@shelikavoid

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    6 May 2020

    I am currently hiring for my team and we have a few roles I'd love to chat with you about. At we care about building a collaborative and supportive team. So, if you're interested in the roles below my DMs are open.

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  2. Retweeted
    Feb 17

    Being a computer programmer is like being stuck assembling your own burger. We’ve rushed a god damn shit show. Pickle is half hanging off. The ketchup isn’t uniformly applied. But we sure as hell obsessed about something dumb like focusing so much on centering the bun alignment

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  3. Feb 10

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  4. Retweeted
    Feb 10

    So, what really happens when you book a flight? gives us a BTS look and unravels the mystery in a new post on the Duffel blog. You'll never wonder again how a fellow passenger's falcon made it on your flight. 👀

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  5. Retweeted
    Feb 8

    me: "I'd like to build for a MacOS that's older than 3 months." Xcode: "*whiny voice* 'I'd like to build for a MacOS that's older than 3 months.' That's you. That's how stupid you sound." me: ... Xcode: *grabs my hand, punches me in the face with it* "Stop hitting yourself!"

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  6. Feb 4

    Friendly reminder that I still haven't bought a printer, SIX YEARS LATER.

    Do u spend 40 hours of research before buying something or are u normal
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  7. Retweeted
    Feb 1

    Catch the latest on Duffel in yet? Read 's take on the launch of our self-serve Flights API here ✈️ ->

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  8. Retweeted
    Feb 1

    My new company is hiring across a bunch of roles. Including a couple in/with my team: Support Engineer ( our first, you can help define/grow the function) and Product Owner - . Travel will come back, and we'll be leading it.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jan 28

    Doomscroll got you down? Get a dose of optimism on the future of travel, featuring , w/ , , & on today's blog -> by

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  10. Retweeted
    Jan 28

    A trait of seniority in developers is to start thinking holistically about the project/feature we're working on instead of only focusing on the task we have ahead. The ability to think about how it fits with what the team is doing, and with the team's goal

    We need more ownership over the product and less over the code. This is one of the biggest challenges for coders. We struggle to understand that code itself doesn't have any value, it matters because the outcome is useful for someone
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  11. Jan 27

    fin

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  12. Jan 27

    of their changes going out to the customers. And the one that really says it all, especially for companies offering a service on the internet: > This is basic software hygiene. Yes! It is 2021 people, this is basic software hygiene. we do CI/CD and we're proud of it

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  13. Jan 27

    If allows me, I'd go a bit further and say that it doesn't even strictly need to be an engineer. Did a sales person edit one of the repos and put a PR to fix a typo in the website? Did a designer make a change? None of these people should live in fear

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  14. Jan 27

    "If any engineer on your team can merge a set of changes to main, secure in the knowledge that 15 minutes later their changes will have been tested and deployed to production, with no human gates or manual intervention required, then congratulations! You’re doing CI/CD."

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  15. Jan 27

    "The goal of CI/CD is to reduce the lead time of software changes to an interval short enough that our human learning systems (adrenaline, dopamine, etc.) can map to the feedback loops of writing and shipping code."

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  16. Jan 27

    Being in a company that wants to change the travel industry one small step at a time, I couldn't agree more. A couple of sentences hit home for me. 👇

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  17. Jan 27

    Great article by on CI/CD:

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  18. Retweeted
    Jan 26

    Tried Duffel's self-serve Flights API yet? Get our Starter plan free + no booking fee on your first 1,000 orders in 2021. has the story -> (w/ customer ❤️ from , co-founder, )

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  19. Retweeted
    Jan 22

    “A frictionless, hassle-free experience is even more important and crucial to the future of the industry now." -> Read more from Duffel CEO & CTO on the launch of our self-serve Flights API. Thanks & for the story 🙌

    Duffel to help travel ‘build back better’ with free starter offer for flights platform: Self-serve platform means agents can be signed up and selling flights from 20 suppliers in minutes
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  20. Jan 21

    How amazing is it that it is possible to sign up to and sell your first flight within 5 minutes? 🤯 I'm inspired every day by the people that make this possible and very glad I work with them.

    Today we launched our new self-serve Flights API on the redesigned which enables anyone to sign-up and book their first flight in 5 minutes with less than 20 lines of code. (1/3)
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  21. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    I’m much better at building stuff than I am at tweeting about it, but... Really excited to share something and I have been working on to help engineering teams create, manage and learn from their incidents better 🔥🚒🎓🚀 Check it out:

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