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Great vlog 👍🏾

I bet had he tried out assembly language code he would have got it 100x faster perhaps. Coding/programming is a science and art both. The science part is objective and you can reason about. Its the art part that is subjective and you can get it wrong. I have benefitted a lot from clean code, its just that you need to know which one to follow and to what extent and sometimes you have to be pragmatic and violate something since these are guidelines and nothing is carved in stone. A good code/architecture is all about *ilities that it addresses for a given solution. Wikipedia lists about 80+ ilities I guess. Not all of them are applicable to all solutions. Pick what matters to your solution and ignore others.

Story pointing doesn't allow you to talk about complexity in a non-biased way. It just gives the illusion of objectivity

I've been EM by 7 months! And I felt the same, mainly for the work balance part. I lost my personal life, I get so tired, that I usually been thinking about my team and their deliverables on the weekend. 😢

Story pointing is a huge waste of time

As a new software developer, I feel completely demotivated while working with Agile. Everyone except me loves that methodology, but I feel unproductive.

Holy moly, whew. Damn I been wasting my time with hardware stuff. Need to learn to code. I would love to work for them. Heck even if I have to start at the lowest level. Thanks for sharing.

I hate the story points system. Makes the whole thing feel like a stupid game I don't want to play

I work as a programmer at AWS and the company culture sucks. I wish I had a manager like you, not a micromanager as***

It's a waste of time; don't watch it. You'll discover it's a prank when you get to the end of the video. He doesn't provide you with any useful information. I like his strategy of creating an entertaining product + getting a lot of viewers = getting paid by UA-cam.

Why is the title not about Scrum or SAFE instead of Agile when the Agile manifesto does not mention those things ?

I mean, shouldn't the title be 'Bad Agile' and not just 'Agile'? Almost everything you describe in your fix section is something that should be taking place in a healthy Agile organization. You are throwing the baby out with the bath water. Scrum typically gets the bad wrap because its too prescribed but Scrum is meant to be a stepping stone for new orgs getting into Agile. There are much more efficient and loser frameworks like Kanban that I personally have guided my org into. Our planning sessions take 15 minutes, we do not care about velocity or story points (Kanban provides me with lagging and leading indicators I can use to tell when something can be done), our reviews include stakeholders and demos. I see these videos a lot and almost everyone of them is describing Agile that is being utilized poorly.

I like to check out things you never Know when something will click in your Mind !!!!

The best way not to Win Any Lottery is don't Buy a Ticket Guaranteed !!!!

I've spent a long time writing code -- often as the lone programmer supporting a small office -- and for much of that time I didn't use unit tests. (Or, y'know, version control and other such wastes of time...) When I learned about unit tests, though ... I started using them. I'm far from perfect, and I often seem to write code that is not easily testable, so I've still got plenty of room for improvement, but the idea of *not writing tests* now seems just ... odd.

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"How modern day software development destroyed agile"

The four day work week won’t catch on until someone starts making it catch on. Ford didn’t invent 40 hours, the Labor Unions fought, and in some cases died, for it. That’s how you make change.

😆It's funny because almost 100 percent of your dialogue while watching his video was the internal dialogue that I had with myself while watching his video. I think one of the main things is, like you mentioned, his experience is with unit tests trying to test stupid things as opposed to behavior due to the codebase not being type safe.

If you have environment where classes are expensive, then yes, you should avoid using oop. Otherwise I would have Shape->getArea(), bcs shape is responsible for its area. This is what clean code means to me.

Bro I work 77 hours a week😢

Innaccurate and clickbait video title. You're in fact advocating for Agile and raising how most professional teams are implementing it poorly. You recognise frameworks like scrum and SAFe are not fully compatible with the devleopment of software. "Agile Has Destroyed Programming" - instead consider "Your team isn't Agile". It has the same provocative title and is more accurate to your point.

10:11 Bro just read the first 4 lines of the wikipedia page and immediately assumed you can easily simd-ize OOP code. Doing simd usually implies working with chunks of data at a time, so that you can perform 4 or 8 additions in one cycle. If you're doing one add per method call in your encapsulated object to adhere to clean code principles you're throwing performance out the window. 13:21 It doesn't work like that. Most codebases that completely ignore performance in the design stage are beyond repair and require a full rewrite to be optimized (e.g. the LLVM codebase). It's not as easy as "ok, let's just find the hotspots in this horrible codebase and nullify their execution time"

Is the deploy to bucket a zero downtime? If not, do you have any suggestions on how to approach it?

come to germany, then you will become a real engineer. I promise

Honestly, as much as I don't like writing unit tests, what Theo said is just so wrong on every level. He is just glancing over loads of issues and taking a completely wrong approach. A 7-minute turnaround on production bugs with no way to know that you didn't just introduce another bug. Utter nonsense.

As a 8 year scrummaster I completely agree with you. The main issue is trying to convince leadership to adhere to the good points of Agile can get you fired for working against the grain.

