AgentOrange1234

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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   It sounds like you’re a good team lead. My current manager, one of the best I’ve ever had, is much the same. Technically not superb. But at least pretty good. Also a great listener, and really keyed in to what the team is up to, struggli
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   You might look around a bit. Alternately, I’ve found that not caring about consequences can be surprisingly liberating. As in: if it’s really that hopeless, you may as well speak your mind and say what’s fucked up. What are they going to
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   My team lead was the least competent person on the team. This was constantly frustrating. When it finally bugged me enough to look around, much better pay was available. So that pretty much did it.
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   Who is unleashing this on kids without limits? It’s quite easy to limit screen time. (Not talking about any parental controls stuff, just “turn that off.”)
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   Slightly past the 5 second rule :(
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   Thank you so much for this. I loathe the pardon the interruption window.
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   That... makes perfect sense. Thanks!
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   This is really fascinating. I still don’t have an intuitive understanding of why getting into space takes so much more propellant than flying an airplane, but it seems like it’s definitely a hugely more difficult thing to do. Thanks for p
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   by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

   It's so bad. My MBP used to work flawlessly here, connecting and disconnecting from monitors, shutting and opening the lid. Now every time it goes to sleep it loses the ability to talk to my mouse. I've given up and just set th
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    by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

    Weekend project? I thought the Apple chips were getting pretty competitive with Intel chips despite the thermal/power constraints of a phone. I thought AMD was getting really catching up with Ryzen and thread-ripper. I thought Intel
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    by AgentOrange1234 8y ago

    I'll (of course) agree that they benefit wealthy shareholders more than other people, but it seems a stretch to say that they only benefit the wealthy. They employ lots of people. They make phones/etc that people like. They mat