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by hunter-gatherer 6y ago
> First, you have to trust Apple that the indicator _really_ can't be disabled. I'm not disagreeing with your other points nor am I saying that this isn't the case nor am I a fan of any apple products... However designed c
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by hunter-gatherer 6y ago
Gitlab has an article on their website somewhere where they address some of your concerns. I'm on mobile now and can't find it, but the article advocates for a 'Handbook first' approach to documentation. We did this at m
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by hunter-gatherer 6y ago
I second this option. In defense I did some interesting things. Everything Thorentis said aligns with my experience as well. It isn't perfect, but has unique positives. It is refreshing to work on unique problems that aren't profi
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by hunter-gatherer 6y ago
> I like having lunch with my wife and going out back with the dogs when I need a break. I also have an actual office with a door in my house. The time I save commuting means there is more time to workout and cook healthy meals every da
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
I'm with you. My org tries to do so many things with excel, despite that fact that is fails and breaks on us ever single day. What is worse, is that we use excel sheets and a shared folder to monitor projects, tasks, and even track cas
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
I recommend Bradley's 'programming for engineers: a foundational approach to C and Matlab'. Simple book with relevant exercises.
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
I feel you. After my last phone broke I decided to get a dual SIM phone. I set up my phone to block all calls on the first SIM from any unknown number. I got a cheap second pre-paid SIM and essentially made it my 'business number'
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
> It's an organization which does not allow you to leave with your dignity intact. This is definitely not true. As a Utah native and one who left for my own reasons and still has family in the church, I would say that this statement
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
Google trying to guess everything I was doing before me is what finally broke me from them. The day (not terrible long ago) I started typing an email in gmail and they were auto-typing entire sentences for me I lost it. I don't need an
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
Paraphrasing, but he said early on that he wasn't trying to convince the reader of anything and that it was just a brain dump of his thoughts.
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
This. Working in big Corp and Government I have seen how far this disillusionment can take an organization down the wrong road. Learning how to articulate complex technical / scientific topics to bureaucracy, I am learning, is a very v
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
》I think it's also the responsibility of the US make sure it doesn't happen again where they are used against humanity. Interesting. How would you suggest the United States goes about ensuring nuclear technology is never used agai
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
Not really. I'm not doubting that you have been wronged by the judicial system, as I've seen this first hand with a close friend. However, a bold claim like this requires solid evidence that such practices are the norm.
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
I don't knowknow where you are located, but Wyoming has some dark skies and beauitful camp sites if you can make it that way. A guy I went to bootcamp with in my Army days was born and raised in the city. One of our first nights in the
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
Working in tech in the government, this resonated with me. The author summarized things well. Another problem in my agency is that only HR is allowed to construct job postings. We provide inputs, but they put it all together. I have seen th
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
China's olympic venue isn't the most fair example, though. A handful of countries have let theirs fall to waste not long after the fact.
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
FN makes incredible weapons. I grew up shooting a FAL regularly and never had issues. And after four years in the Infantry I can attest to the quality of the 240B. Elegant engineering.
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by hunter-gatherer 7y ago
Do you have evidence that this has ever been the case? My personal experience, having grown up in Utah and still having family there, it always seemed to me that the best way to "protect" the environment or a wilderness area is to