Fired
So I got fired from GitHub two weeks ago. This is the tweet I wrote afterwards while walking to lunch: The last half-decade meant everything to me. Was a hell of a gig. Thanks, GitHub. — Zach Holman (@holman) February 20, 2015 I left it ambiguous because I wasn’t sure what to think about it all at that point. I mean, something I’d been doing for half a decade was suddenly gone. If people knew what
The Correct Floor Plan For Your Startup
There’s been a lot of discussion lately about whether particular office floor plans are detrimental to your startup’s success. Since I moonlight as an Investigative Journalist, I decided to analyze three popular approaches that you can take: Open Floor Plan An “open floor plan office” derives from the Polish phrase meaning, “fuck the employees let’s shove them all in a pile and let them sort it ou
The Most Important Code Isn't Code
Documentation is the single most important change I’ve made to my coding style in the last year. Documentation is Personal I’m not talking about injecting a few comments in front of confusing lines here and there. I’m talking about taking a firm, consistent view at how you document your methods, your classes, and your projects, and then sticking to that mentality. Documentation is mostly described
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