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by jasonv 6y ago
I'm from SF and spent a lot of time in Berlin. My observation was that when you go into a shop in SF, you'll get greeted to a lesser degree, but more cheerfully. In Berlin, you were greeted almost every single time, but more perfu
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Jetbrains Space Clubhouse Trello
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Jira for a team of 20-30 developers, where I'm the CTO and we implement it together... I like it :-)
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I don't hate Outlook at all, and the mobile app is 1000% better than the Gmail app.
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+1 UltraEdit I've kept UltraEdit around for more than 20 years now. Column editing, especially back when it was introduced, saved my bacon more than a few times.
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Not only does Google have too many different chat tools, but now my @gmail and G Suite inboxes won’t even look/operate the same, for however long it takes Google to align these products.
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I work in banking. You’d be amazed at how serious the information and enterprise architecture is around PII and confidential data.
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There's a long story here, but here's the short take: Most of my email accounts are public email provider mapped to domains. But anytime I sign-up for something that's not tied only to one of my work endeavors, I use the non-
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I moved all my public emails from first@last.something to first.last@wellknownmailprovider and then spent a lot of time changing my email address in accounts that I've had a really long time. Shocked at how badly that went, actually. F
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I get your point -- and I especially agree with that statement w/r/t nutrition. One owns a clinic and works primarily with terminal cancer patients. The other works in an ER.
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As an SF East Bay person: I've spoken at length with my best friend, a doctor, and a neighbor, also a doctor -- both of whom believe it's not rational to shut down the economy for the risks of this pandemic, particularly w/r&
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why would you own a tesla if you didn't leave near a tesla service center? anticipating the reasonable response to this question -- i'm guessing if you own a tesla and you don't live near a service center you know what you&#x
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Something else was probably going on with your Mac. The one example (terminal) doesn’t happen on any of my Macs. And I have a few.
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Spark, the email client, has this same problem on iOS. When I go for a run I DND my iPhone but Spark keeps sending notifications. I ended up deleting it and settling for gmail on the phone, but in actuality, I resist doing any email on my p
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True, yes. But this is for a financial services mobile app... one of the first concerns was the user experience. The org is well versed in the other back-end security and data issues that also have to be looked at. But if you're Facebo
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Are all of these things included in the versions of Windows they make available on Azure..? I wondered that, but wasn't going to make an account just to find out. My kid wants a laptop for gaming... he's been using my MacBook Air
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This is the second time. Recently tested an enterprise marketing app with an SDK ... and we tested if the endpoint wasn't available. Nothing happened -- it worked just fine. Failed quietly and gracefully -- the user would never notice.
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Taking a position that gets noticed feels "well thought out" to me. Individually we all can't solve it all, but if they're able to take this stand and make it uncomfortable enough for management, they've done someth
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"Banksy is often assumed to be Robin..."
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I remember having an ongoing debate with someone who reported to me about the etiquette of emails. He held that every subsequent email in a long thread should start with, "Hello [name]," before the first paragraph. I thought that
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I think in this case, the "From:" is the "it's important" part and the "?" is the "What's up with this?" part. I've been a CEO and CTO, but usually in <100 employee companies, so as
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by jasonv 6y ago
Even if you don’t “cook”, you can learn to be a food assembler. Meal prep IIFYM style can be super easy. I cook a lot of things in my pressure cooker for 4 servings at a time (oats, chickpeas). I often just get veggie soup and add chickpeas
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Mint from Intuit. The free level works quite well for me.
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I pay for YouTube Premium largely because the family watches YouTube on Roku, AppleTV, etc. For that, it’s worth it. I wish YouTube music wouldn’t share subscriptions with YouTube proper, but I just pay for Spotify and ignore YouTube Music.
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Yes, good point. That makes sense. EDIT: I thought it, but I think AWS might at least get mentioned. To your point, I also spent some time writing external pricing engines for an e-commerce channel push up to some of the marketplaces. We o
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Per the post, the investigation is about "the dominance of a small number of digital platforms". Which digital platform is Microsoft dominant in? I don't see an answer that's on the level of the ways the other 4 are domi
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And my current org has spent a lot of time and energy integrating Teams into a highly regulated environment -- with additional archiving integrations. It wasn't just a "because it was there" kind of thing.
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In the Enterprise organizations I've participated in recently, most of them have Teams & Slack. Business users and leadership go with Teams -- especially because it pulls in the Sharepoint connections they've been using for th
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Possibly -- but where a CC has a lot of adjunct profs, not staff, I'm not sure they're going to solve a lot of their issues over the summer. Perhaps at a University, where tenured staff.. and those in the tenure-track, are likely
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I don’t look at my coworkers for social satisfaction. It can happen and that’s nice. I find the question almost inconceivable. I’m also on conference calls half the day. Quiet is nice.

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