cbro @broady

Long post incoming, but I'm desperate at this point and need the internet's help. (For the TLDR, check the replies for links and action items) So my little sister Chizo has been fighting leukemia for the past 2.5 years. She's been in remission twice, once after a bone marrow transplant from our brother and then again after a CAR-T treatment after another relapse last year. She is now in her third bout of the fight, as the leukemia has returned yet again in December of last year. She's spent the majority of this year in the hospital and they tried an alternative CAR-T treatment, which did not work this time. Afterwards, the doctors gave her two options: manage her pain and spend time with her family and loved ones until it's time to pass on, or to take a In order to address this third bout, they tried an alternative CAR-T treatment that did not work this time. The doctors gave her two options: 1) Manage her pain and spend the rest of her time here with her family and loved ones 2) Take a life-threatening chemotherapy treatment that can lead to heart/liver failure based on the intensity of it to bridge her to her next treatment, whether it's another CAR-T treatment or a bone marrow transplant if they find a donor. She's a fighter, so she chose the chemotherapy treatment and is still fighting to this day. So I'm here to ask for y'alls help as she continues this fight.

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cbro @broady

a day ago

@runT1ME @MarkVillacampa I've worked with eng directors that had 5 reports. There is no minimum. Fact is he was a L8+ ("Director") in Engineering

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cbro @broady

a day ago

@runT1ME @MarkVillacampa look up the job ladder then and you will see that it's an engineering ladder

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cbro @broady

a day ago

@runT1ME @MarkVillacampa incorrect

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cbro @broady

2 days ago

How you kill a developer ecosystem When you care more about OKRs and launchcals than solving real problems I have no idea what exactly happened here (but I can guess) but you will never ever retain your DevRel talent if they have zero autonomy to solve real developer issues.

Justin Poehnelt @JPoehnelt

3 days ago

Two months ago I was fired by Google for creating the Google Workspace CLI. It went viral, hit #1 on Hacker News, gained thousands of GitHub stars and many thousands of actual users in just a couple days. It was an incredible, confusing journey, from directors and leaders asking

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cbro @broady

2 days ago

this guy is probably always traveling or working and never sees his kids, so when they are in the same house they can't stand to see him locked away in a room not paying attention to them

Harry Stebbings @HarryStebbings

5 days ago

Why Remote Work is White Collar Fraud. "I have a three-year-old and a five-year-old. The idea that I could do any work at my house is like a total fantasy. The kids come home at 3pm, your work day needs to keep going. I'm highly against it." @typesfast

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cbro @broady

2 days ago

@dalmaer this guy must either suck as a father or CEO if he can't figure out how to keep a 5 year old out of his private office in his mansion

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cbro @broady

2 days ago

I'm a strong believer in comments that explain the intent next to the code that should align with that intent

Beyang @beyang

2 days ago

On commenting code, which camp are you? A. No comments, just ask AI to explain now B. Lowering the friction to grokking the code is worthwhile and comments are easier than ever to keep up-to-date.