Trond Hjorteland

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IT architect and socio-technical practitioner at Capra with a ghoulish sense of post-punk and a geeky interest in science and systems thinking. He/him. #DDDesign #SocioTechnical #SoftwareArchitecture #OpenSystemsTheory trond.hjorteland.com

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Trond Hjorteland (@trond.hjorteland.com) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 2 noviembre 2024. Tiene 901 seguidores, sigue a 308 cuentas y ha publicado 579 posts.

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Trunk-Based Thierry (they/them)@tdpauw.bsky.social06-11-2026 15:45
Published: Beyond the Shades of Conway's Law - Dynamics: Conway's Time Component Software development efforts on long-lived systems create architectures that rarely reflect today's organisation because temporal memory anchors past decisions and engineers’ turnover. thinkinglabs.io/articles/202...
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plingelinn.bsky.social@plingelinn.bsky.social06-11-2026 15:43
I den utmattende føljetongen om adhd, og til dels autisme savner jeg en diger dose ydmykhet. Det er latterlig når fagfolk "føler seg presset til å diagnostisere", og hvis det er tilfelle så er problemet manglende yrkesetikk og ikke at folk henvises til utredning.
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Trunk-Based Thierry (they/them)@tdpauw.bsky.social05-11-2026 21:15
This psychological safety, articulated in Google's project Aristotle, was nothing new. Isabel Menzies formulated it as follows in 1960: > the success and viability of a social institution are intimately connected with the techniques it uses to contain anxiety
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Einar W. Høst@einarwh.bsky.social03-11-2026 15:05
Petition to change the text of every “maybe later” button to “not today Satan”. (We all know they will never concede a plain and final “no”.)
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Trunk-Based Thierry (they/them)@tdpauw.bsky.social01-11-2026 16:01
While researching part 5, "Scale, Conway's Corollary," I read Bion's "Experiences in Groups" (recommended to me after my talk, "Shades of Conway's Law"). It is a fairly difficult read — full of psychoanalysis. However, such an insight into modern teams. library.agnescameron.info/psychiatry/E...
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