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by masukomi 9y ago
also http://witheve.com/ for more details on what it is. kinda sad :(
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by masukomi 9y ago
There was a post here by the head of the team about 4 years ago going over his thoughts on the matter https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7364465 and as someone else mentioned the After Action Report summarized the bullet
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by masukomi 9y ago
I disagree. When talking about things you don't need to go out of your way to indicate you are the same as 99% of the group you are in. It is assumed. You need to go out of your way to indicate when you are NOT like 99% of the group. a
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by masukomi 9y ago
> Best idea I have is to take a couple months off and try to recover from my burnout, and hope it becomes clear what I'd like to do next -- even if it's a similar role at another company. But taking time off with nothing lined
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Do Social Networks Need Companies?(weblog.masukomi.org)
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by masukomi 9y ago
I bought FT ages ago, but if you add vim support i'll use it _much_ more.
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by masukomi 9y ago
ignoring the tech, i think many folks here are missing the point. Assume you really want to quit smoking right now, and you are also pro choice. With a system like this you can say "I will quit smoking in 2 months or this $5000 will go
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by masukomi 9y ago
i'd love to know exactly what graphs you've found to be valuable. I've been finding that many of the things i _thought_ would be valuable to see graphed end up looking more like modern art than useful data (people by hour for
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by masukomi 9y ago
no worries. I appreciate the visibility even if the timing is bad. i should have been aware of the bug, and i should have had a note on the site while i fixed it (I do now). It's nice to have found that others find the idea valuable. A
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by masukomi 9y ago
yeah, that was definitely part of the thinking when i wrote it, although i'm happy to say it was more ME wondering why things took as long as they did than my boss.
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by masukomi 9y ago
ahh. yes i should have gotten it. thanks for the explanation. I actually used to have a command, or was about to make one that did intersect with a not so common name. I forget what it was now. So I pretty much hit this exact problem.
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by masukomi 9y ago
hit me up on twitter (@masukomi) or email masukomi@masukomi and i'll let you know as soon as the new version with better installer is available. Also, I'd love to hear any suggestions you may have regarding what i could do that wo
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by masukomi 9y ago
...er... what? I assume you're joking, but even so it doesn't really make sense. I could imagine that in a calendaring app. I'm not sure how it applies to something that tracks interruptions. I'd honestly like to know be
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by masukomi 9y ago
yeah. i'm sorry about that. I'm in the middle of a rewrite that'll address that. setup's been a pain and i don't want people to have to install chicken scheme just to use it. message me on twitter (@masukomi) or ema
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by masukomi 9y ago
exactly right. I've been wanting to figure out how to get every message i receive on slack piped into a script so that i could then extract "interruptions" from that. but yes I track everything that wasn't a "planne
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by masukomi 9y ago
(author here) I'm a tech lead. My job is to answer questions all day, but at the same time i need to actually do some tasks that require focus. I wanted to learn who is interrupting me, when, and why so that i could take measures to im
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by masukomi 9y ago
i'm not getting something about this comment. Is the implication that someone would show the boss the graph of the interruptions by the new coworker?
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by masukomi 9y ago
yeah. i'm sorry about that @joekrill . I'm in the middle of a rewrite that'll address that. setups been a pain and i don't want people to have to install chicken scheme just to use it. message me on twitter (@masukomi) o
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by masukomi 9y ago
it's not a great starting point for learning Scheme. it's a quick hack that kinda spiraled out of control. message me on twitter (@masukomi) or email me at masukomi@masukomi.org and I'll let you know when there's a new v
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by masukomi 9y ago
message me on twitter (@masukomi) or email me at masukomi@masukomi.org and I'll let you know when there's a new version with simpler setup and / or help you get the current version working. I'll try and fix that in the c
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by masukomi 9y ago
yeah. also that's completely BS. the data this generates is really only for the person running it. it's to help YOU figure out trends in your interruptions so that you can take measures to address them. Like finding out that peopl
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by masukomi 9y ago
author here: wasn't expecting this to show up on HN... sadly, it's kinda bad timing. A couple folks here have commented on problems getting it installed, AND there are some issues with large data in graphs which i've addresse
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by masukomi 9y ago
They work pretty well in Crystal[1]. Some things are certainly a bit harder than they are in lisp/scheme but you can get a lot done with them. In crystal this is (in my experience) due to the lack of reflection support, and thus the a
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by masukomi 9y ago
errr.... no. every scheme i've touched / seen is perfectly happy to mutate your variables. what one doesn't?
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by masukomi 9y ago
but do "lab workstations" really equate to "workstations of people in the business" or "computers this school got a good deal on" ? I think the latter. I suspect that they're irrelevant to this discussion.
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by masukomi 9y ago
ruby did not go the python way and have only have a couple ways to solve a problem. There may not be quite as many ways to solve something as perl allows but it's still allows for a lot of options.
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by masukomi 9y ago
I'm pretty confident that AgileBits only has access to the encrypted versions of stuff. They've thought about this long and hard and it would decimate their business if they did anything as stupid as storing things in plaintext. T
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by masukomi 9y ago
Think of it this way: how many useful tools can be described by a simple CRUD app? How many of those actually NEED AI? Does the HR software need AI to show an org list, or manage the company calendar? What about banking software? What about
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by masukomi 9y ago
yeah, honestly i don't get it. I thought the feds had already explicitly declared that bitcoin wasn't valid currency. How can you do "money laundering" by taking something that isn't a currency and moving its locati
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by masukomi 9y ago
that... just... that doesn't make sense. why would you use a plugin that converts markdown to html in browser windows to do automated sending. There have been command line tools to convert markdown to html since the beginning (literall

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