Brisket Programming

A juicy, melt in your mouth brisket. A beautifully orchestrated application. These don't just happen. They take experience, which is evolutionary. I have a technique for smoking a brisket, born out of iteration and experimentation, that makes a pretty good brisket. Software development and cooking have a lot in common. I'll tell you about my brisket, but really I'll talk about learning to process information quicker and more efficiently. This not only gives answers a place to land, but tastes good too.

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1. BRISKET PROGRAMMING @barrettclark
3. https://flic.kr/p/87LCzc
4. EXPERIENCE
5. ITERATION
6. def iteration yield end iteration { experience }
7. https://flic.kr/p/ow34jk
8. SEE INFORMATION Efficiently https://flic.kr/p/buxVHu
9. COUNT THE BLACK DOTS What’s important and what’s just noise? https://flic.kr/p/cQjiT1
10. HOW TO EVEN BEGIN Iteration
11. MAKE A THING Iteration
12. MAKE ANOTHER THING Iteration
14. UNDERSTAND YOUR TOOLSET
15. RECOGNIZE & CONSOLIDATE Map-Reduce FOR YOUR BRAIN
16. ANSWERS NEED A PLACE TO LAND
18. https://flic.kr/p/LobZJ
19. AND THIS…
21. THE BRISKET
22. TL;DR BRISKET RECIPE • Get brisket • Score brisket • Put rub on brisket • Smoker set to 225º indirect • Wood chips • Put brisket in smoker • Wrap brisket in foil at 160º • Remove brisket at 205º • Rest for hours (the brisket) • Eat brisket
23. GET BRISKET
24. SCORE BRISKET
25. PUT RUB ON BRISKET
26. 225º INDIRECT
27. WOOD CHIPS
28. BRISKET IN SMOKER
29. CRUTCH AT 160º
30. REMOVE AT 205º
31. REST
32. ENJOY
33. COOKINGCO.DE/2014/05/07/ GENERALLY-FOOLPROOF- AWESOME-BRISKET
34. WHAT DO MAKING BRISKET AND A WELL-ORCHESTRATED SYSTEM HAVE IN COMMON?
35. THEY BOTH INVOLVE REST
36. THANK YOU @barrettclark