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by codemac 6y ago
Considering High Output Management literally advertises Management By Objectives, I'm confused how that is a citation for your point about KPIs vs OKRs, they should not look that different. If you're doing OKRs without some type o
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by codemac 6y ago
Basically this is why folks use org-mode, but it won't satisfy you if you're used to syncing.
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by codemac 6y ago
As a complete noob to rust, I found attempting to manage a memory pool that is handed out per request to cause all kinds of borrow checking headaches. My bet is people choose to allocate heavily rather than figure out how to share memory co
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by codemac 6y ago
Apple is not a monopoly! They have a majority (not monopoly) on a very specific US-based market. They aren't the only US market, and they are a small international market. Apple isn't even the #1 handset manufacturer (they are #3
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by codemac 6y ago
> The law does not require that Google and Apple run their online stores the same way, or that Apple interact with Google's store the same way they choose to run their own store. That's actually what the court cases are for, an
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by codemac 6y ago
There's great research about zero defect software, and my favorite is a weird grey textbook by Capers Jones called "The Economics of Software Quality" In it you'll find that this level of requirements gathering, blueprin
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by codemac 6y ago
Agreed, they're trying to scare folks. When I looked into something similar I found that while companies will fight tooth and nail to not sign away rights to a specific idea/effort, the law is very much on the employee's side
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by codemac 6y ago
Agreed, they'hen I looked into something similar I found that while companies will fight tooth and nail to not sign away rights to a specific idea/effort, the law is very much on the employee's side as long as you don't
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by codemac 6y ago
- set up text files & branches & docs to begin a new project - compile your updates to various bugs into a status report for your management based on each project - nag you about your upcoming meetings, preparing for them - errands
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by codemac 6y ago
Well, it's certainly not tools that let me add lines of code.
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by codemac 6y ago
Just use a better shell. rc handles this wonderfully, $? is actually called $status, and it's an array, depending on the number of pipes.
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by codemac 6y ago
I very dutifully curate my text files, but for everything else I always struggled to follow the GTD "Reference" alpha system. Tiago Forte has a system called PARA: - Projects - Areas - Resources - Archive This is just enough struc
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by codemac 6y ago
org-mode allows linking within notes.
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by codemac 6y ago
You have to imagine this is largely that women can't take company/workgroup culture for granted like many men can.
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by codemac 6y ago
Have you considered that some humans prefer to meet & work with other humans, directly, in reality?
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by codemac 6y ago
This was surprising to me, but in retrospect not that surprising - AMZN 2019: 280.5B - GOOG 2019: 160.7B - MSFT 2019: 125.8B total: 567.0B - DoD 2019: 686.1B
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by codemac 6y ago
I don't think I've seen anyone getting great referrals to pay bumps through changing jobs without building in-person relationships
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by codemac 6y ago
They don't trust their employees because they don't know what they're doing.
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by codemac 6y ago
And I think you're giving management too much credit. The vast majority of management does not have goals/behaviors they are measured in. I'm still fascinated that it's largely considered impossible to have a VP count ho
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by codemac 6y ago
They have all of the lua implementation checked in, which they didn't write. Most of the implementation is oddly in the "data" folder.
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by codemac 6y ago
> There is an bug with the trackpoint and mouse pad that makes the pointer drift randomly. If it drifts in a single direction in that time, I found it was actually a physical problem and fixed it by cleaning around the trackpoint. I have
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by codemac 6y ago
I still had many problems with writes not making it out of syncthing before the laptop/phone would go to sleep - thus creating lots of conflicts to resolve all the time. It was a frustrating experience, because basically ~once a day I&
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by codemac 6y ago
Saluton!
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by codemac 6y ago
GNU started with a printer that couldn't be modified. Mac's are not as custom as you think, and it wouldn't be that hard for them to give out enough information to get Linux running on MBPs. In fact I hope we have a large com
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by codemac 6y ago
I think the previous commenters are missing the forest for the trees. You would have these tools if the APIs were open and existed! RSS is a great example where there are many awesome native clients. This pizzatool was not made in coordin
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by codemac 6y ago
> It seems strange to want to eliminate someone else's best employment opportunity simply because it isn't up to your standards. "simply because it isn't up to your standards" is the reason for all labor laws - O
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by codemac 6y ago
My understanding is no, only current individuals with current residency. However - it's probably harder for them to figure that out than to just take your word for it. They require a photo of a government issued ID for some stuff, so i
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by codemac 6y ago
You realize with any modern C++ developer, they can program basically the same stuff, in the same number of lines modulo 4 lines of #includes? #include <numeric> #include <iostream> #include <chrono> #inc
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by codemac 6y ago
It's more the following workflow: - your friends set up a zoom happy hour - current personal laptop is fubar or super old/unsupported - you use work laptop, installing zoom As someone not in sales, I have never seen anyone try to
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by codemac 6y ago
> tended to rely on illicit schemes that never worked out for him. I mean, they found one radio one that failed, but almost all the others actually did work out for him?

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