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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
It's not surprising that no one else commented about it because agile/scrum/lean are terms that cast a huge net. If I just set deadlines, then I've recreated part of Scrum which has deadlines at the end of Sprints. Deadl
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
I like it. Where did you get the prompts? Or did you create them yourself?
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
I turn that setting off on my Firefox.
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
At around 1:54 in the video, it comes to a stop light that is in front of a Shell station's gas price board. It actually took me a second to notice the stop light. There is another light on the left side of the screen, but it still mad
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
I'm a developer and I've only worked with 2 people whose job title was "product manager" (both at the same company). They didn't seem to have the any stake in building and inspiring teams. I don't think the pro
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
Hah, nice catch, I remember seeing it do that weird jig but didn't look rewind or look close enough to figure out why it did that.
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
This is a reasonable solution for many people. I don't think I could stand keeping track of it in a spreadsheet: - You can only access the data from the computer the spreadsheet is on - Can't share with other people Lastly, and mo
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
Worse yet, he expects both.
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by NAHWheatCracker 10y ago
My understanding of what makecheck is talking about is a more personalized sort of classification, though. I haven't used Spark, but it seems from what I see that this aspect of the product just classifies a few generic types of email