artsyca

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by artsyca 6y ago
The greatest professional sin is undervaluing the other person
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by artsyca 6y ago
Sure! And have them all report each other for thought crimes and maintain secret files on everyone. Either that or let AI sort it all out.
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by artsyca 6y ago
Not to mention once metrics become targets, they cease being useful as metrics because they're apt to be gamed. It seems you simply can't win when you need to guard against mindlessly selfish behaviour.
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by artsyca 6y ago
Totally happening in the corporate world. Rewarding employee mentality while hoping for not employee mentality.
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by artsyca 6y ago
let's get this straight -- You're doing the thing you love most in all the world, surrounded by people who feel the same way. You've gotten every perk known to man from ping pong to free booze. You're getting paid handso
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by artsyca 6y ago
And what's worse, you wouldn't consider a dress up job to save your career, nor does it strike you odd that there are no dress up jobs to be had. By now you still haven't noticed that casual culture is a poor substitute for
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by artsyca 6y ago
That's the spirit mihaaly. Now follow this line of reasoning a little deeper like good little knowledge worker my dearest colleague.
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by artsyca 6y ago
It's only a job if you treat it like one. But then again you most likely refuse to dress up for it, amiright? And you'll throw every prevarication in the book at me as to why dressing up for work isn't necessary. And I'l
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by artsyca 6y ago
I'm glad I have the shirts on my back bro and your comment has inspired me to mend my fraying dress pants. By the way I think he's being rhetorical, not literal. It's an order of magnitude thing. i.e. I had o(n) where n <
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by artsyca 6y ago
Sounds like something I would write, kudos. Bro it's not about getting more t-shirts. One day you may wear collared shirts.
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If it ain't fun why do it?
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I'd venture it's not so much the technique behind the individual layers but the understanding of the need for all the layers and their interactions and the best practices in given situations. We're prone to tediously repeat t
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by artsyca 6y ago
I gotta keep it real for you sir banana, the only way to have a legit conversation on this platform is to have an equal number of up and downvotes.
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by artsyca 6y ago
I don't want to sound like I'm pontificating or defecating on the corporacy at everyone's favorite hardware company but it strikes me that these sorts of lapses are cultural and stem from this tedious emphasis everyone places
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by artsyca 6y ago
This is often because people don't understand that the real deliverable is knowledge gained throughout the process and the software is actually an artefact of this knowledge.
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I often refer to this diagram when in doubt https://www.scrumexpert.com/knowledge/how-to-detect-agile-bu... Agile bullshit starts with the attitude that some of our people are not client facing
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by artsyca 6y ago
I know the best art is created by embracing constraints.
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This is the comment I'd like to end my HN career on. Goodnight for now and very pleasant dreams.
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He's the inventor of the danged electronic dictionary man.
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by artsyca 6y ago
10k steps is about 6km give or take.
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This is a bit of a tangent but I think we can all agree that with the absolute glut of endless streams of information we are now relying more and more on heuristics to determine what information is relevant than we've ever done. Yet pe
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And Mario kart! Greets to all of my 64-heads! Man I still remember the late 90's.. Not a care in the world saving up all my money to buy the next cartridge..
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How does that bode for the vision fund? Doomed from the start?
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Survivorship Bias – Eddie Woo(youtu.be)
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Naw dude let's do this! We need to form a small support circle I'd be very grateful and indebted to our meeting.
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by artsyca 6y ago
A very generous and thoughtfully worded reply. Very grateful to your kind consideration of this subject. It's incredibly complex and a lot of the evidence is circumstantial and layers of cultural cruft have certainly confused things bu
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Join the conversation bro -- we can arrange a jitsi meeting
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I have just taken the leap and signed up for protonmail it's my {$HN_HANDLE}@protonmail.com Dude let's have a nice warm beverage and compare war stories
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by artsyca 6y ago
Dude read the first paragraph of "Call of Cthulu" by HP Lovecraft. Unfortunately that ship has sailed for us, there is no going back all the way.. But you should take comfort in that you're not alone. I have a lot I'd li
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In case you don't know what I'm talking about https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing

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