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      <title>Go slow to move fast</title>
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      <description>Engineering teams can often improve their long-term development velocity by slowing down in the short term   A shared misunderstanding Technical debt is an often debated topic. Like most concepts in software, it isn&amp;rsquo;t particularly difficult to find arguments supporting opposite sides of the spectrum - in a single minute of searching I was able to find that some believe that technical debt doesn&amp;rsquo;t exist, while others feel that technical debt is the most important aspect of product development.</description>
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      <title>Introduction</title>
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      <description>Background   My name is Jordan Kaye. I&amp;#39;m currently the Head of Technology for Belvedere Trading&amp;#39;s office in Boulder, focused on research and development of fully automated market-making systems.
 As a leader, I believe that maintaining trust through honesty and consistent expectations is key to building high-performing teams and organizations.
 As a technologist, I enjoy exploring different programming languages and paradigms to design robust and easily maintainable systems.</description>
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      <title>Striped development</title>
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      <description>Incremental progress on large projects can be achieved by developing functional stripes across the system&#39;s components   When planning the delivery of a software project, there are many different strategies for handling the design and implementation of the system. At the extremes, we could attempt to complete a fully-specified design before writing any code at all, or we could start writing code without putting any thought towards our design and architecture at all.</description>
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      <title>Creating a development blog</title>
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      <description>Welcome to the inaugural post of Organizing Chaos!
 I&amp;#39;m the type of person who loves to tinker with new pieces of technology. Recently, I&amp;#39;ve been experimenting with a few different technical ideas that I thought were worth writing about (stay tuned for future posts 😉), so naturally I started to get excited about the prospect of setting up a personal development blog for myself. After a weekend of research and experimentation, I&amp;#39;ve arrived at a very simple (yet effective!</description>
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