Submissions from balter.com

		I've worked remotely at GitHub for thirteen years: here's what works (balter.com)
		4 points by chmaynard 45 days ago \| past
		Everything Should Have a URL (balter.com)
		2 points by lovestaco on March 29, 2025 \| past
		The difference between 18F and USDS (2015) (balter.com)
		2 points by nswanberg on March 1, 2025 \| past
		How to Run LanguageTool on macOS (balter.com)
		1 point by chmaynard on Jan 30, 2025 \| past
		The Zen of GitHub (balter.com)
		3 points by zerojames on June 26, 2024 \| past
		Cathedral vs. Bazaar People Management (balter.com)
		3 points by kiyanwang on Jan 21, 2024 \| past
		Everything an OS maintainer might need to know about OS licensing (balter.com)
		1 point by 0xdeadbeer on Jan 12, 2024 \| past \| 1 comment
		Remote work requires communicating more, but less frequently (balter.com)
		336 points by chmaynard on Aug 4, 2023 \| past \| 314 comments
		Pull requests are a form of documentation (balter.com)
		1 point by ghuntley on May 26, 2023 \| past
		Practice Inclusive Scheduling (balter.com)
		1 point by benbalter on May 25, 2023 \| past \| 1 comment
		Pull requests are a form of documentation (balter.com)
		7 points by benbalter on May 25, 2023 \| past \| 1 comment
		Pull requests are a form of documentation (balter.com)
		1 point by chmaynard on May 20, 2023 \| past
		Meetings are a point of escalation, not the starting point of a conversation (balter.com)
		2 points by benbalter on April 21, 2023 \| past \| 2 comments
		Why you should work asynchronously (balter.com)
		3 points by alexzeitler on Feb 25, 2023 \| past
		Manage like an engineer (balter.com)
		150 points by wallflower on Jan 11, 2023 \| past \| 69 comments
		Helpful 404s for Jekyll (and GitHub Pages) (balter.com)
		2 points by chmaynard on June 30, 2022 \| past
		Why you should work asynchronously (balter.com)
		2 points by chmaynard on March 17, 2022 \| past
		Eight tips for working remotely – Ben Balter (balter.com)
		2 points by firstSpeaker on March 16, 2022 \| past \| 1 comment
		The seven things a corporate(GitHub) Chief of Staff does (balter.com)
		1 point by firstSpeaker on March 16, 2022 \| past
		The Zen of GitHub (balter.com)
		1 point by herbertl on Dec 21, 2021 \| past
		How I over-engineered my home network for privacy and security (2020) (balter.com)
		2 points by nceqs3 on Dec 18, 2021 \| past
		Using GitHub Actions to get notified when an API response (or web page) changes (balter.com)
		9 points by chmaynard on Dec 16, 2021 \| past \| 1 comment
		You probably shouldn’t add a CLA to your open source project (2018) (balter.com)
		38 points by Amorymeltzer on Oct 19, 2021 \| past \| 41 comments
		How I re–over-engineered my home network for privacy and security (balter.com)
		345 points by chmaynard on Sept 1, 2021 \| past \| 198 comments
		Nine things a (technical) program manager does (balter.com)
		2 points by benbalter on March 26, 2021 \| past
		Octoversary – eight years of optimizing for developer happiness (balter.com)
		2 points by chmaynard on March 4, 2021 \| past
		Trust and safety features to build into your product (balter.com)
		2 points by bckygldstn on Sept 1, 2020 \| past
		Rules for Communicating at GitHub (2014) (balter.com)
		2 points by cglong on May 19, 2020 \| past
		Problems, not solutions (2018) (balter.com)
		122 points by UkiahSmith on Feb 14, 2020 \| past \| 41 comments
		Treat Data as Code (2013) (balter.com)
		2 points by breck on Jan 22, 2020 \| past
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