9/ Ok. When you put it like that it is quite damning.

California has 12% of the US population
30% of the homeless population
50% of the unsheltered homeless population

I’m great at LinkedIn:

«It’s fascinating to see how folks who were still in primary school when I was working on a browser and doing agile, are showing up with their No True Scotsman. I’ve been building products for 20 years. I have programmed […]

[Original post on social.vivaldi.net]

4/

Me: what if you’re wrong?

Agile coaches: what do you mean?

Me: what if this is Bad Actually? What if you’re making the organization Worse?

Agile coaches: I don’t get it

Me:

Them:

Me:

Them:

I feel like I should apologize for my posting. I will probably do it again, though, this is how I manage to force my brain to read something it Really Doesn’t Want To.

It’s becoming clear to me (on the main social media platform of the Agile Coaches: LinkedIn) that the reason I’m causing a stir is that I did the unthinkable:

I actually read the entire book
Twice

97/ On to part 2 «Team Topologies that work for flow» and chapter 4: «Static team topologies»

Note that flow, stream and domain have not been properly defined yet. And cognitive load seems to be anything that makes you unhappy at work.

85/ «Programs which model problem solving using means-ends or alternatively, nonspecific goal strategies can be analyzed in order to obtain an indicator of the relative information-processing capacity required by the two strategies. This section describes such a procedure.»

45/ Got a chat platform like Slack or Teams or whatever? A way for people to talk to other people across prossess boundaries *gasp*? Beware «this kind of many-to-many communication will tend to produce monolithic, tangled, highly coupled, interdependent systems that do not support fast flow.»