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CDKs
This document is a profile for Diego Pacheco, who is a cat's father, head of software architecture, agile coach, SOA/microservices expert, DevOps practitioner, speaker, and author. He has expertise in topics such as Terraform, CDKs, and CDKs code generation and maintains GitHub repositories on these subjects.
Encryption Deep Dive
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Sec 101
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Reflections on SCM
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Management: Doing the non-obvious! III
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- Biases that can negatively impact decision-making like planning fallacy and availability bias.
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- The importance of having "skin in the game" and being willing to be wrong to drive change and learning.
- Dealing with scarcity by identifying high and low performance areas and reallocating resources accordingly.
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Architecture & Engineering : Doing the non-obvious!
Diego Pacheco is a software architect, agile coach, and speaker who focuses on non-traditional approaches. Some of his views include that requirements can change and duplication is okay, tests don't always improve design or find bugs, and complexity sometimes needs abstractions but other times they add unnecessary complexity. He also believes teams will always have technical debt so it's important to prioritize fixing quick wins over deep technical issues, and that architecture is about people and enabling teams.
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- Product teams are more effective than feature teams because they are focused on discovering customer needs rather than having predefined solutions.
- Sharing a vision rather than a detailed roadmap allows for more flexibility and ability to change tactics.
- Psychological safety and an environment where people feel included, safe to learn and contribute, and safe to challenge the status quo is important for teams.
- Discipline is needed to successfully execute digital transformations but often lacks longevity and focus shifts to short term goals.
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Nine lies about work
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Management: doing the nonobvious!
This document provides advice and perspectives on management and leadership from Diego Pacheco. Some of the key points discussed include:
- Ego can distort reality and inhibit innovation, so leaders should suppress ego with humility.
- Not all communication needs to happen between all people; structured teams are better models than rigid organization charts.
- Feedback is difficult to give and receive but is important for growth if approached without emotion or defensiveness.
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AI and the Future
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1) Whether AI-generated music has soul or not.
2) The possibility of AI judges making faster parallel decisions.
3) Elon Musk's view that we are all already cyborgs.
4) Musk's proposal that augmented humans could regenerate organs and tissues by 2100 through technologies like neuralink.
5) The potential to reengineer humans and expand lifespans to 120-150 years through these technologies.
Dealing with dependencies
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