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   by katsukare- 1mo ago

   For functional sturdy furniture like this, if you are OK with the look, you can make the base/frame from aluminium 80/20 extrusions (the kind with t-slots and all kinds of standard brackets etc for fastening them together). Misumi
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   by katsukare- 1mo ago

   In Europe a CNC, or at least good and repeatable saw is available at large hardware stores. You can get any product cut to any shape precisely as long as it's a rectangle. I've not noticed one that offers more than this such as dr
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   by katsukare- 1mo ago

   People like to complain about it not being solid wood but the furniture from Ikea, such as Lack and Kallax is fit for purpose and remains a low price despite the cost of wood going up a lot. And what you can get at a similar price point fro
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   by katsukare- 8y ago

   Thanks for this, I’ll consider the roles of contributors including updating tickets, rather than trying to force it with required fields.
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   by katsukare- 8y ago

   I wanted to add a comment specifically about documentation tools. We've always had a lot of collaboration. On an earlier project (let's call it project 0), at the same company, back when there was only a few people, we did all doc
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   Ask HN: Lessons learned from using JIRA/similar for an interdisciplinary team?

   3 points by katsukare- 8y ago|3 comments