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Wunderlist The only way to organize your life and work Saturday, October 5, 13 Hey, how have you been? Saturday, October 5, 13 Saturday, October 5, 13 Saturday, October 5, 13 remarkable Saturday, October 5, 13 Saturday, October 5,

  1. Wunderlist The only way to organize your life and work Saturday, October 5, 13

  2. Hey, how have you been? Saturday, October 5, 13

  3. Saturday, October 5, 13

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  5. “remarkable” Saturday, October 5, 13

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  7. Life Saturday, October 5, 13

  8. “Deferred Life Plan” desires problems fears Saturday, October 5, 13

  9. We all want one thing Saturday, October 5, 13

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  12. “Most organized” Saturday, October 5, 13

  13. MOST ORGANIZED • punk band guitarist - replaced by the now-second-guitarist for Green Day • professional saxophonist • Classical music composer • conference founder/chair • open source contributor • author of 4 books • extreme weight loss • written about in NYT best seller • translator to senior tibetan monk • started a software development center in India • Live in 4 countries on 3 continents • self-taught hindi & tibetan • Senior Vice President of a fast growing big company • CTO at multiple startups, including one that got purchased • distance runner • international conference speaker Saturday, October 5, 13

  14. In the redwood forest Saturday, October 5, 13

  15. In the redwood forest In a meeting Saturday, October 5, 13

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  17. Qualifications • procrastinator • lazy • introverted • unqualified Saturday, October 5, 13

  18. Passionate Programmer in a Nutshell • Choose Your Market • Invest • Execute • Market • Refresh Saturday, October 5, 13

  19. Levinsky Me with Ruby Saturday, October 5, 13

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  21. We are engineers? • Let’s use an engineering metaphor • Like Scrum vs XP: XP is more prescriptive Saturday, October 5, 13

  22. McDonalds E-Myth Code Review, me programming Systematize Saturday, October 5, 13

  23. We automate important code functions Automate We raise the level of abstraction in our code Automate important things career-wise so they don’t get ignored Saturday, October 5, 13

  24. You know how to work on a complex system Saturday, October 5, 13

  25. You are a complex system Saturday, October 5, 13

  26. Your career is a complex system Saturday, October 5, 13

  27. Your health is a complex system Saturday, October 5, 13

  28. Your personal relationships are a complex system Saturday, October 5, 13

  29. what do engineers do? Saturday, October 5, 13

  30. what do engineers do? Manage complexity Saturday, October 5, 13

  31. what do engineers do? Create abstractions Saturday, October 5, 13

  32. what do engineers do? Implement Saturday, October 5, 13

  33. what do engineers do? Measure Saturday, October 5, 13

  34. what do engineers do? Change things Saturday, October 5, 13

  35. what do engineers do? Anticipate failure Saturday, October 5, 13

  36. what do engineers do? Organize Saturday, October 5, 13

  37. what do engineers do? Argue (passionately) Saturday, October 5, 13

  38. We care "The only great programmers are the good programmers with great practice." Chris Parsons Saturday, October 5, 13

  39. How to be accomplished • Some tips from me • Just my personal story. YMMV Saturday, October 5, 13

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  42. We probably mean... Three things: actually accomplish things feel like you accomplished things be perceived as accomplishing things Saturday, October 5, 13

  43. Ask: “Why am I doing this?” • Business • Career • Life Saturday, October 5, 13

  44. Opportunity Cost Saturday, October 5, 13

  45. finding passion link to my post What would you rather be doing? Saturday, October 5, 13

  46. India Rickshaw drive Amazon review “How do you have time for all this?” Saturday, October 5, 13

  47. Either “Hell yeah” or “no” http://sivers.org/hellyeah Saturday, October 5, 13

  48. don’t optimize in the small. “Frugality Sucks” (I’m paraphrasing) Saturday, October 5, 13

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  50. Confronting Fear • Some fears are so ingrained we forget they limit us • Fork lift driver to waiter • programmer to manager • contacts Saturday, October 5, 13

