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2y ago
Cardio will impact your gains but that shouldn't matter to you unless you're trying to maximize muscle growth.
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2y ago
What a great read.
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2y ago
what if you rub it in two entirely separate ways?
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I regret leaving jobs too early. There is experience to be gained from seeing a codebase and business evolve over time that can't be replicated by switching jobs. Plus, you never know what a new job will be like. I ended up with a wors
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2y ago
I'm sorry to hear it was like that. I hope the future is brighter.
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2y ago
You've already made the sacrifice then.
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2y ago
Yes, I do not understand your point.
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2y ago
Step 1, sacrifice everything else in your life. Step 2, get lucky.
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2y ago
You typed more about your definition of "word salad" than you did about stakeholders. I think business shorthand is great. The word stakeholders has meaning and isn't part of a word salad to me.
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2y ago
I was more interested in the original authors definition as he called it part of a word salad. I don't see a problem with some terms as being corporate jargon. That's just shorthand for an idea the same way any slang for a group i
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I'm convinced people understand the difference. Everyone struggles with workflow planning and that's why people use the old mid 2010s scrum terms differently now.
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2y ago
"stakeholders" Can I ask what do you think this the term "stakeholders" describes and what alternative terms you should use?
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2y ago
I think you're thinking of velocity as a metric and not as a helpful term to describe relative productivity.
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2y ago
I actually like working at companies that regularly deploy on Friday because companies that do that tend to put a lot more effort into quality and testing so you don't waste a weekend triaging issues.
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2y ago
I was just using that Netflix comp as an example and not forming a generalization. It's hard to follow what you are trying to say.
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2y ago
Let's clarify what you mean by FANG employee and safe harbor. If you're trying to say a FANG employee making 400k in the US doesn't feel safe we'd have to dig into that.
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2y ago
What? There are still millions of people with great high paying tech jobs.
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I've personally had great success with story points. Success with story points comes when everybody realized they are useless for anything outside of a dev cycle and when you realize that the effort into making them somewhat accurate i
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2y ago
Not really. The more I age, the fewer concerns I have.
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2y ago
This all sounds normal. There is always too much bureaucracy and politics in any job. It's how humans work. What's your life outside of work like?
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2y ago
Relaxing. Everyone is so uptight about everything. The risk is low, the pay is good, but people just want more and more and more.
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2y ago
>But precedent means they would only have to be decided once I find it interesting we are discussing a case where precedent was overturned, and you are suggesting precedent will fix something.
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2y ago
Ok so now let's challenge what trained means, and what professional means, and what observer means, and what regulated means, and what fishing means, and what vessels mean and so on and so forth.
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Foreign policy is mostly up to the executive branch and is far removed from the decision-making process regarding whether or not the EPA can regulate a new type of deadly plastic.
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2y ago
I only save what I can fit on my browser bookmarks tab. Anything more is wasteful.
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2y ago
There are a lot of variations of EM. Think of an EM role as being like a moldable puzzle piece. In your case, it sounds like EMs are molded to be project managers. It's hard to know if that's right or wrong from your reply because
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2y ago
Wrangle toddlers and take care of the house.
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2y ago
I left a comment in response to a person mocking a use case regarding thumbnail creation, not the content in the page.
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I find it ironic when overweight people with an empty, sugary iced coffee drink next to them complain about the scary-sounding ingredients in processed fast food they eat. The scary ingredient is not your biggest health concern...
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I didn't make an argument. I was just pointing out even creating a thumbnail requires accessing your data.
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