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Paul Johnston 🌍 need: NED, advisory, consulting Profile picture
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Jun 23, 2018 • 4 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
Well, Germany are rubbish this year #WorldCup #GERSWE
Spoke too soon. Sweden are trying very hard to lose #WorldCup #GERSWE
Like REALLY hard #WorldCup #GERSWE
And Germany have scored #WorldCup #GERSWE

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Paul Johnston 🌍 need: NED, advisory, consulting Profile picture
Sep 7, 2018
There's a whole lot of people online saying they still look things up or make stupid mistakes when coding after X years in tech.

I definitely still do. I'm not perfect. Documentation is important. I look up stuff that is easy all the time. I make really dumb mistakes.
But I've also spent over 20 years coding in multiple different languages and doing various different roles.

I haven't always been someone that writes code.

Writing code is not what I do that adds value.
Someone who writes python or go day in and day out should remember a lot of python stuff because it'll become second nature.

But I wouldn't expect them to be able to walk into a board meeting and explain the product roadmap to an investor either.
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Paul Johnston 🌍 need: NED, advisory, consulting Profile picture
Aug 18, 2018
Thread: My wife was at the supermarket today picking up some bits and pieces and she got chatting to the young guy at the checkout.

They had a chat...
He had decided after school not to go to University and had been working there for a couple of years but was excited now because he was about to go.
He'd looked at the options after school and seen it as something that wasn't for him. But having worked for two years he decided that the job options weren't that good so decided to look again.
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Paul Johnston 🌍 need: NED, advisory, consulting Profile picture
Aug 14, 2018
Gave my Dad an echo dot yesterday. He has macular degeneration and I thought it might help. Installed a big company's skill for him to help with trains (my parents can't drive any more) and watched the interaction.

It was terrible.

Sometimes tech just doesn't get it
I completely understood the interaction and the questions.

A 70+ yr old?

He asked a perfectly reasonable question about when the next train from X to Y was and the response was

"Do you want to plan a journey?"

Which was a bit confusing because he'd just said that
There was no "I didn't quite understand" or anything like that.

Our voice interactions should default to "my fault... Didn't understand... Sorry" and not respond with questions that seem confusing

If the person says "I just said that" then you've got it wrong
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Paul Johnston 🌍 need: NED, advisory, consulting Profile picture
Jul 16, 2018
THREAD:

So, let's have a quick chat about CI/CD and #serverless.

This will be more "overview" than in depth (it's twitter after all)
CI and CD* are not the same thing

*and there are 2 types of CD
CI is Continous Integration

When multiple developers are working on one project, at some point they have to come together and combine their efforts...

...therefore Integration

And that happens continuously over a project
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Paul Johnston 🌍 need: NED, advisory, consulting Profile picture
Apr 16, 2018
THREAD: A good practice is for each AWS Lambda function to do one thing rather than bundle all functionality into one function.

Why?
A quick answer is that the smaller the Lambda function, the faster it will load and the quicker it should run (depending on libraries etc), but that's very simplistic
Let's take a slightly more businesslike view of #serverless
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