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by heckanoobs 8y ago
You should separate trendy goal-oriented mindfulness from the thousands year old concept so you aren't throwing the baby out with the bathwater. A mindfulness consultant forced onto a workforce sounds about as effective as forcing all
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by heckanoobs 8y ago
At my workplace we have a daily DMZ (De-Meetinged Zone) from 11 to 3. Since engineers tend to roll in btwn 10 and 11 and most product ppl work normal hours and leave by 6, you end up with a lot of meetings btwn 3 and 6. But at least they ar
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by heckanoobs 8y ago
Yeah I personally use the concepts interchangeably but if you go to the pun competitions in the bay area they will disqualify spoonerisms in the general sense which includes any partial word substitutions like "punderdome"
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by heckanoobs 8y ago
The puns in this thread are a great example of why people hate puns. Also a lot of them are spoonerisms and not puns, which will get you ejected from a pun contest
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by heckanoobs 8y ago
The perf improvents are real, I recently updated our build tools from npm3 to npm5 and it shaved minutes off. npm ci is a real treat as is reliable parallelism of npm i. IMO yarn was a protest movement when npm wasn't adding the featur
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by heckanoobs 9y ago
There's no reason you can't have a 5/5 framework with huge community and support. Tribalism leads to choosing between two hobbled solutions because it closes the door on teamwork across tribes. Ember has its flaws but their u
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by heckanoobs 9y ago
I think there is a lot of tribalism in the js community and liking one framework (often the one you use for work) is synonymous with hating the others. Take this survey done where the people who have "heard of Ember and would NOT use i
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by heckanoobs 9y ago
Why would you block all the domains but still keep your account that you would no longer be able to access? The account is the problem not the domains. You would have to block the domains on every device you use. Just kill the problem at th
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by heckanoobs 9y ago
I'm not sure how we draw the line. But it should at least feel ethically itchy if ppl can use data you collected to statistically infer things normally considered private information. This puts Google on the wrong side of the line, whe
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by heckanoobs 9y ago
I used to make fb apps, any app gets full access to fb's user graph as long as they request the relevant permissions. Users don't comprehend what permissions they are giving to apps they run. A quiz site getting full access is not