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Jemaclus
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Jemaclus
12y ago
I love this idea. I love it so much. I've been lamenting the notion that my friends can browse my "real" library on my bookshelf, but nobody can browse my e-book library. I've read hundreds of books on my Kindle, and the
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Jemaclus
12y ago
Awesome, thanks for your response!
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12y ago
It says there are 5 steps, with the first four steps containing free apps, and the 5th step containing an integration to RescueTime, which appears to cost money. I don't particularly want RescueTime. Am I just going to be on the "
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12y ago
Where's that option? I created a project, and the closest thing I could find was in Versions. I clicked on the "(?) Public" thing, and it said that I couldn't change it or something. I don't want it to be public, bu
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12y ago
I've got an internal API that isn't available for public consumption, but would enjoy having beautiful documentation. Does ReadMe have an option for that?
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12y ago
Full-time 9-5 developer here. I leave my work at work and spend my Sundays with my fiancee and my friends. I tend to either go for a run or play disc golf in the mornings, make a homemade lunch, then, weather permitting, spend the rest of t
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12y ago
I think you're making a lot of assumptions here. Firstly, that she's a flamboyant bitch (she's not -- in fact, she has never even mentioned this kind of thing until I asked her). Furthermore, by assuming she's a "fl
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12y ago
Sure, but you're approaching this from a male perspective of "I'd tell them to stop." That's just not realistic for a woman. If you're a woman, how do you say "Stop looking at my boobs" without negati
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12y ago
I was talking to one of my best friends who also happens to be a coworker the other day, and I said "Hey, if you're ever a victim of sexual harassment, what can I do to make you feel comfortable with coming to me so that I can att
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12y ago
Yeah, but I think the resale factor is exaggerated. If they send you a "good" candidate, you might go back to them, but they're just finding the first "good" candidate they can rather than finding the "best&quo
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12y ago
As a hetero male that is relatively new to management, what can I do to let my direct reports, indirect reports, and other colleagues know that they can report these kinds of things to me, and I will take them seriously? I don't have a
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12y ago
My big problem with Hired.com and similar sites is that there's no incentive for anyone to be honest. I have no incentive to say "not interested" to anyone, and they have no incentive to back up the salary they post. It'
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12y ago
I'm not sure the conclusion here is that remote tests are bad. It's also possible that your screening methods didn't do a good enough job. (As a disclaimer, I'm a terrible interviewer, but...) I believe that by the time
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12y ago
Not sure why they chose to prefix this with "DevOps", because this seems like a great list of general engineering team principles and not DevOps-specific principles. Still, it's a great list. I'm actually looking for som
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12y ago
Our general rule is no big deploys on Fridays. Minor bug fixes, maybe, but most of the time it can just wait til Monday!
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12y ago
Yep! Agreed! Usually the bugs I'm talking about are things we didn't catch until well after deployment where a hotfix makes more sense than rolling back. But you're right, if something goes wrong soon after deployment, we rol
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12y ago
Back when I first got into the start-up scene, I used to work long hours because everyone else did. At some point, I realized that literally nothing has to be done RIGHT NOW OH MY GOD RIGHT NOW. Almost everything can wait until tomorrow mor
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12y ago
With the first two low-competence groups, you tend to start off the conversation with "I think we should do X," because you don't trust them to come up with a good plan from the start. You can talk about it with them, but at
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12y ago
I would also point out that the iOS software for my iPhone is really, really basic and unsophisticated. I'd love to figure out how to hack it myself and write my own software. I guess I should learn Obj-C first... ;)
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12y ago
I have a Bluetooth enabled hearing aid, and this guy is spot on with everything. I started off with an analog hearing aid -- when it broke, you took it in and got it fixed. Nowadays, my hearing aid syncs with my iPhone, syncs with my comput
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12y ago
Someone already mentioned Situational Leadership, but I'll just expand on that a little. There are four main methods of management in this paradigm, and it depends on how your team members work. * Low competence, high commitment -- the
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12y ago
As a web developer by trade, if I wanted to get involved in a project like this, having zero farming experience, where would I start?
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12y ago
I have yet to run into any work-related problem that simply can't wait until tomorrow. If you put in a solid 6-8 hour day, then you've earned the right to let the rest go until tomorrow morning. I don't take my work home with
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12y ago
Yes, you'll get better. It's one of those things that just takes practice. My advice is to just test, test, test, test, test. Test until you're sick of testing, then test some more. My second piece of advice is to just slow d
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12y ago
I'm completely deaf in my left ear, and I wear a hearing aid in my right ear. What's really cool is that my hearing aid has BlueTooth, and starting with the iPhone 5S, Apple supports direct-to-hearing-aid technology. That means wh
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12y ago
Slightly off-topic and not about this particular slideshow (which is quite well presented visually)... Is slideshare.net really useful without hearing the presenters talk about it? This particular slideshow has lots of actionable content on
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12y ago
Slightly off-topic and not about this particular slideshow (which is quite well presented visually)... Is slideshare.net really useful without hearing the presenters talk about it? This particular slideshow has lots of actionable content on
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12y ago
Can you elaborate? Any resources on getting started with this kind of thing?
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12y ago
Came here to say this. I'm rather annoyed at the bait-and-switch here.
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12y ago
No worries. :)
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