[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":85},["ShallowReactive",2],{"issue-183":3},{"my blog post":4,"favorite":16,"culture":25,"peopleware":53,"inspirational":74},[5],{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":9,"label":10,"title":11,"url":12,"domain":13,"summary":14,"timeToRead":15},"Issue 183 - 27th May 2016",183,"27th May 2016",1464281191,"my blog post","What Dan Ariely Can Teach Us About Software Development","https:\u002F\u002Fmedium.com\u002F@orenellenbogen\u002Fwhat-dan-ariely-can-teach-us-about-software-development-f4cfd939fb78#.rinbzgyjm","medium.com","Dan Ariely's experiments provide great opportunity to understand how people behave. This is why I often remind myself and my teammates the danger of falling in love with our code: \"Companies that fail to learn and adjust will eventually run out of money and people.\"",4,[17],{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":18,"label":19,"title":20,"url":21,"domain":22,"summary":23,"timeToRead":24},1464281498,"favorite","A Primer on Giving Critical Feedback","http:\u002F\u002Fwww.tombartel.de\u002F\u002F2016\u002F05\u002F21\u002Fa-primer-on-giving-critical-feedback\u002F","tombartel.de","Providing critical feedback to our teammates and peers is a difficult skill to master. While it is always hard to have this discussion, people want to grow and improve. To provide feedback, basic trust has to exist, good preparation should be made and framework to follow is critical if we want to make the most out of it. Tom Bartel with a great framework you can apply, so I'd bookmark it and read it every time I need to provide such feedback.",7,[26,34,40,46],{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":27,"label":28,"title":29,"url":30,"domain":31,"summary":32,"timeToRead":33},1464292299,"funny!","Deploying Software (GIF)","https:\u002F\u002Ftwitter.com\u002Fbdotdub\u002Fstatus\u002F734799680106811392","twitter.com","My humble effort to help you start the weekend with a smile on your face.",1,{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":35,"label":36,"title":37,"url":38,"domain":13,"summary":39,"timeToRead":15},1464281404,"culture","Failure as a Service","https:\u002F\u002Fmedium.com\u002Fservant-leadership\u002Ffailure-as-a-service-937473b0c9b8#.ydd7vfjpq","Rich Armstrong managed to explain in 4 minutes of reading what I wanted to say for years, about the role leaders provide in an organization: \"When the people you manage bring you a tough call, and you choose right, they get the credit. When you choose wrong, you get the blame. And it’s OK, pookie. That’s what you’re here for.\" -- The best 4 minutes you're going to spend this weekend, so highly recommended reading!",{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":41,"label":36,"title":42,"url":43,"domain":13,"summary":44,"timeToRead":45},1464295976,"Don’t Let It Get Out of Control","https:\u002F\u002Fmedium.com\u002Fstrong-words\u002Fdont-let-it-get-out-of-control-9da8b517d7d2#.2hm72xcx6","Jason Friend (Basecamp's CEO) is always fun and inspiring to read: \"It’s important, for indie founders especially, to remember: the easiest thing to do is to launch a product or make a product. The hardest part is maintaining it and staying in business and dealing with the fact that this thing is alive and you have to keep it alive.\"",11,{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":47,"label":36,"title":48,"url":49,"domain":50,"summary":51,"timeToRead":52},1463727701,"Research Report on Email Use","http:\u002F\u002Fdanariely.com\u002F2016\u002F05\u002F18\u002Fresearch-report-on-email-use\u002F","danariely.com","Short and interesting results based on a research done by Dan Ariely on how people use their emails, and how much time we can spare others by putting some thought about phrasing it differently (e.g. putting \"can wait for end of the week\" in the title) or avoid sending some emails to begin with.",3,[54,62,68],{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":55,"label":56,"title":57,"url":58,"domain":59,"summary":60,"timeToRead":61},1464291542,"peopleware","Done, and Gets Things Smart","http:\u002F\u002Fsteve-yegge.blogspot.co.il\u002F2008\u002F06\u002Fdone-and-gets-things-smart.html","steve-yegge.blogspot.co.il","\"So looking for Smart is a bit problematic, since we aren't smart enough to distinguish it from B.S. The best we can do is find people who we think are smart because they're a bit like us... It took me fifteen frigging years before I realized that there might in fact still be \"one or two things\" left to learn, at which point I started looking outward and finally discovered how absolutely bambi-esquely thumperly incompetently clueless I really am. Fifteen years! [...] The Smart and Gets Things Done approach to interviewing will only get you copies of yourself, and the work of Dunning and Kruger implies that if you hire someone better than you are, then it's entirely accidental.\" -- Steve Yegge with an important lesson to us all, even more relevant today than it was 8 years ago when he wrote it.",12,{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":63,"label":56,"title":64,"url":65,"domain":13,"summary":66,"timeToRead":67},1464341804,"Managing Around Egos in the Workplace","https:\u002F\u002Fmedium.com\u002F@alliesurina\u002Fworking-with-organizations-large-and-small-for-profit-and-not-for-profit-i-ve-found-one-staff-f9dd2e914f28#.p6mqta728","Confusing ego with confidence is where we all lose. It makes hiring more difficult (arguing if the candidate will fit the team) and providing feedback a confusing experience. \"The difference between confidence and ego is in whether or not your idea of your greatest self lines up with others’ idea about your greatest self\" -- important to have this explicit check as early as possible with your teammates, so you could build a strong relationship without surprising each other.",5,{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":69,"label":56,"title":70,"url":71,"domain":72,"summary":73,"timeToRead":67},1464292149,"Technical Interview Megarepo","https:\u002F\u002Fgithub.com\u002Fjdsutton\u002FTechnical-Interview-Megarepo","github.com","GitHub repository with interesting links you can read if you're in the process of interviewing or building your own interviewing pipeline at your company.",[75,81],{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":76,"label":77,"title":78,"url":79,"domain":31,"summary":80,"timeToRead":33},1464281041,"inspirational","We loadtest apps using memory, disk, and CPU pressure; we loadtest humans using Slack, calendar, and e-mail pressure.","https:\u002F\u002Ftwitter.com\u002Fphilltopia\u002Fstatus\u002F727230062676742144","",{"listName":6,"listNumber":7,"listDate":8,"cardDate":82,"label":77,"title":83,"url":84,"domain":31,"summary":80,"timeToRead":33},1464281064,"It takes years to build a team, and only a few careless gestures for a manager to destroy it. Management is too high stakes for amateurs.","https:\u002F\u002Ftwitter.com\u002Fmindweather\u002Fstatus\u002F735517862849351680",1786100461859]