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by gregd 5y ago
This is something I've entirely thought about and likely suffering from. That being said, I am trying some other remedies before I take Androgel or Androderm and they seem to be slightly helping.
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by gregd 5y ago
Part of the problem is that I'm a Software Engineer as well as a Business Analyst and Project Manager. I'm also managing a dev team, so it's really difficult to only work 6 hours a day. Hell, I can't even do all my wor
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by gregd 5y ago
As a 54 year old Software Engineer, who has had a nice IT career for over 26 years, I'm spent. This is coming from someone who has always had a growth mindset and had a really hard time sitting still. I used to loathe naps and felt li
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New Report Says Covid Recession Has Pushed Social Security Insolvency Up a Year(npr.org)
2 points by gregd 5y ago|0 comments
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by gregd 5y ago
Drink the coffee the way you like it. If you like to experiment, try different methods of brewing - French Press or pour over are easiest. You can try single origin beans, or blends, ground or whole bean that you grind with a propeller gri
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by gregd 5y ago
I think fully actualized adults have the capability to be a coffee snob, without being insufferable clods. I willingly share my coffee knowledge to anyone who asks and never denigrate someone for liking Folgers.
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by gregd 5y ago
So do I have to be THAT guy? Fine. Crypto solves this issue...
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by gregd 5y ago
I think they meant bread & butter? But OP only used the word "pride", so yeah, it's a little confusing what this commenter meant.
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by gregd 5y ago
GitHub issues is great, until and unless you work for a company that doesn't allow 3rd party access to the Org where all your repos live. I want and need a one-stop shop for my Kanban board and I could accomplish this using GitKraken
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by gregd 5y ago
Back in my day, we used to just telnet into the mx server and RCPT TO
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by gregd 5y ago
cough Axios cough
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by gregd 5y ago
"Secure Messaging, Anywhere" Well that isn't quite true, is it?
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by gregd 5y ago
https://www.craft.do/pricing lays out the pricing structure
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by gregd 5y ago
The issue I see here is that Jason Fried and DHH state that this decision lands solely with them. Giving Basecamp the benefit of the doubt is impossible until and unless they center marginalized voices and give them positions of power at B
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by gregd 5y ago
Actually there are legitimate arguments that master/slave in this context (IT) are precisely tied to slavery.
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by gregd 5y ago
This, on its face, is a terrible idea. We can't even get police to stop murdering BBIPOC, why on earth would we want to give them the ability to say yes/no to anyone getting a job?
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by gregd 6y ago
This is directly from Martin (developer of Bootstrap Studio and Mail Studio): "You will notice that Mail Studio has a different pricing model - it is subscription based. This is necessary because the app depends on a lot of cloud featu
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by gregd 6y ago
Another thing that may help you in the long run and I can't recommend this enough, is a book called, The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.
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by gregd 6y ago
I've gotten in the habit of asking if they want someone to just listen or if they want help finding solutions. More often than not, people just want to know they've been heard. As for building empathy, this is a tough question and
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by gregd 6y ago
A lot of government agencies lack the budgeting required to go through a process of "as-is" and "to-be". This process is both lengthy and costly and is usually reserved for the main portion of that agencies workload.
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by gregd 6y ago
As someone who grew up in extreme poverty (eating ketchup soup made with ketchup packets and hot water, extreme), there are so many ways that poverty affected me, outside of this simple article. The best way I can describe it is that povert
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by gregd 6y ago
Slanted toward what? Advocating for pulling people out of poverty? Advocating for keeping people in poverty? I'm genuinely interested in understanding why you think this story is slanted and in what direction you think it slanted yo
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by gregd 6y ago
I've worked remotely in various forms, for about 15 years. My remote work experience ranges from State Employee (Management) to independent consultant with large clients, to working currently for a small company who contracts me out.
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by gregd 6y ago
This is actually a great idea and something I'm likely to bring back to my own teams!
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The Arctic Ocean Is Teeming with Microfibers from Clothes(wired.com)
6 points by gregd 6y ago|0 comments
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by gregd 6y ago
Ye
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by gregd 6y ago
I'm not sure how any of this relates to each other. Twitter banned Trump for reasons. FDA and EPA are government regulatory agencies. The baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple broke state statutes. How are any of these thin
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by gregd 6y ago
The 1st Amendment acts as a constraint on Government. Private companies are under no obligation to protect your right to free speech.
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by gregd 6y ago
What's scary about it? Companies are under no obligation to provide a platform for you to say anything.
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by gregd 6y ago
Here is a link to a screenshot of what he tweeted after the video and which Twitter subsequently removed: https://d.pr/i/Ex15UI/ABdSwruLJz

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