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Engineering Managers are going to hate OpenClaw

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Super technical engineers and managers suck at explaining their thoughts

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Management in the Age of AI

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Lessons engineers learn only after breaking production – backups, rollbacks, +5

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The unwritten laws of software engineering

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Engineering Management and Fatherhood – Take #2

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The Software Games: Endless Grind

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Slack hacks for software engineers and managers

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Engineering dogmas it's time to retire: sprints, no comments, packages

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The shadow work in engineering teams

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·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Yeah, my bad. Changed that.
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·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
I don't think the right solution is to have the opposite of them - all of them have some value. The point of the article is to not follow them blindly.
AntonZ234
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Thank you, I got multiple such comments. I edited a bit, and will do it better for the next ones.
AntonZ234
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Yeah, good point. Might be feeling a bit too sleazy now. Edited :)
AntonZ234
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Thanks tzs.

OP here. I actually feel that having ads that are relevant to the people reading are better both ways, as you might actually learn about a good tool :) (I try at least to only work with products I believe in).

I felt that having the ad between line dividers, and having this: "Thanks Linear for supporting today’s article!"

should be enough, but maybe I'm mistaken.
AntonZ234
·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
Yeah I didn't try, it is an ad :)
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·7 bulan yang lalu·discuss
OP here. In this one the closest is probably: "I love the process at Pylon: engineers merge their own code and only request reviews if they need input, think they have a risky change, or are still onboarding. "

But I fully agree that for juniors it makes sense to have it mandatory.
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·9 bulan yang lalu·discuss
What's the big upside that offsets the downside? Knowing what people are working on?