l8rpeace

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by l8rpeace 4y ago
I like these articles. But, what I'd really like are some examples of good and bad writing. This would actually help (as opposed to explaining the process behind it). Anyone have any examples?
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by l8rpeace 4y ago
Shocking as it might seem, pieces of this approach are still missing from some work environments. I've seen it first hand. Heck, I even asked a former colleague who is now at Zoom, "You're helping power the remote first exp
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by l8rpeace 4y ago
Passpack: https://www.passpack.com/ I've been using this for years. Basic plan at $18/year is everything I need.
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by l8rpeace 4y ago
It's subjective, but since there is some scale (from personal to professional), couldn't there be a way to classify this and filter it out? That would be a cool feature.
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by l8rpeace 4y ago
Talk with my friends at Codefi in Called Girardeau, Missouri: https://www.codefiworks.com/
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Ask HN: What are the best Product Owner/PM message boards?
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by l8rpeace 4y ago
Yeah not even that sometimes...dates of employment, title, broad responsibilities (she wasn't a gardner, she was a nuclear physicist). Anything else potentially implies judgment and is open to interpretation/libel. That's how
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
You really tell this story well. I could never voice my frustrations with cloud that I've had diving back into code lately. But you nail it - it's a time suck that really is a different Cloud DevOps (tm) skill set. Literal moment
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
I made an example https://www.sportstrace.com
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Yes! There cannot be an expectation of goodwill, especially with policy. While I personally think people should be more generous, I can't believe that policy should depend on it. Thank you for pointing this out and I will work to be mo
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
You are right and thank you for pointing that out. He hits these areas but, in my reading, fails to fully close the loop. I feel that policy supported wage floors for tipping isn't addressed enough, if at all. Sure, they tried to get r
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
These are very valuable points from the article and good observations about the condition that a HCoL area (really, any area) is subjected to. Thank you for that. One area that is problematic is not the custom of tipping, but the policy aro
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Agree that the titles may distort the perception (you make an excellent point), but I was concerned about the conclusion of the article. Thank you for bringing that to light. I also respect your reading of the article as a generalization of
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Yes! And how policy can have unintended consequence is HUGE. Why doesn't he really even mention that? It's upsetting that among the many observations that "people, tip more" ends up being the final thought and not "
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Too true! Yes he's now in the workforce, and it's such a shame that he NOW sees how the system works AFTER dictating/enforcing policy about it for an entire state. And there's an implication at the end of the article: ti
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Former politician who focused on labor joins the workforce and learns the real truth THEN chastises customers for not tipping in the conclusion of his article? Yes, he talks about the tough conditions of the job and customer behavior and ot
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Link for the lazy: https://xkcd.com/1102/
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
I can relate to info/knowledge about that edu debt, went to undergrad in the 90's and while I might be naive, I can say I didn't comprehend the debt side of things. And my edu debt pales in comparison to today's students
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
"I often find that there's a tendency to endlessly navigate a streaming service just to find something to watch." I miss in person product discovery and wayfinding mechanisms, even if I know they themselves are (were?) curate
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
I get the concept of a charge back. But upwork and the freelancer are both in contact with this 'Robin' person (who I assume won't sort out the fraudulent psyment despite admitting to the freelancer that an unauthorized card
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
"What if I am not a customer? Does that mean I cannot get a job here?" Facebook recruited me a few years ago. I told them 100% that I don't use Facebook. I think a few people I met with didn't get the memo because...well
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
"The 12.5 million white male business owners comprise about 41% of the 30.5 million total owners of small businesses in America. There are about 11.6 million women-owned businesses (about 65% of them are white-woman owned) and 6.5 mill
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Like interviews for program managers? There are all sorts of anecdotal topics that aren't revolving around impact.
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Right but now those submissions are (mostly) electronic since the advent of eCTD (which has been in the works since 2002): https://www.fda.gov/drugs/electronic-regulatory-submission-a...
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
https://www.teamblind.com/
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Made a sports app as part of a platform: https://www.sportstrace.com Upload 2d video and get it analyzed in 3d to figure out how to correct your form and technique. We cover baseball, softball, golf, and cricket.
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
Try south of St Louis, MO on 55 (specifically south of Cape Girardeau, MO) in the summer. That might be where all the bugs have gone. \s
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
This works in Iceland because it's easier to get to the hot places. They pump water down fissures, the steam comes up to power steam generators, and they actually pump the water back up and send it miles away as hot water to Reykjavik.
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
OneNote. Since 2006. The sections and subsections may vary, but each note is purpose driven and dated. Each meeting gets an entry and Outlook has a good feature where I can "create notes" which will let me mark who was present wit
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by l8rpeace 5y ago
I was an IC program manager. I was asked to manage program managers. I stepped back to become an IC within a year. I did this because my team was immediately starved for engineering resources upon my appointment, I was asked to continue my

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