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  1. @fazzaro Really nice article, thanks for sharing it!

    It has been a few years now since I began to think that dynamic #mocks really get in the way of #refactoring by really coupling the tests with the implementation.

    I like how the author points out how they are breaking encapsulation and the solution he offers to address the problem.

    I'm a bit skeptical about the scalability of that solution though, and that's the reason I still use mocking frameworks, but try to rely on them the least I can. But hey, I'll try his approach on a small project soon, and see what comes out of it!

  2. "If they need to chase five different people for incomplete documents, you're not going to speed up said process by adding more lawyers to the department."

    #ai #theoryofconstraints #lean #productivity

    frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2

  3. "If they need to chase five different people for incomplete documents, you're not going to speed up said process by adding more lawyers to the department."

    #ai #theoryofconstraints #lean #productivity

    frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2

  4. "If they need to chase five different people for incomplete documents, you're not going to speed up said process by adding more lawyers to the department."

    frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2

  5. "If they need to chase five different people for incomplete documents, you're not going to speed up said process by adding more lawyers to the department."

    #ai #theoryofconstraints #lean #productivity

    frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2

  6. "If they need to chase five different people for incomplete documents, you're not going to speed up said process by adding more lawyers to the department."

    #ai #theoryofconstraints #lean #productivity

    frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2

  7. "Value creation is more likely to happen when people use the machines for leverage, not when they try to do the work that the machine can do. Bullshit jobs will disappear, especially as the meme of corporations with less ballast catches on."

    seths.blog/2026/05/value-creat

  8. "Because the interviewer can't distinguish 'skipped steps due to incompetence' from 'skipped steps due to operating at a higher cognitive level,' they default to the interpretation that protects their ego."

    fagnerbrack.com/technical-inte

  9. "Because the interviewer can't distinguish 'skipped steps due to incompetence' from 'skipped steps due to operating at a higher cognitive level,' they default to the interpretation that protects their ego."

    #softwareengineering #hiring #dunningkrugereffect

    fagnerbrack.com/technical-inte

  10. "Because the interviewer can't distinguish 'skipped steps due to incompetence' from 'skipped steps due to operating at a higher cognitive level,' they default to the interpretation that protects their ego."

    #softwareengineering #hiring #dunningkrugereffect

    fagnerbrack.com/technical-inte

  11. "Because the interviewer can't distinguish 'skipped steps due to incompetence' from 'skipped steps due to operating at a higher cognitive level,' they default to the interpretation that protects their ego."

    #softwareengineering #hiring #dunningkrugereffect

    fagnerbrack.com/technical-inte

  12. "It's like a doctor hearing a patient who says, 'My knee hurts,' who then delivers a lecture on the elegance of the musculoskeletal system. The patient doesn't need you to appreciate the beauty of human biology. They need you to look at their damn knee."

    #ai #humanity #pragma

    personfamiliar.com/p/ai-humani

  13. "It's like a doctor hearing a patient who says, 'My knee hurts,' who then delivers a lecture on the elegance of the musculoskeletal system. The patient doesn't need you to appreciate the beauty of human biology. They need you to look at their damn knee."

    #ai #humanity #pragma

    personfamiliar.com/p/ai-humani

  14. "It's like a doctor hearing a patient who says, 'My knee hurts,' who then delivers a lecture on the elegance of the musculoskeletal system. The patient doesn't need you to appreciate the beauty of human biology. They need you to look at their damn knee."

    personfamiliar.com/p/ai-humani

  15. "It's like a doctor hearing a patient who says, 'My knee hurts,' who then delivers a lecture on the elegance of the musculoskeletal system. The patient doesn't need you to appreciate the beauty of human biology. They need you to look at their damn knee."

    #ai #humanity #pragma

    personfamiliar.com/p/ai-humani

  16. "It's like a doctor hearing a patient who says, 'My knee hurts,' who then delivers a lecture on the elegance of the musculoskeletal system. The patient doesn't need you to appreciate the beauty of human biology. They need you to look at their damn knee."

    #ai #humanity #pragma

    personfamiliar.com/p/ai-humani

  17. "The accuracy of the forecasts has meant that when delivery dates aren't soon enough for a client, no one questions the accuracy of the forecasts. Instead, we get creative in ways to deliver sooner."

    #noestimates #noguessing #justmath #classic

    industriallogic.com/blog/recko

  18. "When you stop using the agent, all the productivity benefit goes away... but the added maintenance costs don't! As long as that code's still around, you're stuck with lower productivity than if you had never touched the agent at all."

    #ai #softwareengineering #developerexperience #productivity

    jamesshore.com/v2/blog/2026/yo

  19. "What are you excessively curious about — curious to a degree that would bore most other people? That's what you're looking for."

    paulgraham.com/greatwork.html

  20. "What are you excessively curious about — curious to a degree that would bore most other people? That's what you're looking for."

    #great #work #curious #classic

    paulgraham.com/greatwork.html

  21. "What I didn't expect was how difficult it would be. I relate it somewhat to the feeling I have with working out. Often times I want to avoid it because it's hard, but I'm always happy when I push through and complete it."

    #focus #emptiness #meditation

    alexselimov.com/posts/men_who_

  22. "I didn't get _why_, but I understood what it meant about that galaxy: the underclass deeply resented droids."

    #ai #classconsciousness #starwars

    daringfireball.net/2026/04/we_

  23. "When you make "passivity" the thing you're optimizing for, you stop caring about anything a customer might actually want. Caring is active. Caring takes time. Caring is work. Giving a shit is, by definition, not passive."

    #passiveincome #entrepreneur #care #purpose

    joanwestenberg.com/the-passive

  24. "When you make "passivity" the thing you're optimizing for, you stop caring about anything a customer might actually want. Caring is active. Caring takes time. Caring is work. Giving a shit is, by definition, not passive."

    #passiveincome #entrepreneur #care #purpose

    joanwestenberg.com/the-passive

  25. "When you make "passivity" the thing you're optimizing for, you stop caring about anything a customer might actually want. Caring is active. Caring takes time. Caring is work. Giving a shit is, by definition, not passive."

    joanwestenberg.com/the-passive

  26. "When you make "passivity" the thing you're optimizing for, you stop caring about anything a customer might actually want. Caring is active. Caring takes time. Caring is work. Giving a shit is, by definition, not passive."

    #passiveincome #entrepreneur #care #purpose

    joanwestenberg.com/the-passive

  27. "When you make "passivity" the thing you're optimizing for, you stop caring about anything a customer might actually want. Caring is active. Caring takes time. Caring is work. Giving a shit is, by definition, not passive."

    #passiveincome #entrepreneur #care #purpose

    joanwestenberg.com/the-passive