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flarg
3y ago
This is why one should never look for a job and just let the job find you; and where linkedin works so damn well. In my own case I just let jobs find me and I tripled my salary in 5 years.
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I'm in the UK and we bought our house direct. We needed a solicitor but not an estate agent. Saved a packet. Most people I speak to are too scared to go out alone in this way. If it became more of a regular thing it would take off.
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3y ago
They did pay for it, with free labour.
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3y ago
Use Mermaid in draw.io. It renders Mermaid into native draw.io shapes that you can rearrange.
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flarg
3y ago
I just today discovered that draw.io auto converts Mermaid to editable shapes in draw.io. The best of both worlds!
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3y ago
This is the real comment here. I've worked in all three, scrum, kanban and waterfall, and I know from personal experience that they all have their shortcomings and it really depends on what you are trying to deliver and how well your t
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3y ago
The precautionary principle seems like it's often misapplied and dumb and never really applied properly. We shouldn't discard a wonder material for lack of science.
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3y ago
You could literally use chatgpt to start posting on Reddit in order to promote a particular world view and convince other Redditors to the cause. Humans will do the rest.
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4y ago
Curation is the lifeblood of Reddit and some subs are insane in their quality and dedication. Maybe there are some in those subs who would contribute longer form content to Lifhacker in the future but the differing business models makes thi
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4y ago
The first class carriage between Bristol and London served free sandwiches, fruit, papers - and wine on a Friday evening. How civilised it was sitting amongst judges and bankers with my discount short haul ticket with a pocket full of free
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4y ago
The tech is fine, but Twitter is a total cesspool now. Maybe there's more to tech firms than just tech?
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4y ago
They cost 345 million a year in money that we give to them.
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4y ago
Well it is an awfully rich person telling us how bad he feels for our lot in life, much like a lot of the startup founders with rich parents trying their luck with multiple moon shots and sympathising with the state of the world they don&#x
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4y ago
Food banks. People are living off food banks. No one is getting a million dollars but they be should at least be able to afford food.
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4y ago
They don't make a profit and they don't give a shit. Britain's biggest recipients of state benefits and they still don't pay inheritance tax.
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4y ago
Oh if only we had a super wealthy patron of sorts who could eliminate food banks with one squiggle in a cheque book
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4y ago
Prob not fitting your criteria but the Withings band does interesting things like detect when my night time heart beat is high and reasonably guesses that I have a fever. Which I do. I have the BP monitor and scales as well and they work we
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4y ago
Autohotkey beats them all (IMHO)! Hundreds of hours saved per year.
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4y ago
He wasn't doing his job right unless it was all of them. He may be a scum bag but he knew how to play the game.
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I was there with you at that age and I am sure that those smarter than me will offer great advice. Now I'm older, married and have a child and I don't even think about myself and what I am feeling anymore. Looking after other peo
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4y ago
I mean it's not all Excel, sometimes it's badly updated Smartsheets, badly updated Appian dashboards etc. Even Trello ends up as a dumpster fire. Only place I've seen it work is orgs with Google Sheets and Docs
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4y ago
I second this comment. Ways of Seeing fundamentally changed the way we look at art and by extension the world.
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4y ago
All it proves is that she was good at climbing the greasy pole. She was and remains as thick as two short planks.
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4y ago
The first six months are known as an external pregnancy. Keep the environment quiet, don't take the baby away from home too long, minimise visitors. Do this and you'll avoid colic. Also, don't rock the baby, you'll never
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4y ago
Every year my employer sends a fancy gift box to celebrate the new sales cycle, and it's full of shiny streamers, and tat. It's painful to see all that money ending up in a landfill. Just give the money to charity or something.
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4y ago
What a way to de-democratize solar power!
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4y ago
Something that doesn't delete a file that I accidently deleted at source.
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4y ago
Yes
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We're all guilty aren't we, even speaking as a vegetarian, but for me it's about how much cruelty I can avoid, not all or nothing. I don't kill insects but I eat eggs. I try to use public transport but I do have a car.
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