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by manyxcxi 11y ago
> It's not about being unwilling to pay for real design. Nailed it. If I've got a client who has only $10K to spend and I know that I can deliver all of the functionality and a pleasant Bootstrap theme within the budget, then I
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I love it. If you're offended by this, you take life way too damn seriously. I use a lot of bootstrap for internal web apps so that I can spend nearly zero time on thinking about the UI/layout and all my time just gettin the damn
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
It seems like the best thing for you and the company you work for is for you to let them know and give them the option of letting you split time at both companies or lose you completely. You will definitely want to talk to a lawyer who can
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
That was why I said wasn't really a thing being offered. There were certainly some classes that dabbled in the general area, but nothing that I can remember that came out and said "this is Machine Learning". At least in my Co
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They probably are. I wonder if you'd be better off printing the photos at Walgreens or something like that. Also, it would seem HIGHLY wasteful to use a high quality photo inkjet printer to print your Amazon return label...
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I don't print 200 pages a year. I might not even print 200 pages in 2 years. At my usage level I would have to buy a new freaking inkjet cartridge EVERY TIME I wanted to print because they'd be dry.
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I'm currently enrolled in a Stanford ML class on Coursera. I'm not very far into it so I don't have a lot to say about the class in particular but I know WHY I signed up for it. I graduated from uni with a Computer Engineerin
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I don't know why people still bother with inkjets. It's like the companies are actively punishing you for buying these models of printers. If they are necessary for work, then MAYBE. But even then, if you're buying commercial
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Thanks! I've been managing developers for quite a while now and my approach has been very much influenced by the good and bad I've experienced throughout my career. I have always valued honest and regularly scheduled one on ones a
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
There are three options for trigger words. There's Alexa, Amazon, and Echo. We have ours set to Alexa (default) and when the neighbor girl comes over (Alexis) the Echo frequently wakes during conversations.
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Couldn't you point it at a test environment that would be loaded up with non-changing content so that UI only changes could be tested against the same data always?
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If one on ones aren't normally scheduled, then seeing one popup is definitely cause for anxiety. If the company or manager sets a regular schedule for them, then it shouldn't be cause for pants shitting- unless of course you royal
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
To add on to this, if what you are saying is constructive, meant to be meaningful/helpful, and is true- then what fears of getting fired should you have? Even if you're just bitching about some thing/person/policy that g
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
A one on one shouldn't require playing along or a good poker face. Granted, you're the best judge of the type of manager that you're dealing with, but if they're any decent kind of person you should be able to ask them f
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
> EDIT: another tool for defusing the superior/subordinate awkwardness is to change the location of the meeting. Most 1-on-1 meetings (in my experience) happen in the manager's office, which immediately puts the employee on the
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If they're a normally scheduled meeting it seems odd that you would be so anxious about them. I could totally see the anxiety if they weren't part of a routine, where if one suddenly popped up you'd be wondering what it could
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
> My company seems to think that Scrum stand-ups are a replacement for one-on-one meetings. They're very, very wrong. You're totally correct. I run our Scrum stand-up and I set the timer for 15 minutes- at 15 minutes I used to
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I think the power dynamic is variable based on management style. At my last company where I had anywhere between 8 and 12 FTE direct reports at a given time, I found them to be invaluable in keeping up to date with them as a person and as a
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
I work around this by either checking the core libraries out into my new project folder, so ice got multiple copies around- and also I've got a core-Luba project that's literally all 12 core libraries we have that I can have open
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At what point are people going to stop and think, "why does my CEO, who's never asked for anything like this before need all the W2 info for past and present employees?" It's now making headlines and becoming a known eno
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
It is, but once you agree on the context it provides, it can be a word that is useful when describing how you plan to deploy some section of code. We use Lambdas for a bunch of different async work tasks like PDF generation and such. Warm o
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
If you use hosted JIRA and don't have many users it could cost as little as $5-$25 per month. That's probably cheaper than a lot of the non-F/OSS alternatives. If you are having problems with your device tracking now, I would
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Lambdas are a bit more "serverless" than most things as they can be spun up anywhere and you're just coding to the entry method signature that passes you some request context. I think we all understand that it's got to r
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
> Not really. Imagine the backlash github would receive I don't know... I'm sure they'd get some, CocoaPods has a very large user base after all. But if GitHub laid out the reasons like they laid out the options to start t
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
Thank you for everything you do at Github and with Homebrew.
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But what if they respond with a snack I've never heard of and interest me so with its description that I've just found my NEW favorite snack. Additionally what if they inform me about my snack with information that means I can&#x2
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
That's true that anyone with a repo is essentially a customer, paying or not. But CocoaPods is really a bad actor in this in that they're not just hosting source code up their for development purposes. They're using it like a
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by manyxcxi 11y ago
That's valid, everyone has the attitudes and traits they're looking for on both sides. I should have better clarified in my first statement that I in fact would give them the opportunity to walk that statement back to show their i
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Even if they were a paying customer- what would you do if GH could support that volume? Obviously there are SLAs in place if you're big enough, but at the end of the day, if they simply just can't handle the volume what are going

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