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by apercu 3y ago
Nice, clear, concise demo.
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by apercu 3y ago
Fair, 90% of my darkroom experience was a stat cam and we used plastic tubs and rubber(ized?) rollers. They always stained but since I wasn't using metal...
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by apercu 3y ago
Still better than logging in, using the new web app or downloading the app. It's not like 95% of the content is any good anyway. You have to dig deep into a niche to really get any value, and the last few years, less and less. Of cours
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by apercu 3y ago
Right? (#2), I can't be so far in the minority to just not be willing to bother with Twitter. There is really very little content that will compel me to have a bad time consuming it. Is it 1 out of 10? 2 out of 10? More? Even if it&#x2
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by apercu 3y ago
Darkroom chemicals versus natural environment? (Though maybe it's pollution or trace elements in organic materials causing the rust / pitting on the CT?).
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by apercu 3y ago
Consulting (mostly DT/business process) since end of 2014.
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by apercu 3y ago
No argument. I don't own a smartwatch.
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by apercu 3y ago
Only partially in jest, but checking your email during in-person meetings?
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by apercu 3y ago
Wouldn't you want to track the flow through the all components though? Case management for example - case is created, case is triaged, case is (hopefully) closed. That way there is visibility. If it's workflow A/tool A, some
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by apercu 3y ago
It feels like "progress" and "change" are glacial. I'm about to turn 50. I have been in tech since I was 23. When I first entered the workforce there were more people doing the same amount of work than happens today
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by apercu 3y ago
I am far, far, far more productive in a 15-25 hour week than I am in a 35-45 hour week. Every hour past 30 is diminishing returns for focus/knowledge work.
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by apercu 3y ago
I'm hoping I get 30 years out of my sub-compact tractor. I'd hate to be an old man and have to buy another one on retirement income... These things are not lawnmowers, and they should (if cared for) last. I refused to even shop Jo
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by apercu 3y ago
The mask debate is so ridiculous I'm astonished that we are still having it. Why do so many (mostly science deniers) constantly have an axe to grind? Those most "propagandized" are almost a complete overlap with those that id
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by apercu 3y ago
Even if not correlated, this is diabolically genius for all state sponsors and financiers of terrorism.
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by apercu 3y ago
Fair, but for those 6 billion people that don't live in the EU....
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by apercu 3y ago
"You're not the son of that particular (local) biker gang's members or in favour with them? Sorry, no welding for you!" That seems super local. I've got welder friends (and electrician friend, and plumber friends an
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by apercu 3y ago
I hated how as a developer the requirements weren't understood, written down or changed weekly, completion was extremely hard to achieve, and I always ended up in crunch time redoing work (weekends and evenings). So I became a BA. As a
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by apercu 3y ago
This is probably sacrilege but after 40 years of being annoyed with avocado ripeness I just routinely buy them and keep them in the fridge. They don't go off and keep for weeks.
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by apercu 3y ago
...and they will still try to find ways to use the data after you pay. Because the fines are rounding errors versus the profits.
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by apercu 3y ago
This is a good question and there are many good responses here. I wish there was a silver bullet, but after decades of startups and launching new companies and transactions and exits, I've seen even the most ethical people do questiona
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by apercu 3y ago
At higher levels you usually have insight that these things are coming and can negotiate retention bonuses and other benefits, or threaten to walk (sinking shop and all), and I think it's likely, so I asked the question....
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by apercu 3y ago
Everyone is different. I spent 8.5 years commuting in the Toronto area with traffic getting worse and worse each year. Being a morning person meant I lost my most productive work hours in the car (public transport would take almost twice as
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by apercu 3y ago
I'd be interested in whether the C-level got any severance or healthcare....
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by apercu 3y ago
This is the same process I learned after too many years of unrealistic expectations and turning relationships tense by "change requisition clients" to death. Estimate the overall project effort the best that you can, then add 20-3
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by apercu 3y ago
"a different definition of "work" Playing golf. Talking about work over lavish lunches. Having flexibility in your days to go to the gym, run errands, these things all extend the "work" week. :)
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by apercu 3y ago
I think certain kinds of work lend themselves to 100% remote being OK. I have worked remotely for about 10-11 years total out of my career. I just had to fly to client sites every once in a while, or drive in to the city to attend meetings.
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by apercu 3y ago
Well, did you? lol.
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by apercu 3y ago
One side says "Bitcoin good!" I assume they all still hold bitcoin or dream of doing so. One side says "Bitcoin bad!" I assume they don't hold bitcoin. I think the idea is sexy, and it definitely harkens back to the
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by apercu 3y ago
> Were the calls ever posted? Yes. On Christians Reddit post about the shutdown. Transcripts and links to specific audio bits. Pretty easy to locate.
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by apercu 3y ago
You would think that students at such a "prestigious" institution would understand that freedom of speech does not equal freedom from consequences.

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