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by bfdm 7y ago
I'm not sure how any of that relates to you suggesting "DoD does not exist" above. What do you mean? The DOD is not a singular ruleset, but something defined by the project team, and which can evolve as the needs or the proje
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by bfdm 7y ago
Well, sure. I've had those too. The trick is making sure some of that time is spent validating the assumptions you made explicitly or subconsciously. Doing the change right means making sure that a) your change actually meets the reque
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by bfdm 7y ago
There is a small subset of devs that will rush and get the work "done" in the underallocated time. The catch is in, of course, the Definition of Done. This is why we spend time aligning teams on exactly this. Sure I can fire off t
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by bfdm 8y ago
That categorization dismisses a host of evenings & weekend part time bootstrapping startups.
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by bfdm 8y ago
Congrats! Something I was looking for that you could work towards adding is a demo video showing how this might be used / what the experience looks like. I know I can sign up for free to try, but I don't even know what I'm si
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by bfdm 8y ago
It's possible that you are limited to lower resolution. Can you confirm whether you can get any of the 4k streams?
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by bfdm 8y ago
I can't tell whether this is satire or April Fools material or not, and that's a little bit sad for the way we treat our seniors.
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by bfdm 8y ago
I've done that for production support on an ecommerce site we developed before fully handing off to the client. Spreading the on call work as much as possible among the dev team I think is ideal, because it adds a shared incentive to e
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by bfdm 8y ago
The ultimate "it's a feature, not a bug!" case.
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by bfdm 8y ago
Yep, it's the thankless job that when done well nobody notices.
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by bfdm 8y ago
One that I've found increasingly important: Documentation specifically addressing how to use in multiple different tech stacks. More generally, not assuming that everyone has the exact same pipeline as the core developer(s), and some e
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by bfdm 8y ago
I haven't spent years raising, training and forming an emotional bond with that cow, pig or chicken. I believe it's possible with the cow or pig, in which case I expect the owner to be just as upset and rightly so.
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by bfdm 8y ago
Followed the link to read about the taxes, but the framing doesn't make sense to me: The Vanguard Group is a mutual fund company whose adviser is owned by the funds, rather than being an independent profit-seeking corporation, so it c
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by bfdm 8y ago
I find the more effective version is showing you different products that either complement something you bought or are substitutions or variations on something you considered but did not buy. (Either browsed or added to cart but did not com
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by bfdm 8y ago
But it still perpetuates a class system whereby having money and influence yields (potentially) more money and influence. Main Street investors who will have no say at scale should not be excluded from participating in the wealth creation.
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by bfdm 8y ago
This suggests an opportunity for a separately priced "family" option to allow sharing for non-commercial use. Say $7/mo for up to 4 users?
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by bfdm 8y ago
And while I appreciate good updated content, I still insist that the _publish_ date should not change. In your case, the publish date ought to be many years ago. The _updated_ date, however, may be re-written with those refreshes. Content s
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by bfdm 8y ago
> The main issue evergreen content is facing on Medium is that you can't update the date of an article. Nor should you. The published date is immutable. You may, however, set a new _updated date_ with your last update. We need to se
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by bfdm 8y ago
Did you follow a guide to set this up? I'm not an expert in cloud envs, but I have set up a run machines in GCP and consider myself capable. I had a really hard time finding a guide for setting up NC in a GCP VM and following the instr
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by bfdm 8y ago
Neat idea, but seems to be limited in user choice. Tried to draw a couple of things, it picked the closest match, then got stuck on "Finding a place in the world" for me (why can't I pick?). Also can't seem to draw new t
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by bfdm 8y ago
Technical co-founder (VoiStory - https://voistory.com ), and we just added "sharing" for stories told by users. Except this "share" form just sends us an email with their share request and we implement the lin
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by bfdm 8y ago
That's pretty interesting, especially in how it made two apparently differently-capable companies into relatively equal competitors.
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by bfdm 8y ago
See the thing is, you're not able to determine whether a person is "no danger of further injury" being you aren't a medical professional. A person with a severe impact might not have much external signs or pain, but coul
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by bfdm 8y ago
But you don't have to buy an iPhone, or any iOS-based device to build an app for them. You have to by a Mac desktop/laptop which runs osx/macos. So it really is on a different platform already, but one within the walls of the
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by bfdm 8y ago
OK, so build detection of that into the phone and disable charging if the source is unsuitable. Apply to all charge bases evenly. I have no problem with this. The problem is in saying you can only use theirs , even if you have another perf
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by bfdm 8y ago
I don't want to fly anywhere. I want to buy a plane ticket with my name on it good for travel to B if I decide I want to do that later.
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by bfdm 8y ago
I was surprised that nobody had yet suggest Ken Burns' The Dust Bowl. While not particularly exciting, to be honest, I found it incredibly moving and educational. The origins and extent of the plight and its ramifications across the wh