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by jSully24 3y ago
re: "we couldn't be bothered to implement saml in-house" This is NOT nearly as simple at that statement lays it out to be. I am also from a SaaS vendor and we are using a 3rd party to integrate to the various SSO providers ou
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by jSully24 4y ago
If you’re looking to discover some up and coming bands from across many genres check out https://mileofmusic.com/ a crazy good festival in northern WI (Appleton). Free outside of beer, food, and the merch you pick up to sup
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by jSully24 4y ago
"The company is permanently embracing a hybrid style that lets teams and individuals decide when to work at home and when to be in the office." "But Target won't set a minimum requirement for office time. Kremer said tha
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Target (corporate) goes hybrid permanently(startribune.com)
3 points by jSully24 4y ago|1 comments
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by jSully24 5y ago
I had not thought about it from that perspective. That’s a great point. My thinking was that it puts real costs in front of people. You see more directly what that street to your house costs. I’ve always thought about advertising the cost o
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by jSully24 5y ago
In Minnesota when improvements or repairs like roadwork are done, directly effected property owners are billed above their normal property tax. This story explains it better than I can: https://www.twincities.com/2020/0
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Edina Minnesota latest suburb to roll out homeowner surveillance camera program(startribune.com)
91 points by jSully24 5y ago|104 comments
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by jSully24 5y ago
This is an interesting experiment in Minneapolis. I can’t find any earl results yet. What I like is it’s meant to be a transition, not permanent. https://www.freethink.com/social-change/tiny-house-village-f...
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by jSully24 5y ago
Thread on this article from May 2020: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23222191
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by jSully24 6y ago
Thanks for the tip. I wonder how many unfinished messages I’ll send before my muscle memory remembers I’ve switched?
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Apple Privacy Letter Nov 19 2020(scribd.com)
1 points by jSully24 6y ago|0 comments
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by jSully24 6y ago
The article makes it sound as if 2020 SO will be. cast back into space and not fall to earth. Is that the expected outcome? Will this be visible to the naked eye similar to the International Space Station?
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by jSully24 6y ago
I think this is an over simplification. Software teams are forever trying to find a balance between getting value to customers and getting the code, tests, architecture, docs, etc right. If you have nothing to sell you’re done. If your lega
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by jSully24 6y ago
article is quite negatively written like the author wants sympathy or something It is negatively written, but I don’t think they are looking for sympathy but reflecting how much harder this is when you’re repeating it. Especially when we
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by jSully24 6y ago
An often overlooked part of building and maintaining your roadmap is also helping define what you are not going to build.
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by jSully24 6y ago
I’ll be curious how the growth exceeding expectations impacts Q4. Today I looked at ordering an iPad Pro, both the 1 TB and the 512 Gig and could not get either one until early September. While I’m celebrating the great quarter, how much wi
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by jSully24 6y ago
Agree.
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by jSully24 6y ago
> My diagnosis; the profession of software development is a victim of a hostile takeover from product managers, while pushing engineers out of control of their domain. Sorry, calling BS on this one. You’re calling out an entire group whe
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by jSully24 6y ago
I believe she’s found her missing self confidence to go on in life. (edit - typo)
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by jSully24 6y ago
This appears to be a very desperate move by a company just realizing the desperate situation they find themselves in. I agree with others sentiment that they need to find a way to get back to doing well what it is they know, or used to know
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by jSully24 6y ago
You don't have a roadmap problem, your company has a sales leadership problem, which if left unchecked will kill your company. Sales leadership should know that they need to build a sales team capable of selling what you have now while
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by jSully24 7y ago
I think the better question is: Is this efficient enough? If this design brings the noise levels they want, perhaps they are only worried about small distances to be covered?
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by jSully24 7y ago
Never hire anyone who’s top priority is not to first understand the whys of the current situation and understands how to move forward from there. If they have “the answer” but don’t understand the “why we are here today” their decisions sho
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Cyclist with Coronavirus Wants You to Take This Seriously(bicycling.com)
1 points by jSully24 7y ago|0 comments
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by jSully24 7y ago
This strikes me as the day Etsy becomes the MySpace of their world. They do need to make money. But the marketing hype around this change just seems so dishonest.
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by jSully24 7y ago
And Lotus Notes... kill me.
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by jSully24 7y ago
I’m fortunate to have a great screened in porch to work from in summer. (I live in the northern US so much to cold from late fall to late spring to work out there). My favorite thing is when I’m on a call and someone asks if they are hearin
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by jSully24 7y ago
“...if they spent this time on actually helping do the work in terms of what's needed and wanted“ Is what good managers do.
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by jSully24 7y ago
Brainstorming a bit on this. Curious for other ideas: Start with asking questions about how work is assigned/doled out. Where does all of their work come from, the Agile board? Someone stopping by and asking "can you do x" or
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by jSully24 7y ago
Some Chipotle locations have a separate line for take out orders, but not all.

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