There is stuff in here I definitely agree with (record every meeting!), but there is also tons in here that I personally disagree with (e.g., on performance management[0]). This isn't necessarily a criticism -- different problem domains likely demand different approaches and leadership styles -- just to say that I wouldn't take any of this guide as sacrosanct: if anyone reading something in here that doesn't comport with your personal experience, I would recommend deferring to your own experience.

[0] https://twitter.com/bcantrill/status/1216491216356823040

My parents got me an Atari 800XL for my 8th birthday in 1985. It came with a very terse list of Basic commands along with a few program listings from which I learned how to program.

Stuck with Atari over the years, through an 520STfm, and even a Falcon 030 - before eventually switching to a PC running Linux in the late 90s while a student.

Last year I went on eBay and bought one of these (I have no idea where the original one ended up), was so much fun.

> It's super fast, works great across multiple calendars, is super fast.

But how fast is it?

> Is Kubernetes really overcomplicated, though?

I imagine that a million voices read that and silently, immediately, think "yes, it is." and then giggle without commenting.