, please get in touch:
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=s8gB_4xmR0o&list=PLkuryjnRFclTzNyap3TRgLtWxgQmbu5Am&index=40
#PianoMiniature #PianoMiniatures #SlavicJazz
It meant so much to me, naturally, but of course I was neither the first nor the last person whom Niels Østbye influenced in precisely this kind of way. https://music.columbia.edu/node/8924
I had a teacher at the time, so I played the side-project piece for him.
He said “You love this music, and the way you play it, you give other people the chance to love it too.”
What a gift he gave me.
Some pieces are more important than others, though if you’re not me (and who is?) it’s hard to tell which.
This here ^^^^^ is one of the important ones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXEVo9VKpaw&list=PLkuryjnRFclTzNyap3TRgLtWxgQmbu5Am&index=42
#PianoMiniatures #PianoMiniature #Skazka @classicalmusic
Gonna have to work through the trouble, though. Why?
I'll tell you in this brief, mild, and extemporaneous rant on #ExtremeProgramming-inspired risk management of software dependencies:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lwunlK1Ri8&list=PLkuryjnRFclRpPiXrM4oNSY1_RJHMRcYs&index=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoqmV6nY_G8&list=PLkuryjnRFclTzNyap3TRgLtWxgQmbu5Am&index=38
#WeeklyPiano #PianoMiniatures #PianoMiniature #SlavicJazz
So the XP-inspired courage challenge here is stop averting our gaze from that fear and start applying our forebrains and our programming skills to address each factor that contributes to our fear. When we've done that, then we can instead feel eager to update dependencies the moment we see them, knowing that we'll find out quickly and safely if they introduce a problem, instead of slowly and dangerously.
If I have a book in me, it's about managing software dependencies. 🙂
Here’s what I think it’d say:
1. Be notified of available updates
2. Update eagerly and deploy
3. Automate for safety and ease
Photo credit: first baby.
Instead, let's see what's next on my backlog for https://github.com/schmonz/package-builders