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by bearer_token 6y ago
Add more tracks. Program Manager - Project Manager - Product Manager - Architect Define the capabilities and responsibilities expected of each. What does a "Principal Project Manager" do? How do they enable a team to deliver more
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by bearer_token 6y ago
> There are better ways, but they eat at the profit margin if you were only to maximize on profit, yield, and market value. If the goal, however, is towards the well-being of the community and the land in which things are farmed, then th
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by bearer_token 6y ago
I'm a member of several private slack and discord groups. They are my 'cozy web' and support network. Some are alumni from a certain employer, some are subject matter focused.
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by bearer_token 6y ago
“Once you've got a task to do, it's better to do it than live with the fear of it.” -- Logen Ninefingers https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/logen-ninefingers#:~:te...
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by bearer_token 6y ago
It's truly incredible. Demonstrable proof of passing the turing test. Or - maybe the commentators are bots too. It's now impossible to tell.
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by bearer_token 6y ago
It didn't. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/07/0...
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by bearer_token 6y ago
Agreed! Would be a great weekend project for a junior developer or someone trying to break into the industry. All the steps are there, just not the packaging.
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by bearer_token 6y ago
Two implications: 1. We have many maps, models, or concepts - different ways of viewing the same situation. How we choose which map is often more important than the overall accuracy of our maps. Changing perspective often beats getting more
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by bearer_token 6y ago
> when you need that bit of info you never know where exactly your colleague put it > So I have my own todo.txt ... if there's some time left I update all the other tools. Do you see the irony? Not saying this is wrong, just that
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by bearer_token 6y ago
You're onto something. I've been wanting this for years, regardless of current conditions. A lot of people meal prep for the entire week. Restaurants could fill in for that. Something like https://www.eatclub.com/
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by bearer_token 6y ago
I have an odd fear of going to a therapist in the bay area - when all my issues are caused by being yet another bay area stereotype. Do you think therapists get tired of dealing with people who are just unhappy with their job in a bubble?
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by bearer_token 6y ago
I've always thought there should be an "other help" movement alongside "self help." Some of the content could include guidelines for being available while setting firm boundaries, dealing with caregiver fatigue, set
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by bearer_token 6y ago
Imagine this from the other perspective: 1. You use Trello to track work with your team. 2. You invite your team to use Trello using corporate email accounts. 3. Someone leaves the company. You decommission their corporate email. 4. Five ye
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Who wants to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the oldest open Jira ticket with me? https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-161
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by bearer_token 7y ago
1. Incorporate documentation updates into your definition of done - at the task, sprint, and project level. 2. Always have an agenda. Always have someone taking notes. Notes must be reference-able (public slack channels count, wiki is bette
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by bearer_token 7y ago
This is the Goggin's 40% rule https://www.google.com/search?q=goggins+40%25
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by bearer_token 7y ago
> a clean install why use on-prem, in this day and age?
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Interesting. I tend to structure my day around goals and work so much that I don't leave enough time for relaxation. I likely mistakenly assume most HNers are overly ambitious, perfectionist, neurotic types like myself. I have no troub
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by bearer_token 7y ago
> A wasted day may lead to a wasted life This smacks of anxiety and FOMO. Thinking like this would drive me absolutely paranoid. Life is much more stochastic than this. Yes, it is likely that in retrospect a few select hours of work may
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by bearer_token 7y ago
One tactic I've learned is to set aside time to focus on relaxation. Ambitious people assume intention should be applied towards productivity, but relaxation is required for us to function at high capacity. Do not assume idle or distra
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Security issues, like other emergent system properties, can arise at any layer of the stack. While code level issues should absolutely be a focus in the SDLC, it's common to find security issues crop up from: * Hardware, kernel, OS, pa
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Is this a sufficient risk that an AI company would be wise to hire an adversarial security engineer? Or is this still well below hypothetical?
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Enjoy a fictional exploration of this phenomenon, introducing the concept of a scissor statement. https://slatestarcodex.com/2018/10/30/sort-by-controversial/ Then realize that we have algorithms optimiz
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by bearer_token 7y ago
From https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch/ > if everyone hates the current system, who perpetuates it? And Ginsberg answers: “Moloch”. It’s powerful not because it’s correct – n
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Hmm, like Shape Security did with web elements, this appears to do with hardware elements. Seems promising, but not the level of enterprise architecture most at risk.
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Okay, I'll bite. How is this different than an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)?
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by bearer_token 7y ago
They've been touting performance increases for a while now https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftware/jira-software-...
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by bearer_token 7y ago
You joke, but looks like: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-18076 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-36896
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by bearer_token 7y ago
Honestly I don't see how we could use the cloud version unless we could at least lock it down the same way we do behind a firewall; VPN or office only. Guess it's on the roadmap, like everything else. https://confluence