Diana Montalion @dianamontalion@librem.one
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Dancing with systems at Mentrix. Weekly publisher of From Software to Systems. Devoted to cultivating nonlinear thinking. Opinions are free to a good home.
Joined May 2019
@josdeweger @indu @dtlaycock I overcooked the brussels. Not a good start!
@indu @josdeweger Oh my goodness, now I'm gonna feel bad if you ALSO lose the match. Well, I suppose it's WIN WIN day :)
@indu @josdeweger hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha ha!
@josdeweger @indu Hey @dtlaycock@hackyderm.io we've already begun the food banter. Gonna be a great watch party :)
@josdeweger @indu It'll taste even better when Croatia SCORES THE FIRST GOAL
@josdeweger @indu Roasted chicken and brussel sprouts for lunch. Guacamole with pomegranate for game snacks. Might sneak in berries with coconut yogurt during the second half.
@indu @josdeweger I am cooking delicious food in preparation. Dom will be cheering with you Indu, so ... that'll be fun :)
@indu @josdeweger
can we add dtlaycock@hackyderm.io to the party? He’ll be next to me, listening to me fuss about how random penalty calls are.
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Reading Design Unbound and I can tell it's really amazing how it explains complex systems.
💯% recommended for those who like complexity theory and apply it in their day to day
Thanks @dianamontalion for pointing to it in your talk!
The Writing as Thinking (and Learning and Leading) course starts on January 19, 2023.
The first cohort will be small and is already half full.
Writing practices to
- strengthen metacognition
- synthesize knowledge, experience and sound judgement into well-reasoned recommendations.
- integrate disparate experiences and expertise.
- navigate uncertainty through inquiry and structured learning.
Newsletter subscribers: check last week's edition for your discount.
https://mentrix.courses/writing-as-thinking
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RT @ghohpe@twitter.com
Many #enterprisearchitecture initiatives of the past failed to deliver value because they tried to document reality as opposed to defining useful models and abstractions for better decision making
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While following a lot of people can populate your Home feed significantly, sometimes people (like me) end up boosting a lot and that can unexpectedly hinder your own experience.
So if you like someone's specific posts and don't want to follow their boosts, you can go to their profile under the [...] button, and select the "Hide boosts from account" button.
There is no algorithm on Mastodon. You have ownership and control over every filtering decision instead of some robot.
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Mike Amundsen
APIs Unplugged Podcast - S3 E11
#APIs in a Non-linear World with
@dianamontalion
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PLEASE BOOST: Right now Mastodon is only receiving appr. $21,000/month through Patreon.
This is not enough to handle the 1 million new accounts that will be made this week.
Currently, only 4,720 patrons are donating to Mastodon.
However, if everyone chips in $2/month, this will ensure the continued survival of Mastodon!
Be a hero! Donate now! https://www.patreon.com/mastodon
This is not enough to handle the 1 million new accounts that will be made this week.
Currently, only 4,720 patrons are donating to Mastodon.
However, if everyone chips in $2/month, this will ensure the continued survival of Mastodon!
Be a hero! Donate now! https://www.patreon.com/mastodon
Diana Montalion
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Just left the #NonLinearThinking #workshop by @dianamontalion
Was a great Workshop! Thx for offering it!
found this very short video on YT about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOvbpuv5W1A
@trondhjort Oh! I thought that was more about list making. Less about feedback. But of course, it's both :)
Many teams are moving inexorably away from monolithic software. There’s nothing inherently wrong with a codebase that is self-contained and mostly independent. But when it needs modernization, there's no Big Transformation. There's just incremental decoupling of capabilities brought online *in relationship* to the rest of the system.
Microservices are all about pattern thinking and well-architected relationships.
https://mentrixgroup.com/newsletter/2022/11/17/microservices/
In the move from Twitter, I miss the “like” button. How do y’all manage that? Give more direct feedback?
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Posts that I'm happy with so far are:
* "Thriving with complexity using open sociotechnical systems design" https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/thriving-complexity-using-open-sociotechnical-systems-hjorteland/
* "Enabling a Learning Organisation" https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/enabling-learning-organisation-trond-hjorteland/
* Sociotechnical Systems Design for the “Digital Coal Mines” https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/sociotechnical-systems-design-digital-coal-mines-trond-hjorteland/
* " Good Fences Make Good Neighbours" https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/good-fences-make-neighbours-trond-hjorteland/
* " Microservices Without DDD is Risky Business!" https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/microservices-without-ddd-risky-business-trond-hjorteland/
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As Mastodon grows, and the number of people you follow increases, your feed will become busier and busier.
As the algorithm here depends purely on the time of tooting and retooting, it might mean you will miss a lot of content you were used to see if you are a part of the #twitterMigration.
You can make sure you never miss toots from certain people by including them in a #list!
Check out this thread for details:
https://masto.ai/@bookofsand/109321124121768047
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Dancing with systems at Mentrix. Weekly publisher of From Software to Systems. Devoted to cultivating nonlinear thinking. Opinions are free to a good home.
Joined May 2019
