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flerchin
4y ago
I'd love to have a glowing vial of tritium and I cannot find them on Amazon. The one site I can find says that it won't ship to the US without proof of an NRC license.
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flerchin
4y ago
I suppose it's a manpower issue. I guess showers would only happen during the daytime, and outside of meal-times and supervised yard-time. I suppose they could get 3 prisoners per hour through the shower, and probably 40 hours per week
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flerchin
4y ago
In the most charitable interpretation, prisoners misbehave, and the guards can ensure compliance by taking away privileges. There is no reduction in sentence for good behavior, so other tools must be employed.
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flerchin
4y ago
In practice, all the ills that you decry as NOT SAFe, are what happen at every organization that I have been a part of that tried SAFe. The prescriptive framework and focus on process over people are the easy part, and an easy trap to fall
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4y ago
The thoughtworks case study is repeated. Otherwise wholeheartedly agree. I have delivered plenty of software during 10 PIs, but that was in-spite of SAFe, and the whole thing was harder and slower because of it. Since then, I reorganized a
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flerchin
4y ago
Dang. Spot on.
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flerchin
4y ago
Sometimes the solutions don't come while I'm vacuuming or doing the dishes. Then I'm hours further along without having "worked" on the problem.
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flerchin
4y ago
How can the "special dividend" that cripples the company be good for the company, or shareholders. That alone ought to be illegal, the merger is just window dressing.
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flerchin
4y ago
You make a good point, the Russkies should schedule a test. If that violates a treaty, well that never seemed to bother them before.
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flerchin
4y ago
So you can get a prometheus alert over Cisco Jabber? FWIW, I've found that prometheus alerts to Slack have been quite useful, but we include a link in the message to Alertmanager, to silence alerts that are not meaningful. We aim for m
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4y ago
Dangit, I do want to play Cyberpunk maxed in 4k. Sorry kids, I guess you'll have to take a gap year before you can go to college, daddy's gonna upgrade.
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flerchin
4y ago
I wonder if that "phantom message" was intentional. It surely got you, and me, to check the Facebook messenger app several times.
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flerchin
4y ago
It's not though. No one writes perfect software on first release. Even perfect software adapts to the changing realities of our world. Staying up to date is not optional.
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flerchin
4y ago
Is this guy me? He could be me. Literally had this same conversation with my kids this week.
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flerchin
4y ago
That something would be wrong. I can steal all your money with the information on the front of one of your checks.
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flerchin
4y ago
If your face hurts, maybe you should stop punching yourself in the face. Update your software.
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flerchin
4y ago
It's not that it can't be done well, it's that it's not likely to be done well, especially at a large org.
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flerchin
4y ago
The stock price seems to indicate that we believe he's really going through with it. Amazing.
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flerchin
4y ago
The premise that there can be free food and housing, without people having had to work to provide them, is fantasy. Wanting to live in a fantasy is not unreasonably childish, but it is childish.
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flerchin
4y ago
They do need to do something though. Why would the farmer work harder than he has to feed his own family? He can produce just enough food for himself and relax. Why would the people building houses build an extra one? We do not live in a wo
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4y ago
The folks working on farms, few though they are in the modern world, deserve compensation. What will the people not working on the farm do to deserve the fruits of their labor? Whatever it will be, will be work. Same for the folks building
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flerchin
4y ago
Precision 5570 is a dream on linux. I have not a single complaint.
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4y ago
Marketing would help to drive users, yes?
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4y ago
Trust the Engineer. PMs care only for date.
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flerchin
4y ago
They're locking unlocked phones. That's the problem. Happened to me. I purchased a pixel from google. Inserted my at&t sim, and it was locked to at&t when I tried to use my tmobile sim.
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flerchin
4y ago
As a democracy we don't want our institutions to be shaping the opinions which are used to elect them. Shaping the opinions of foreigners has no such compunction.
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flerchin
4y ago
How would one "see" that?
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flerchin
4y ago
The page loads in 670ms. They're clearly profitable. My new tech darling.
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flerchin
4y ago
The goalposts move. Up front requirements are cheaper to build.
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flerchin
4y ago
This is the same set of rules that Basketball players fall under. They played a game in $cityState, and that locality wants their cut. Granted, there's little way to tell if I'm working from the Grand Canyon, or touring it, but AZ
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