jknecht

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   by jknecht 3y ago

   Probably one before the other
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   by jknecht 4y ago

   I think it has always been this way. I worked in a video rental store in the 90's, and every movie was either a military story (Vietnam: bad, Russians: bad, current US military: good), courtroom drama, divorce drama, or high school &#
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   by jknecht 4y ago

   A deadline is not the defining factor of a project; a clear definition of "done" is the defining factor. I have dozens of projects that have no specific deadline, but I know for sure when they will be done, because I will have ac
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   by jknecht 4y ago

   I will also add that, for photographers, there is bundle from Adobe that I consider to be a tremendous value. For about $10/month (where I live, it's easy to spend more than that on a single drink in a bar), I get access to both
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   by jknecht 5y ago

   I would challenge the need to track partial completion. A well-crafted item in a checklist is either done or it is not. If your concern is about indicating that you started something and are now waiting on results, then I would argue that