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by jehlakj 8y ago
This isn’t fundamentally a management issue. Lead roles should be able to give them a better idea of how long a project will take. if they expect delays, it should’ve been brought up way before. There’s little to no room for change without
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by jehlakj 8y ago
Or because I usually have a gazillion tabs open.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
And if only gmail would open up safari by default without asking me every single time. And yes, I only use safari on my iPhone because it’s either just safari or safari AND chrome.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
It should be extremely subtle that users can skim through the categories also. I think they call this debouncing in the JavaScript world.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
Or that time when they bought Skype.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I feel like slack is better for work. But for almost everything else, I just want to check out a channel without the overhead of creating an account.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
Its not a good example actually. Im usually understanding, or at least try to, in professional environments, but when I’m with friends on replying to strangers on social media, it’s a different story. Especially when the topic in question i
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I’m seriously curious about the voices of the individuals who initially heard yanny. I can hear either when I focus on different frequencies and timbre, but I first heard laurel. To me, that is the most pleasant to hear. Yanny on the other
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I have friends from other STEM areas, and we jokingly agree that my major has the weirdest people. That includes me.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I like to compare STEM to Harry Potter when it first came out. I remember being one of those dorks in middle school who couldn’t get enough of it, and I thought not many people enjoyed it as much as I did. Only a handful of people mentioned
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I highly doubt it’s that simple. Most users don’t value these extra security measures let alone know about them. This leads me to believe that there’s a different reason why they’re upping their security more than other user oriented compan
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Ask HN: How do you memorize syntax and common API for a new language?
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by jehlakj 8y ago
It’s disadvantageous even if you do have Facebook based on a number of factors. 1. You gotta be pretty photogenic. This is a very strange one because I find more people more attractive in real life than in photos. The people who do look app
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I think by labeling themselves as a dating app on the side wouldn’t have garnered as many users if they had done so much earlier. They wanted to be the social networking platform for as long as they possibly can. Well, with the recent bac
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by jehlakj 8y ago
The thing about asking questions under an unfamiliar topic is that the asker isn’t knowledgeable enough to ask the appropriate questions. While this may seem like pure ignorance from a reviewers point of view, it’s much different for the as
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by jehlakj 8y ago
Reminds me of a logo that was on a tv remote controller I used to have. Do they seriously think it’s witty to most people? All I see is a two letter word without any context or deeper implications. Okay, maybe the word is moving right. But
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by jehlakj 8y ago
Also the timing helps a lot in some cases. Not every old and correct answers are updated constantly.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I’ve had similar experiences when I went for a checkup for the first time with my own insurance. I’ve been so used to knowing the prices beforehand through my young and feeble life, but everything about my initial visits felt abnormal. I’m
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by jehlakj 8y ago
They’re also unfair because different candidates have different schedules. One may even be on vacation that day.
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by jehlakj 8y ago
Does anybody else prefer iOS over android for this reason? I started out with an android device but none of the main apps ever felt native other than the settings app. Even sms seemed like a third party, and it didn’t feel as direct as an i
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by jehlakj 8y ago
I believe that nobody can “have” empathy. Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes is still you who’s in their shoes. It’s just impossible to share the same emotions as someone if you’ve lived a different life, different experiences. When w
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Seriously, this breaks the current definition of email that has been ingrained in every single person who has ever made an email account. You receive and email. You assume that it’ll get stored in your inbox forever. I almost want to say it
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Any reason why you used the ford brand as an example? I don’t like or hate them - just curious why them over others, if there’s any reason at all.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
You can thank full stack developers for that
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Adding to your observation, I’ve seen far more early 2000s Toyota’s or Honda’s than any other brands that old.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
Could this be similar to attractiveness? Although there may be studies linking it to better “survival” genes, it doesn’t necessarily help with the situation at hand.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
He means a disposable, anonymous mailbox that is subscribed to only the relevant sources.
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by jehlakj 9y ago
I’m curious. Do a lot of people actually use a single music streaming platform? As an avid music lover, I get my new doses from various services. Spotify is the only one that I pay for. I mainly use it to discover the latest mainstream stuf
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by jehlakj 9y ago
I find it terrifying how auto pilot cars give the driver a false sense of security. When a car has statistically proven claim that it is safe, drivers are more likely to have less focus on the car. It’s like comparing reaction times of a m
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by jehlakj 9y ago
You mention you judge a candidates social media prior to offering the job. Does that mean you have at least done an in person interview with them? I ask because it’s really hard to determine a person by their social media. Maybe unless for

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