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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Ok, let me be clear: I apologize for being too forceful, but I still think your comment is very patronizing and I won’t apologize for that.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
I’ll be frank, I read your message carefully and I am stil pretty confident about the inferences I made. However, I see your point, my statements are too forceful. I acknowledge that I should have been more graceful and phrased them as ques
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
EDIT : I found the message about being beyond money to be patronizing, but I regret that I couched my comment in a way that was not charitable. Hence this edit.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Your comment is entirely centered around money and how, since you have enough, you will not bother with startup stuff. You are mistaken about why people create startups, and I do believe you missed that this is not the reason the top poster
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
The poster above says he has enough money, so that’s why he does not want to bother with investor, acquisitions, metrics, etc. The underlying assumption is that money is why you want to get into startups, which I think is not correct.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Why do you assume the poster above you is in it for the money?
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Mmh, the real reason the author came to hate his passion/hobby is that he could not make money from it. It’s that simple.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Citation needed! I don’t think any of this is true and, of course, I would imagine it’s not the same for all sports.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
He was not a terrorist because of his mental health issues, he was a terrorist because of his convictions. No excuses.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
You obviously haven't watched the keynote.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Hi, I've had the same experiences (ruminating about job when I should be sleeping), and listening to SF/fantasy audiobooks in bed seems to help a lot. If you're invested in the story, it stimulates your imagination and crowds
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
I’m happy you found the concept of neuroticism insightful. I’ve had the same lightbulb moment reading about it :)
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Thank you for explaining, and it’s great that Scrum is working for you and your team! However, I have to admit I still don’t get it. How is Scrum better at handling outcomes? Are you talking about the sprint goal rallying all the team aroun
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Yep, it’s a terrible idea but that’s exactly what frameworks like Rais push you to do.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Thank you for your answer. Actually it’s perfectly doable, just put an outcome swimlane in your kanban, with a rule that says there can only be one card in the « doing » column. I’m starting to realize that most people don’t know how custo
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
No idea what you mean with outcomes vs means/tasks. Just put outcomes as cards in your Kanban board, they don’t have to be tasks.
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
Hi, I don’t know you and I may be completely wrong, but consider that, rather than OR on top of being emotionally neglected, your may have a personality with high neuroticism that facilitates “fatal flaw” thinking. Know that neuroticism is,
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by jdkoeck 3y ago
From wikipedia: « In 2010, Chile was the first nation in South America to win membership in the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, an organization restricted to the world's richest countries » Victims of neoliberalis
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Or, you’re getting cranky because you’re hungry.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
I don’t think your bias is unfair, I once bought a Packt-published book and it was _bad_ (to put it nicely).
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
> I didn’t have “flashbacks” (I’m not convinced these are a real phenomenon), but memories of scenes I’d seen while high kept intruding on my thoughts, jolting me awake with an echo of the fear I’d felt on the first playthrough Kinda con
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
CI is a prerequisite for CD.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Ah, you’re right that SUT is the more common term, thanks!
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Yup, that’s what a unit of work is to me too. It’s a well-known design pattern, so overloading that term for testing seems ill-advised.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Ah, I get it now, thanks. I think I’d rather wrap the test method in an inner class named after the method-under-test, but not all testing frameworks allow for inner classes.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Why prefix with “unit of work” when the its name already appears in the test class name? This is redundant. PS: by the way, “unit under test” is probably a better name than “unit of work”
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
Right, so the reason there are thousands of books and methods about quitting smoking isn’t because it’s hard, it’s because people don’t really want to. Or maybe they’re stupid? Got it.
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
It’s amazing how backwards you got things there. The mental gymnastics you went through! Do you really think the air was cleaner in planes when people smoked in them? And you think children coughing is worse than smoking ? Jesus. By the
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
God I love those old Tandy laptops. First computer I ever touched. Noticed it has two floppy drive readers? There's one to boot the OS from, and the other is for your data :) (no hard drive !)
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by jdkoeck 4y ago
The main problem with « faith in lineage » is that it’s institutionalized argument by authority. It’s a giant bias.

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