Houston Haynes

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Raleigh, NCJoined August 2022

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20+ yr builder of high-performance teams & planetscale systems. Board of Trustees - F# Software Foundation (2021-22)

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Is Your Job Description A Ransom Note?

A Very Good, Sort-of Bad Example The second person I hired in my career stayed with that company for 20+ years after I moved on. He eventually became the lead hardware engineer for one of the most widely recognized brands in the world of electronic m...

May 21, 202210 min read

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What the F(#) is Next?

An(other) Inflection Point Spend enough time in technology and you see recurring patterns ebb and flow. The democratization of technology - areas of specialization evolving into commodities - has largely been a net positive. But if you get caught up ...

Jun 2, 202120 min read

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Low Code is Dead. Long Live Low Code!

History Rhymes Technology providers ride the 24-hour hype cycle as much as they drive it - and with that comes peaks and valleys in the signal-to-noise ratio online. This week was Microsoft's "Build" showcase - and with that comes their big marketing...

May 27, 202115 min read

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How Agile Jumped the Shark into a Zombie Apocalypse

TL;DR If you've spent any amount of time in this field you will have noticed a "lost-and-found" cycle of various truisms in software engineering. Through the years the discourse on agile patterns and practices has been both the beneficiary and victim...

May 13, 202115 min read

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Antifragile Design - A Proposal

TL;DR Antifragile Design for Systems [AD4S] started as a thought experiment - a moment of clarity from my 20+ years in hardware and software - leading engineering teams from start-ups to multi-national conglomerates. AD4S is a rubric for decisions in...

May 3, 20217 min read

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Is Your Job Description A Ransom Note?

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How Agile Jumped the Shark into a Zombie Apocalypse

Antifragile Design - A Proposal

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Is Your Job Description A Ransom Note?

What the F(#) is Next?

Low Code is Dead. Long Live Low Code!

How Agile Jumped the Shark into a Zombie Apocalypse

Antifragile Design - A Proposal