Hi... what's the update in 2024?? Is there any significant change in salary structure or change in avg salary? And how much Netflix pays to ML engineers? Can a Data Analyst can get ML Engineer job with 3 yrs of experience?

Throw out deadlines??? Really? If the effort is more than 6-weeks, its probably too big anyway? Wow. So what processes do you use for large software project that have to be in place by a pretty solid SCHEDULE milestone???

I quit working 40 hours a week, now I do 60 or 70, and I can’t seem to find time to take a vacation. Oh well.

Agile is the method by which tech builds blindly. Agile leads to bad and inconsistent documentation practices because of arbitrary documentation requirements.

I did something like this 3 years ago in Python. The code has a lotto database to process different lottery games in Texas ('Powerball', 'MegaMillions', 'TexasLotto', 'TexasTwoStep', 'CashFive'). Also there has been 9 versions (different number ranges) of the Powerball game so you first have to pull out the numbers for the latest game. I also graduated the code to use Pandas a data analysis library. I have been playing the latest numbers with a quick pick ticket for the past few years. It make no difference. Still loosing money.

My strategy is to work 50ish hours a week during the summers in Alaska for four months, then part time the rest of the year(20 hours a week) teaching Kung Fu and personal training. It works for me.

Can you please tell where other locations of apple apart from California

I've used agile at a couple of companies. The first one did it almost right. The second not at all. People get this wrong a lot. Agile is not a tool for management to get developers to produce more in less time. It only does two things. It lets you make better predictions about how long something is going to take. Better predictions is always better for business. It's not perfect but if you do it right, it's better. And it gives your customer permission to change their mind every two weeks. The cost of that benefit is they might not get all the features they want. They features they might not get are at the bottom of the sequence so it should be no big deal. Everybody, the customer, the management, the developers, need to know that and be OK with it. If they don't understand or they do but are not OK with that, then don't bother doing it. If management thinks this will produce more in the same amount of time or produce the same things but faster, then don't bother doing it. They don't get it.

what if my gpa is low for cs as well as regular gpa. both are sub 2.5

If you have to commute, like so many do, and I used to, then 40 hours a week is ALL of your useful time. Your time at home is exhausted useless time, just enough time to turn around and go back. It’s soul crushing.

if i had an american passport and citezenship i wouldn't work 40 h a week ... i live in the 3rd world , i have no choice , getting a job in itself is an accomplishment .. if i dont work , i will starve and i have to illegaly immigrate ...

"Community" - SO users who signed on in the first few years, picked all the low-hanging fruit, gave each other's questions & answers UV's to get that first 100K rep out of the way, then fortified the site in order to protect "their turf". Most who might join after the drawbridge was raised will be driven away with hostility and intimidation. "Community". What a laugh! More like: "Gated community"

it's tedious any way we do it. but are these a list of winning sets of number that resulted in a jackpot win being paid out? those are the number that matter. it narrows the hunt down.

someone should bring this discussion to brazil!

I agree....but I don't have much of a choice right now.

As you move up you write less code, simple.

I am actually moving away from development to other fields in IT only because of this Agile bs. It it like a cult or a religion...pure madness

Wrong! At some point each number will occur the same amount of time. Just not at the same time. Therefore there is no such thing as numbers that occur more often than others. But of course if you organize the balls in ascending order, then the Ball 1 will occur more often in first position than other balls because it cannot be in other positions....etc. But each Ball has the same amount of possible combinaisons anyway. So they all have the same chances to occur.

Tests ALWAYS improve my code, ALWAYS. I have even gone as far as mocking input and output of my hardware to model the serial connections between devices which is incredibly useful not having to alway rely on running it on the actual hardware. It means I can clear out bugs BEFORE I even get to testing it on the actual hardware. It saves so much time.

I have two problems with this: 1) Agile - individuals and interactions over processes and tools. Agile - is defined by a process (how to do)! 2) Waterfall is just made up . My company still uses what the authors of the agile manifesto would call waterfall on big projects. But this is not where someone goes off into the wood in their own and returns with a complete software product for a review. It is managed by an architect who supervises/reviews specification, requirements, design, implementation, build etc. - the architect is typically the most experienced developer in the team. At different stages of development other members of the team and/or company (including potential users, marketing etc.) are called in to give their opinions and possibly test the product. We then might also send the product out in alpha or beta versions to power users for their opinions. It's just agile but progress meetings are appropriately set and staffed. I think the best description I heard about Agile is that it was an "in" for MBAs into software without having to code.

Dudes/dudettes if you cant understand his simple code, then this is the exact reason why the industry is in the state it is. If you dont care about performance and cant understand the code thus far, you arent really a programmer. Dont feel bad the industry is flooded with amateurs pretending to be competent programmers..

Successfully accomplished destruction of the like button. 👍💥

Excuse me just asking what is the highest level that you can reach in Google and also the highest salary?