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by hnrodey 7y ago
Any know if Teams has any dark patterns such as this? I haven't heard of anything.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
Last night I watched a YouTube video about COVID-19 symptoms and stages of the disease and it did touch on the points brought up by OP.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I'm being lazy. These solutions with UV Light - are they consumer/DIY available? Or special equipment? etc.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I was diagnosed with "mild pneumonia" in late 2017 and it was quite the handful to deal with. Pneumonia as a potential complication of COVID-19 scares the bejesus out of me. First, I faded within a matter of hours. Woke up feeling
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by hnrodey 7y ago
>Is it safer to keep using the same mask for a week or to use it once then go maskless? We just don't know. This is a better way to phrase my question and more precisely what I'm trying to determine. tbh it sounds safer to re
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by hnrodey 7y ago
Is there any published advice on re-using N95 masks? I have a handful from purchasing years ago that I'm curious about the associated risks from re-using. edit: My use case is entering public space, possibly air travel, where the prese
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by hnrodey 7y ago
Sharing my perspective here. The greeting is irrelevant because truly neither party of the message cares. That's okay too. You have a question, I probably have an answer so just ask your question. The absolute most respectful thing y
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by hnrodey 7y ago
YES! Amen to that. The people who do the "Hi" thing are savages and need handled appropriately. Options: 1. Ignore their message until they've fully communicated their initial ask. it is not your responsibility to engage to
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by hnrodey 7y ago
tbh (without knowing anything else about you, maybe caught you at a bad moment) this attitude is going to stunt your career development and growth more than you can possibly imagine. Are you wrong with any of this? Not at all. But letting i
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I feel you, brother. fist bump
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by hnrodey 7y ago
Just a guess, your students probably didn't have the frame of reference or perspective to appreciate good design nor bad design. Someone who's been in the trenches for several years, they'd probably get A LOT out of this tech
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by hnrodey 7y ago
You can partially solve this with something like privacy.com. That's what I'm using after cancelling my credit card (lost) and getting a new number.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I've been a "senior developer" for several years and just moved to a formal management role with direct reports. Briefly, here's where I would suggest you start. 1. Read the book Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink. I&#x2
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I appreciate the suggestion. Unfortunately, regardless of my leadership clout - standups are a requirement for our teams.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I'm in a software leadership role. I'm currently involved in several, what I like to call, "dead standups". Zombie's could give an update and no one would bat an eyelash. Stand up can be useful if there is an effect
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by hnrodey 7y ago
At a minimum I would follow his Twitter account if he's sharing stories.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
Unsure if this is just my hot take but... GitHub is what mainstreamed Git to what it is today. Who knows what our industry would look like (with regards to source control) if GitHub never existed. Probably still SVN and Team Foundation Serv
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by hnrodey 7y ago
Good advice but 100% not sexy.
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by hnrodey 7y ago
I switched to iCloud as my primary email account and use Mail on macOS and iOS. Good enough for how I use email. GMail is an awful experience these days and would consistently bury important messages (to me anyways) in the tabs/buckets
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by hnrodey 7y ago
We've been developing a GraphQL api for the past few years and I really really really like using GraphQL. From a developer experience perspective, it's so much easier to work with than traditional REST based API's. I could ad
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by hnrodey 7y ago
git aliases custom shell scripts use a Git library in your language of choice and write something
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by hnrodey 8y ago
False.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
This story is years old - why is it back the news? What changed? The publish date on the article is February 19th, 2019.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Tim Ferriss publishes a piece called Fear Setting. You might find that useful. Another suggestion is to actually write down and articulate the specific issues you're facing. I find that the act of writing helps me make sense of thought
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by hnrodey 8y ago
An important detail not directly addressed in the article (or I missed it) is do the audio recordings include conversations between Alexa commands? Or where the audio recordings specifically related to the human issuing commands to the devi
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Not sure if that was meant to be funny but I laughed. I hope you're able to find peace with the decision or correct course.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
My wife and I grew up in a small town outside of Pittsburgh, PA. It was easy to stick around because we had a child and I found a decent job out of school. I felt lucky with my employment situation at the time because the area has virtually
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Has been happening all over Denver, CO for the past few years.
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Several of these resonate with me and align with my past experiences. * Create a paper/whiteboard design first. * Borrower from other sites/past projects. * KISS / minimize technical complexity. Some might say Vue.js is techn
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by hnrodey 8y ago
Has anyone tried this? How were the results?

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