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  52. Practice invest • Practice (Coltrane and/or davinci?) Saturday, October 5, 13

  53. LEARN Saturday, October 5, 13

  54. Passion Conservation Leads to working (NEXT SLIDE) on the most important thing Saturday, October 5, 13

  55. “What are you working on?” “What is the most important open problem in your area?” “Why aren’t they the same?” Richard Hamming Bell Labs Quitting naviance to do http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/YouAndYourResearch.html the important Saturday, October 5, 13

  56. Changing/evolving vs working on Saturday, October 5, 13

  57. new york pragprog (code) career Saturday, October 5, 13

  58. Partial People Saturday, October 5, 13

  59. Be the worst guy in every band you’re in - Pat Metheny Saturday, October 5, 13

  60. Be the worst guy in every band you’re in - Pat Metheny "If a close pal had an unhealthy amount of weight gain, your chances of packing on pounds increase by 57%, found one Harvard University study" http://www.prevention.com/14worsthealthmistakes/list/12.html Saturday, October 5, 13

  61. “I’ve always wanted to...” * Banjo, accordion, etc. * Get in shape * Learn a language * Live in another country Saturday, October 5, 13

  62. How to be “most organized” Saturday, October 5, 13

  63. "Your organizational chart is like the grand schematic of your business" http://www.e-myth.com/cs/user/print/post/your-organization-chart Saturday, October 5, 13

  64. the most complex legacy system of my career Saturday, October 5, 13

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  71. Kent Beck's rule for method decomposition "Divide your program into methods that perform one identifiable task. Keep all of the operations in a method at the same level of abstraction. This will naturally result in programs with many small methods, each a few lines long" Saturday, October 5, 13

  72. Single Responsibility Principle Every object should have a single responsibility. That responsibility should be entirely encapsulated in the object's class. Saturday, October 5, 13

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  76. NO MORE PROJECTS Saturday, October 5, 13

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  78. DO NOT MEASURE THE PROCESS Saturday, October 5, 13

  79. The more our life options get paraded around as consumer options, the more we forget that there’s a difference between the two. Saturday, October 5, 13

  80. Automation automate everything you can Saturday, October 5, 13

  81. calendar alerts Saturday, October 5, 13

  82. Marathon Training Saturday, October 5, 13

  83. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kempelen_chess1.jpg Saturday, October 5, 13

  84. outsource Saturday, October 5, 13

  85. make it outsourceable • document • communicate • delegate • measure Saturday, October 5, 13

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  87. Marketing is a moral imperative Saturday, October 5, 13

  88. Vanity Metrics vs. Success Metrics "To be frank, though, I have worked on fame a lot harder than I’ve Do it but don’t obsess worked on wealth. Perhaps I just have a case of regret about that." - Kent Beck http://www.threeriversinstitute.org/blog/?p=231 Saturday, October 5, 13

  89. DIVERSIFY + REFRESH Saturday, October 5, 13

  90. Value Rigidity http://www.flickr.com/photos/daveog/2438627552/ Saturday, October 5, 13

  91. http://www.flickr.com/photos/stepagna/4146675947/ Saturday, October 5, 13

  92. Monitoring create systems to watch your systems Saturday, October 5, 13

  93. How does this happen? Saturday, October 5, 13

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  95. church of graphs Saturday, October 5, 13

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  98. information radiator “Coined around 2000 while standing in a Thoughtworks office looking at all the paper on the walls around me, “information radiator” refers to a publicly posted display that shows people walking by what is going on. Information radiators are best when they are big, very easy to see (e.g. not online, generally), and change often enough to be worth revisiting.” http://alistair.cockburn.us/ Information+radiator Saturday, October 5, 13

  99. “Chart what you care about, what you worry about, what you want other people to know.” http://xprogramming.com/articles/bigvisiblecharts/ Saturday, October 5, 13

  100. http://www.exampler.com/old- blog/2005/04/02/ Saturday, October 5, 13

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