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by brixon 7y ago
I would assume the Milky Way is moving too.
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by brixon 7y ago
Agreed, but you can still find fairly simple questions related to the domain they should know to weed out a lot of people. For applications that will use a lot of SQL back end, I will ask the person to describe what a Left Outer Join does (
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by brixon 7y ago
I think the root of the issue I am getting backlash on is team work vs individual work. If you are using Agile as a process to just organize work then ignore all my comments. I am using Agile/Scrum as a way to build strong development
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by brixon 7y ago
The sprint is two weeks long, if you finish your user stories in a week like OP, then is a full week of downtime ok? That will encourage everyone to sandbag the work to only need to work every other week. No one is talking about millisecond
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by brixon 7y ago
I think this hold more true to the types of games I play, but a little less so to the types of games this developer makes. It sounds like he is targeting the D&D and retro gaming crowd. This also holds more true to the generation being
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by brixon 7y ago
I agree, I am assuming you know how we implemented Scrum.... We do point estimates very early to know if a story is too big and needs to be broken down and for rough release planning. The developer that volunteers for a user story will do a
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by brixon 7y ago
Examples are: The tester is always backed up (1 tester for 4 developers), so a developer can help test a user story they did not write. A developer can take on a user story that was originally assigned to someone else.
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by brixon 7y ago
It depends. For me it's a 20% role, I focus more on the sprint flow. We have a System Engineer and they do most of the Product Owner cat wrangling that I would assume a lot of Scrum Master's have to handle. The scrum team should b
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by brixon 7y ago
As a Scrum Master the final comment bugs me. The Sprint is a team effort, you might have been assigned user stories, but if your velocity is higher than others then you need to improve your estimations and you need to help others finish the
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by brixon 7y ago
Mentions it at the bottom, but looks like you need to go here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/ServiceStack.Common
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by brixon 7y ago
Not sure if their models have changed, but FedEx is more focused on express delivery. UPS is broader on all package delivery.
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by brixon 7y ago
Also, use a scheduler to download this at night when you are a sleep or not at home.
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by brixon 7y ago
I would bet their thought process is more that there is less competition in the longer range market, so they will do better. There are lots of options now if you don't need much range.
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by brixon 7y ago
Global changes like this are near impossible, but most of the work is for the local internal customer which is very possible and rewarding. Large projects are normally won or lost on the strength of the upper management, it is normally not
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by brixon 7y ago
Something fun to start in might be GreasyMonkey kind of stuff were they can manipulate existing sites. That could introduce them into a lot of programming areas while still allowing small changes to have big results.
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by brixon 7y ago
Let's ignore the SaaS security issues for a second. When IT says "No" it's not like the area asking is going to go away and not try to solve their problem. Organizations are going to find ways to solve their issues and I
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by brixon 7y ago
Did you see their website posted for the merger? There will be 4 divisions/segments/??? 2 are from UTC and 2 from Raytheon, it does not seem like they are planning for a real integration.
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by brixon 7y ago
YouTube: Steve Ramsey & Izzy Swan both have playlists focused on new woodworkers.
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by brixon 7y ago
Going down that road, the YouTuber ProjectFarm has a good video on the holding power of screws and nails. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAxGAIFbqu4
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by brixon 7y ago
Right click on the icon, select properties and add the flag in the target.
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by brixon 7y ago
Agreed, don't pick any random CC. Pick your final university and then find CCs that have agreements on transfer credits. I did 1.5 years at a CC in the same city as the university and on the sign up sheet for classes they would star th
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by brixon 7y ago
Granted, my son now wants toys based on this "new" show he was watching and is sad to find out that toys for this are no longer made and the only ones that exist are collectibles.
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by brixon 7y ago
You don't need fresh on all the time, but for long trips I will switch to fresh for at least five minutes each hour. You just want to cycle the air in the cabin for less re-breathed air.
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by brixon 7y ago
Depends on what you mean by older. You have less time because you chose to have less time. Let's ignore 40 hours for work and 56 hours for sleep, the rest is based on choices you made along the way. Could be kids or commitments or loca
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by brixon 7y ago
This is commonly called the second mover advantage. If they do not have some special sauce that prevents an easy copy of their idea then it was going to happen sooner or later.
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by brixon 7y ago
If you don't have a standing army then you better have treaties with ones that have standing armies. The small kid does not get picked on if he has the right friends.
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by brixon 7y ago
how else would we go into deeper debt? the budget deficit and debt is not going to grow on it's own.
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by brixon 8y ago
This is nothing new. The defense contractors working with the university have clear rules on how and what they can share with which people.
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by brixon 8y ago
If you tie the amount distributed to inflation like the Social Security does in the US then it would auto adjust.
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by brixon 8y ago
There are many ways to extend the patent or the effect of the patent: https://www.upcounsel.com/how-long-does-a-drug-patent-last

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