jayturley

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by jayturley 5y ago
Loving that my decades-old arcade skills still work :) Great job!
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by jayturley 5y ago
Not gutting the company quickly enough to satisfy shareholder short-term financial gain.
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by jayturley 5y ago
They've been asking if you want to unsure from unread subscriptions for a while now, and not just political. Anecdotally, I've been getting those notifications for over a year.
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by jayturley 6y ago
From my experience as a scrum master, if there is any micro-managing going on, it's being done wrong. The standup should literally be no more than a minute per person. Each person gets 2-3 sentences: "I did this yesterday. Today I
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by jayturley 6y ago
In my experience, people who threaten to get the police involved usually won't. It's usually a threat to cause the exact type of response you are considering - just giving in. The only situation I can think of where they might hav
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by jayturley 7y ago
The Game of Life is responsible for getting me into computing back in the early 80s. Spent a summer implementing classifier systems at VA Tech in the 90s and never had so much fun. A great mind that will be greatly missed.
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by jayturley 7y ago
Yes, I have seen Scrum work well. The key is to recognize it is a tool for increasing team performance, team member autonomy, and increasing organizational transparency. It is not a product management framework that should be used to manage
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by jayturley 7y ago
1) Surveillance 2) Data breaches and misuse of personal data 3) Mental health
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by jayturley 11y ago
Needs a little quality control. Tried the SQL quiz #1 just to play around and there was one question with no correct answer. one with an ambigiously correct answer, and three of the questions had the phrase "-correct answer" after
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by jayturley 11y ago
I haven't been playing in years, but this is inspiring me to go to the local Go club this weekend :)
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by jayturley 11y ago
Agreed. I was into Chess in high school and college, but once I discovered Go, I never looked back.
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by jayturley 11y ago
I was gonna say this, but now I'll just second it.
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by jayturley 11y ago
FTFY: https://www.critizen.com
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by jayturley 11y ago
Recently implemented a two-factor auth solution for a client with Twilio and couldn't have been happier.
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by jayturley 11y ago
IMHO yes. It makes one-handing game-playing a pain, but for videos, walls of text, and the like, I love it. Disclaimer: had a Samsung Note II and hated it. So clearly it's not the form factor that was bugging me...
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by jayturley 11y ago
iPhone 6+
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by jayturley 11y ago
I paid for it. Because I want to support the developer. Same as I do with music.
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by jayturley 12y ago
turned down a job there after I left GCU for that very reason... insanely low compared to market
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by jayturley 13y ago
Glad I had a little to give too...
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by jayturley 13y ago
As someone who has all of 1 karma and that's only because something made me stop lurking, my take is that if enough members of an online community think something is not relevant to that community, then perhaps it isn't. Specifica
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Hacking for evil?
1 points by jayturley 14y ago|0 comments
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by jayturley 14y ago
A mobile-based distributed trust system that reflects what other people think of you and your skills, is resistant to gaming, and doesn't start with the premise of lots of Bitcoins.