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by bengale 6y ago
Completely agree, I love my HomePod. Siri is hit and miss but the thing is a beast and it sounds great.
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by bengale 6y ago
The truth maybe somewhere in the middle. Perhaps they aren’t 10x the engineer but they do work that’s 10x more valuable to the company’s goals.
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by bengale 6y ago
We are a fairly small team but yeah we still have those sorts of conversations. On a Tuesday morning we have a get together for the whole team, we have a chat about the current issues we're having and what we've been working on. N
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by bengale 6y ago
You can set it back to normal in your settings.
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by bengale 6y ago
An argument could be made that the justice system should be about rehabilitation but in its current state can't be expected to provide that. I'm not sure I'd make it, but I could see that perspective.
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by bengale 6y ago
We got a team account for https://krisp.ai . It does a fantastic job at filtering out background noise. Especially helpful for our city based team members who have lots of road noise normally.
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by bengale 6y ago
Sounds unusual. I thought the paler you were the easier you generated it tbh. Also 50k IU sounds a lot too. I’m pale as fuck an 400iu a day and a quick walk put me in the healthy range.
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by bengale 6y ago
The inverse of an off-site presumably. Where people would go away from the office for a meeting.
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by bengale 6y ago
> I know remote working is all the rage right now, but the lack of all in-person engagement has had a hugely negative impact on me and led to feelings of burn out. It's worth keeping in mind remote work doesnt normally require this
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by bengale 6y ago
Agenda do this, feels like a nice middle ground.
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by bengale 6y ago
The optomisit in me hopes that when the truth about climate change really dawns then the effort to battle it could cause a similar transfer of wealth to a post war rebuilding. Lets hope we can actually solve the problem though or it wont ma
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by bengale 6y ago
Graviton is looking really interesting.
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by bengale 6y ago
The trick is to book them with a couple of like minded people. Nice quiet private office basically and your calendar looks like it’s already full so people don’t book you into useless meetings.
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by bengale 6y ago
Do the work and you can name it whatever you want.
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by bengale 6y ago
> In the amount of time I used to spend in a month making sure macOS wasn't on the brink What was it you were having to do to maintain macOS?
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by bengale 6y ago
Just wanted to say I’ve got no issue with subscriptions as long as continual improvement is happening. Have you seen how agenda does their subscriptions? You pay yearly but the features they add while you’re subscribed stay unlocked even if
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by bengale 6y ago
Book 4 is on preorder now, drops in September.
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by bengale 6y ago
Yeah that’s the one. We make pretty extensive usage of it, it’s been great.
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by bengale 6y ago
Like when you send data to a mutation and it complains about it having a __typename field that they bloody added. Had some pain with that this week.
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by bengale 6y ago
> This gives us one of two options for our cached data: either make sure every query requests a uniquely identifying field of the data we are requesting (doesn't this defeat the purpose of requesting whatever fields we want?) or wri
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by bengale 6y ago
Only thing I’ve ever seen from them is a super handy react component library.
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by bengale 6y ago
I’m not sure the tech literate professional is the right group there. Plenty of us pick Apple products because we’d rather use our time and skills to make money instead of tinkering with gadgets.
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by bengale 6y ago
As a fellow brit, my understanding has always been that the tea needs to go into water as close to boiling as possible, and putting the water into a cold pot makes that much harder. Unless in a rush I tend to use the water from pre-heating
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by bengale 6y ago
> The protocol has been criticized for omitting any mention of prewarming the pot.[6] Ireland was the only country to object, and objected on technical grounds.[7] It is a good point.
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by bengale 6y ago
Are you documenting this at all? YouTube or blogs?
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by bengale 6y ago
Still won’t be quick. EU has bigger things to deal with right now and even if they do pass something the ECJ would then be involved no doubt.
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by bengale 6y ago
> <Hidden> And men's role doesn't deserve a section, because literally everything else you read about was done by them. <\Hidden> I'm not sure why anyone would assume men did all the work, until some patronisin
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by bengale 6y ago
I think that’s sorted now. I had some weird issues when the last OS dropped but not seen it for months.
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by bengale 6y ago
I don't know if i'm missing something, but this seems crap. Its really ugly, and there isnt a lot there. Why wouldn't I just use BlueprintJs?
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by bengale 6y ago
But what of the middle managers who depend on filling their calendars back to back with meetings so they can pretend their job isn’t meaningless.

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