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by gregd 6y ago
I have the Series 4 and it's fundamentally changed the way I interact with my iPhone when I'm out and about. * I can answer calls while driving and not have to fumble around for my phone while driving my truck (The wife's SUV
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by gregd 6y ago
We watched this during film school in college. We were told it was one of Adolf Hitler's favorite movies by one of his favorite Directors, Fritz Lang. Watching that movie having been told it was Hitler's favorite, was eerie to s
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by gregd 6y ago
Training on fire suppression and extrication techniques for cars doesn't take THAT much training. Most techniques would be standard across the board, with a few exceptions for electric vehicles. Additionally, never underestimate the h
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by gregd 6y ago
Former firefighter here also. We also used to have to worry about the compressed gas cylinders on bumpers.
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by gregd 6y ago
Not the point. What is the point is that Sketch didn't have the functionality they needed at the time they needed it , so they migrated to Figma.
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by gregd 6y ago
Outfoxed.
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by gregd 6y ago
Does anyone know what the environmental ramifications are of sinking presumably noisy and hot tubes into the ocean? I've been in server rooms and they aren't exactly quiet. The picture of the racks look to me like standard 1U se
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by gregd 6y ago
I'm 53. I have a 25 year IT career and the last 10 of it has been coding and sql server mostly.
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by gregd 6y ago
I've been coding off and on professionally for over a decade and I STILL feel like an imposter. I still have to look stuff up constantly. I still watch how-to code videos everywhere. Don't know if I'm alone or other people ju
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by gregd 6y ago
My wife owns an email address in Gmail and you wouldn't think it was a very popular email address. Until of course someone's account information at numerous shopping sites began showing up. My wife contacted this person by phone
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by gregd 6y ago
Dunno. You can look at their pricing tiers for yourself: https://asana.com/pricing . Also, it's not obvious that the Premium tier and above, despite saying it's "per person/per month", it's 5
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by gregd 6y ago
Except Planner has no timeline or Gantt charts, despite claiming most of last year, that Gantt charts where on their roadmap. I've found Planner to be nothing more than a glorified Kanban board, which is also something Trello does much
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by gregd 6y ago
I'm not sure I'm really buying your statistics. There are ways to go about prioritizing roadmap items that aren't rooted in customer size (think UserVoice). The company can also have a well documented and published roadmap
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by gregd 6y ago
Shadow profiles? Huh? I simply put tasks in Asana and want to view it on a timeline like a Gantt chart. I can't do that unless I pay 5x10.99/month. There is a huge gap between $0 and $70/month. What revenue are they cannib
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by gregd 6y ago
The thing that drives me absolutely bonkers with Asana (others do this as well) is that the freelancer has to upgrade their "free" account to roughly $70/month to get functionality like seeing a Timeline (think Gantt). Thei
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by gregd 6y ago
I think that the increase they're talking about probably came about because people where highly stressed out and worried about Covid-19. A certain degree of comfort comes from reading about shared experiences during this stressful tim
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by gregd 6y ago
I used to live and work in Portland, Oregon. My commute in the mornings was, at it's worst, 30 mins to my campus. That same commute back home took 2-3 hours. I've been working remotely off and on for the past 10-15 years and I c
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by gregd 6y ago
All of the kids in our Academy have reported nothing but positive experiences with Outschool and really enjoy the courses. It's the first place we all look when augmenting their schooling outside of our Academy. If any of the various
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by gregd 6y ago
We homeschool our children and we also help run a homeschool academy. A lot of the kids love Outschool.
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by gregd 6y ago
Information silos are an issue with every org at every level, not just with technical people. There are technological tools to help facilitate knowledge sharing (think enterprise wikis, password sharing, generic email inboxes, etc.) couple
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Breaking Down Human Consciousness(realclearscience.com)
2 points by gregd 6y ago|0 comments
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Are There Purposeless Behaviors?(discovermagazine.com)
1 points by gregd 6y ago|0 comments
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The Science of Sourdough: A perfect love story of yeast and bacteria(physicsbuzz.physicscentral.com)
2 points by gregd 6y ago|0 comments
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by gregd 6y ago
"not a job portal" and yet, "Apply directly through our app to different career options." This is ask HN wherein you show off your website with the expectation that HN users will offer feedback. Some would call this jud
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by gregd 6y ago
Nobody has an issue with you walking into the woods with little to no prep...and RETURNING. As someone who used to be a firefighter, the issue is that walking into the woods with little to no prep, means that there is an extremely high like
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by gregd 6y ago
I've worked remotely now for just shy of 10 years in a row and more like 15 years total out of a 25 year IT career. I have found the biggest hurdles to remote work usually boil down to one thing, your clients or employer and fellow emp
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by gregd 6y ago
I couldn't even make it through the Wired article because the writing was too atrocious. It reminded me how much I loathe bro culture.
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by gregd 6y ago
It's not a stretch to imagine other companies looking at what Facebook gets away with, to also model their behavior. This isn't endemic to Facebook, so disregarding this as "only applying to Facebook" is absurd.
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by gregd 6y ago
I updated it and apologized for the error.
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by gregd 6y ago
Sorry. When I cut/paste the subtitle of the article on submission, I thought I grabbed the entire subtext. Not sure how that happened, but I've edited the title.

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