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by koliber 3y ago
I listened to it as an audio book. It was possible to ignore the style. It simplifies situations and trivializes the road to success bit. However, that seems necessary to keep the book clear, to the point, and of manageable size.
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by koliber 3y ago
The Goal. It's a book from the 1980's about operational management. In particular, it focuses on physical manufacturing. It's in the form of a fictitious personal tale. A plant manager struggles to save his plant from closure
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by koliber 3y ago
Assuming that the container is closed from all sides, including the top, what happens also depends on if it is full, or if there is some space filled with air, some other gas, or vacuum. If there is space, the container will move. It will a
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by koliber 3y ago
Stock options are a little bit similar to scrip.
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by koliber 3y ago
Note taking apps. I've used Evernote, OneNote, Apple Notes, and Notion. I prefer Notion hands down. I dislike OneNote. Poor syncing. Hard to keep formatting consistent. Can't link to notes easily. Web app is inferior to installed
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by koliber 3y ago
It tells you cron is running. It tells you your junior dev did not accidentally reconfigure your cron to go once a week rather than once an hour. It tells you that the program that cron starts, which performs a small suite of diagnostics on
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by koliber 3y ago
In Israel, all the rental cars we rented had a keypad and you had to enter a 4 digit pin to start it. That sounds simple. This sound a bit more complicated.
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by koliber 3y ago
While lines of code is not a good way to measure productivity, it is not useless. I’ve used it to uncover situations where people were struggling with work. It’s a heuristic which can be used to draw your attention to areas which could be p
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by koliber 3y ago
I did this in January 2021, over a weekend. I loved evernote and over 6 or so years became a prolific user. But their changes slowed the app down so much it became unusable. I needed to move, in one fell swoop. First, I needed to decide whe
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by koliber 3y ago
Lowercase r written the American way confuses people in Poland. This is missing from the Wikipedia article.
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by koliber 3y ago
I've recently joined the tech org at a company that grows flowers, at a huge scale. The kinds of tech and product problems that they are dealing with are as far removed from the kinds of problems AI can help with as I can imagine. Ther
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by koliber 3y ago
It sounds like you are looking for a combination calendar and time tracker. I am in a similar situation as you. My solution is to use a separate calendar app and a separate time tracker app. I did not feel a need to combine them in a single
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by koliber 3y ago
I love all the things that people said that this reminds them of in this comment thread. The first thing that came to mind is the game of life simulations people make using walker guns. This is a 3D 8-gun game-of-real-life simulation.
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by koliber 3y ago
That's a great question! There is no single approach. It's a soft skill. I don't think there is a single magic question you can ask and you'll get a black-and-white answer. Here are some ideas: - read about the company o
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by koliber 3y ago
> CTO I've worked with said that developers are like "machines working in a factory" that they shouldn't think above their level and should just do the same thing over and over. This shows how important it is to learn
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Great coffee and technical decision making(koliber.com)
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by koliber 3y ago
Haha. No. But I’ll mark the date when someone confused me for a computer. In the near future everyone will get to have that moment. Side note: not sure if I should take that as a positive or negative signal about the quality of my writing.
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by koliber 3y ago
Weekly 1:1 with your manager should provide benefits for you and for your manager. Different people have different needs and the benefits such 1:1s provide may feel more or less useful. For the employee, it’s a way to receive undivided att
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by koliber 3y ago
If you are building bf a company for the long term, this is the right mindset. If you push people hard all the time, you are optimizing for short term gains but risking long term losses. People will burn out and quit. Finding new people, tr
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by koliber 3y ago
I don’t think so. Pareto principle is based on the idea that 20% of the effort will get you 80% of the gains. This article states that at any point in time you should give 85% of the effort in order to maximize output in the long term. Othe
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by koliber 3y ago
Looking further Brunei and East Timur are also huge winners.
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by koliber 3y ago
Location: Poland Remote: Yes, it's my area of expertise: bridging American and European cultures - over a decade of experience working with remote teams spanning the Atlantic Willing to relocate: No, but can travel occasionall
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Percentage wise Andora is killing it!
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by koliber 3y ago
I have hired dozens of engineers for remote and hybrid roles. I would be happy to chat. My email is in my profile. Some quick answers: 1. All over the place, depending on the role, company, and budget. Anything from a few hundred dollars pe
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While I’m far from the best and brightest, as a father of three I most certainly scrub toilets and changed my share of diapers.
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by koliber 3y ago
I’m partway through reading the book: Hero with 1000 Faces. I don’t know what to think about the book, but it certainly goes a long way to pick out the things on which many religions agree. Interesting read but not an easy read.
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I'm crying. Help me turn them into tears of joy and show me a good alternative. I have my own ansible setup that I use, but it feels old. It works just fine, but I want to see what I can improve.
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by koliber 3y ago
Bless your heart. There are dozens of us :).
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Would love to hear what the best practices for a new greenfield project, say Django-Postgres-Redis-Nginx, would be if you wanted to avoid containers for some time.
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Can you share more about your current setup, and what is the motivating factor for the move to AWS ECS?

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