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by bg4 8y ago
Recommend: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23168823-how-to-raise-an...
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by bg4 8y ago
More often than not, it's cleaning up someone else's mess.
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by bg4 8y ago
Hope to one day buy a bunch of land in the middle of nowhere Texas and blanket it in milkweed and other supporting plants.
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by bg4 8y ago
> Do you now? Have real data to back this up or is it just a feel good guess? Well, the program I work for is fully recognized by the CDC. This thread is about finding your work meaningful, which I do. I'm not sure why you're b
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by bg4 8y ago
Yes, helping people with chronic medical conditions improve their health and quality of life.
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by bg4 8y ago
A great book, imho, on this very subject is: How to Raise an Adult by Julie Lythcott-Haims. I can't believe the level of material and amount of work for my poor 4th grader. She's doing hours and hours of homework every night and s
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by bg4 8y ago
A friend reported it was down in Frisco, TX last night from midnight to 3am.
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by bg4 8y ago
Sounds like we need another Facebook apology tour.
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by bg4 8y ago
Available in bulk from Costco. We use these for this reason.
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by bg4 8y ago
That's left as an exercise for the reader.
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by bg4 8y ago
See also: http://www.lihaoyi.com/post/StrategicScalaStylePrincipleofLe...
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by bg4 8y ago
Same, in Indiana. High school started at 7:45, bus picked up at 6:45.
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by bg4 8y ago
More cool stuff you probably don't need whatsoever.
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by bg4 8y ago
Because you're essentially saying: All other things equal, I'll choose the candidate based on their age.
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by bg4 8y ago
Buzzwords aside, I've found Event Storming invaluable for understanding the behavior of domain/API for potential clients. Identifying the bounded contexts, how they interact, and allowing to clearly communicate with non-technical
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by bg4 8y ago
It's amazing the lengths people will go to avoid properly learning something.
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by bg4 8y ago
You probably don't need microservices either - it's insane how much money and time is being thrown away to these industrial strength hammers by companies that simply don't need it.
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by bg4 8y ago
You don't need K8S, you don't need microservices.
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by bg4 8y ago
I walk through the requirements document line by line and capture it all using Event Storming. Once I get it granular enough I can give a reality-based guestimate on the hours.
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by bg4 8y ago
Yes, go to opthamologist. The doctors I had been to (both ER and GP) were not familiar with my condition and just referred me.
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by bg4 8y ago
I worked an intense amount of hours at a stressful company for about two years before I developed a blister on my retina due to the levels of cortisol in my blood ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_serous_retinopath
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by bg4 8y ago
Have you been to DFW?
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by bg4 8y ago
Thanks for this, just bought a copy. We watched his youtube series at work and it was great.
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by bg4 8y ago
Yes.
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by bg4 8y ago
Both my current employer and last have fallen into this trap. Trying to do microservices with a small team and moderate to low complexity. Both built distributed monoliths with a shared core and were spending lots of money keeping it from f
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by bg4 8y ago
If you have to ask, the answer is no.
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by bg4 8y ago
> a large push by two folks who are no longer there Did they work for the union? Off to the next warehouse to liberate?
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by bg4 8y ago
The one I played for years and years is now offline. Makes me sad.
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by bg4 8y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspicuous_consumption
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by bg4 8y ago
Carnegie was very philanthropic. He also ruthlessly exploited his workers.

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