Delta Chat on Nostr: The surprising developments in our teams happen "in between" when someone makes an ...
The surprising developments in our teams happen "in between" when someone makes an "argument in code" after some inspirational chatting with others, often in cross project and cross-concern manners. Chaotic some might say, not unfittingly. Challenge is to sync it with our release scheduling and reliability discipline. There is this nice saying "you have to become disciplined to be undisciplined" which mirrors practises of how larger #ccc events are arranged in which delta chat grew up :)
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