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by irjustin 3y ago
Scrum has prescriptive method of who is supposed to gather requirements, the meeting for requirements gathering, estimation for "understanding of requirements", and demo... well for demo'ing the feature back to "the powe
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by irjustin 3y ago
As mentioned, it's technically arbitrary, so you just need to get used to how your org does it. There's no right or wrong as long as your org agrees on the value of those points... sort of like bitcoin, ha ha ( cries in BTC).
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by irjustin 3y ago
nah it's all good. it's just the "estimation value" which is technically arbitrary, but a common practice is in a 2-week sprint, 1x eng 1x sprint is ~5 points. By saying 8pts the team is effectively saying it's prob
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by irjustin 3y ago
> It creates the illusion of accountability while creating artificial touch points I'm surprised at the conclusion because this statement can be said of any framework. It's up to the people to actually make it accountable. Does
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by irjustin 3y ago
Isn't that because the product manager is gathering requirements from other orgs/users? > I have never seen feedback from estimation to requirements. Perhaps you work with perfect pms! jokes aside, usually all it takes is an es
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by irjustin 3y ago
I appreciate the article but I worry that Scrum implemented too rigidly is the reason why it gets a bad reputation. A lot of the arguments being made are really difficult to generalize and say "this works for every org!". One exam
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by irjustin 3y ago
I down voted at face value but how?
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by irjustin 3y ago
Part of the problem w/ the price coming down is the size of the panel, it runs front to back? I'm sure in design phase it makes it look SUPER nice, but.... is it worth it for removing one of the lines?
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by irjustin 3y ago
This is largely true of contracts that are wide spread enough where it affects a non trivial amount of the general public. Housing loans, standard employment contracts, car loans, etc.
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by irjustin 3y ago
While I appreciate the thought, it seems unrealistic. > I'd like to see short contracts, arbitration, and reasonable support for pro se representation in court The problem is in "short contracts". Short contracts are only
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by irjustin 3y ago
You seem to make sleep training and corporal punishment morally equivalent. Nice attempt at a strawman though.
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by irjustin 3y ago
It's okay. I was like you. Once you have kids the position and understanding shifts to be more compassionate towards other parents and their situation.
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by irjustin 4y ago
Oh I actively avoid those (definitely not personally knowing any of them). But, I get it, it's your child and you only want the best - especially if its your first born. But man, have a second kid - see if you still hold those ideals,
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by irjustin 4y ago
Man, I would not want to personally know you. This comment swings so hard at "you're a bad parent because..." that lacks any compassion for how difficult raising children. I have doubts you're a parent, but if you'r
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by irjustin 4y ago
> Results One hundred eight intervention and 107 control families provided six-week follow-up information with complete actigraphy data for 96 in each group: 96.9 % of intervention and 97.9 % of control infants had an average of 2 or mor
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by irjustin 4y ago
> Disney and Marvel made billions of dollars simply making content people want to watch and pay for, why not simply do the same and compete in the marketplace? Imagine how ridiculous it would be if there were quotas on iPhone sold so tha
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by irjustin 4y ago
> The question is whether the library should bear any liability if it declines to act as a fact checker for every book on its shelves. How is that the question here? There's verifiable fact combined with a court order. You're t
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by irjustin 4y ago
> You probably don't believe a library or book store should be sued if they sell a book with defamatory content I do, but the deeper question is why don't you? If there were lies written about you, verifiable, provable lies, th
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by irjustin 4y ago
> By prioritizing and cutting flights severely (about 7,000), and even adopting methods of air traffic management that PATCO had previously lobbied for, the government was initially able to have 50% of flights available It does a bit fu
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by irjustin 4y ago
Then color me impressed. But sadly, I believe you're in the minority... a very small one, that is under 40 and have their viewpoint include Regan's actions.
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by irjustin 4y ago
For you, I 100% agree, but for those who were "born into this problem" (including myself), this is simply "just-the-way-things-are"^tm. An analogy is, "how did 9/11 affect you?". I was born in 83. I can ta
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by irjustin 4y ago
This was 40 years ago? Regan? I don't think it directly affects people's thinking today.
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by irjustin 4y ago
> The fact that flights are being cut instead of throwing new ATCs into the unknown is actually refreshing even if frustrating. I do appreciate this given the "option" to literally just let it run its course. But realistically,
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by irjustin 4y ago
Is this post COVID pains or is it more fundamental, that the latest generation workers are not willing to take up the ATC staffing work and the overall pool of talent is shrinking? I can easily see it as post COVID pains that training new A
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by irjustin 4y ago
> It’s in the cloud, and you can see that history on any of your devices. For argument's sake, let's say it's not. It's a tunneled connection and all stops in between are only acting as relays. Is it still wiping it t
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by irjustin 4y ago
> routinely opted to move from history-on rooms to history-off Chats to hold sensitive conversations The way this is worded there's no record, so there's no "slated for deletion"? I guess the question becomes, if it e
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by irjustin 4y ago
mmm i'm looking for the legal documentation/language that requires google to hold the data for this particular topic. because i'm in agreement with the grandparent comment that why is the topic subject to legal holds vs just
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by irjustin 4y ago
Interesting, is there any documentation about the legal holds details?
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by irjustin 4y ago
It's a bit weird to bring ethics into this. Of course, your example is unethical, but "donating to Harvard" is.... unethical? I have a really hard time with that. Is doing the Ice Bucket challenge unethical? The problem with
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by irjustin 4y ago
> If you choose to burn that money instead of donating it to charity X, 30,000 people who could have survived are now dead. That doesn't seem like a fantastic outcome to me. This statement forgets that the person who donated doesn&#

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