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Mark and Mike discuss the single most effective management tool - the One-on-One.
Mark and Mike updated the One on One Podcasts in 2012.
The old podcasts have been archived and are no longer available.
https://www.manager-tools.com/2005/07/the-single-most-effective-management-tool-part-1
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Episode 400: Michaela Greiler on Code Reviews
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by SE-Radio
on February 26, 2020
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Michaela Greiler discusses the importance of code reviews and how to conduct them. Felienne spoke with Greiler about the practice of code reviews, how to get better at them, what tools can be used to support them, as well as how to behave in the roles of both reviewer and code author.
Related Links
Personal website
Newsletter
Code review Workshop page
Microsoft research: 15% of changes related to code review are bugs and 50% are about quality
Microsoft research: Understanding what is valuable code review feedback
Code Review Practices at Microsoft
Google research: 80% of code reviews induce a change, https://www.michaelagreiler.com/code-reviews-at-google/ & https://sback.it/publications/icse2018seip.pdf
Gerrit
CodeStream
Guest Twitter
Guest email: michaela.greiler@gmail.com
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https://www.se-radio.net/2020/02/episode-400-michaela-greiler-on-code-reviews/
A year later, Jason and Myke are still using their Apple Watches. Amid high-profile users abandoning Apple’s new wearable, why do we still enjoy it? Also, we rage about a NYT story about high-profile podcasters trying to change the way the industry works.
Dr. Drang returns to explore his background in computing from the late 1970s to today. Along the way we discover what happens when you mess up a punchcard, what Linux was like in the early days, why he uses a Mac today, and his perspectives on the near future of computing.
http://technicaldifficulties.us/episodes/080-a-history-of-computing
Tagged with computing punchcards apple unix
How to actually enjoy yourself at the symphony, and sneak your name into your favorite TV show.
http://howtodoeverything.org/post/140475028885/how-to-actually-enjoy-yourself-at-the-symphony
Our favorite trio.
He doesn’t fully grasp what the seduction community is about, but there is truth in what he says.
For example, the Mystery Method fully deserves to be crapped upon and one can empathize with Merlin even if one doesn’t agree with him wholesale.
He’s an insightful guy, if you cut him some slack on this topic.
The "community" can handle it, really.
And let’s be honest: most guys in the "community" are bumbling fools who don’t understand the first thing about real self-improvement—even if there are exceptions.
Anyway, Merlin’s thesis remains valid.
It doesn’t require tearing down others; he just chose to dismantle his own (somewhat true) concept of the "community" to illustrate what to do better.
That’s what we should all be focusing on anyway: how can I do better?
How can you?
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