A year ago this morning my mom, brother, and I sat with my dad and said goodbye. Life doesn't stop, and the pain doesn't go away, but it's not as sharp now I guess. tjlytle.medium.com/rememberi…
I’m putting together a Bible reading plan for next year. The full schedule will be ready before January for anyone who wants to follow the larger readings right from the start.
The weekly study guides (daily readings, questions, reflections, etc.) are something I build as we go. That lets me shape them to what’s happening in our lives week by week.
If you want the weekly study guide emailed each Saturday, I’m setting up a simple signup. Until that's ready, reply or DM me and I’ll make sure you're on the list.
This came up at dinner last night.
This is what defines a faithful pastor.
This is what sustains a lasting relationship.
This is at the heart of every legitimate ministry.
This is love.
This is a multi-billion dollar business
Dusty robotics just invented a new tool that every single construction company will end up buying
Just like a Roomba, it drives around, but it’s not cleaning, instead it’s printing the floor plan on to the slab.
So simple, so powerful
From an early morning slack in our dev channel: Developer knowledge / experience / understanding is still the core contributor to productivity, LLM assistance is a multiplier not an addend.
A question that came up, "are you saying there's no value when writing the test after?" Not at all, I'm saying the value you get from _writing_ the test approaches zero (or even becomes a cost). The value of _having_ the test is completely separate.
From my talk earlier this year at @phptek. I don't think I shared it here yet. Shows two things, the value of tests, and the amount / kind of tests - both against time.
From my talk earlier this year at @phptek. I don't think I shared it here yet. Shows two things, the value of tests, and the amount / kind of tests - both against time.
Here's a visual from my upcoming @phptek talk on writing valuable tests. Center - what we're aiming for. Outside - all the things that pull away from value.
Anything I'm missing? What would you add or remove?
Here's a visual from my upcoming @phptek talk on writing valuable tests. Center - what we're aiming for. Outside - all the things that pull away from value.
Anything I'm missing? What would you add or remove?
No, she's not surprised that she's accompanying the choir, she just doesn't want me to take the stereotypical parent photo. But we're still proud of @lplytle being able to sing and accompany the choir with her piano teacher conducting.