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by davio 6y ago
Back in the 2016 era, my megacorp started building out the tech facilities this way. No assigned seats. There were reservable bullpens for NOC style teams that were persistent. Rest of the floor was divided into quiet and social areas wi
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Gen X and Gen Y Health Declining compared to parents at same age (U.S. Study)(sciencedaily.com)
3 points by davio 6y ago|0 comments
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by davio 6y ago
"Stretch" from Grinders
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by davio 6y ago
One of the artists that revitalized part of Kansas City had all of his museum and gallery rejection letters as the wallpaper in his restaurant
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by davio 6y ago
Google Maps was amazing. Back when I showed it to my dad for the first time, he expected it to be a live satellite view of his house.
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by davio 6y ago
I last saw Chick live with Return to Forever at the Fabulous Fox theater in St. Louis in 2008. I think the band had been disbanded for 25 years. It was the craziest audience I'd ever experienced for a jazz concert. 5 minute standing
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Jazz Keyboard Legend Chick Corea Has Died(glidemagazine.com)
2 points by davio 6y ago|3 comments
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by davio 6y ago
GME has the market cap of a S&P300 sized company right now.
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by davio 6y ago
I had mine replaced under warranty because of this. The specific problem only appears in the active noise cancelling or transparency modes. Can also test it by touching the pod. Ones with the problem will make crackling noises in active
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by davio 6y ago
I only listen to podcasts while driving, so my "learning" time has been drastically reduced
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by davio 6y ago
Lean manufacturing or Toyota production system is pretty relevant. The concept of sub-optimizing metrics seemed especially topical to the article.
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by davio 6y ago
There will never be more ports
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by davio 6y ago
Higher res doesn't matter - they need better low light performance
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by davio 6y ago
Now you have the name for your new JS framework
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by davio 6y ago
There's a TRT place 5 minutes from my house. The google reviews make it sound like people are getting the results they want.
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by davio 6y ago
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2006-08-25-060825... Reminds me of when Google was in danger of being a mutual fund for having too much cash
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by davio 6y ago
Really going all out with the practical effects for The Mandalorian
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by davio 6y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this ends up being a Y2K style surprise to some hopelessly inattentive VMWare customers
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by davio 6y ago
Mortgage leverage is more like 20x for first time buyers VA loans have even higher leverage
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by davio 6y ago
My favorite analysis on this: https://earlyretirementnow.com/2018/03/21/best-investment-ev...
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by davio 6y ago
I was watching The Mandalorian last night and thinking about what it would have been like to have a new Star Wars movie on broadcast TV each week as a kid back in the 80s. I think most of my actual exposure was through toys and advertising.
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by davio 6y ago
Where's Warren Buffett?
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by davio 6y ago
Another cheap tip: On your side monitor(s), set a couple of desktops with plain white, pink, and beige backgrounds. When you're on video, switch to the blank backgrounds to use as a soft fill light.
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Apple published guide – Device and Data Access when Personal Safety is At Risk [pdf](manuals.info.apple.com)
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by davio 6y ago
That was the preferred tool for our finance people at a Fortune 600 sized corporation. I think it was an example from a MSDN article on using ActiveX controls to embed Excel. Give the people what they want... I think some IE version upgra
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by davio 6y ago
They could have just gone with, "No fans during Zoom calls" That's why I bought it
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by davio 6y ago
More like an ice country than an iceberg
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by davio 6y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.fastcompany.com/90313508/why-top-restaurants-are...
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by davio 6y ago
https://www.educative.io/courses/grokking-the-system-design-... I think that's the standard recommendation
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by davio 6y ago
Interesting how many corporate security policies act like they don't even know NIST exists. Password rotations for users are audit crown jewels but recommended against by NIST

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