mattpallissard

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by mattpallissard 4y ago
In Jira you have the concept of internal comments, which aren't visible to people outside the team. They are useful for putting triage and debugging information in. Or even as a play by play with specifics so your team mates or manage
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by mattpallissard 4y ago
Shortcut is pretty stripped down and lacks several features conducive to cross team collaboration. In particular I dislike shortcut's lack of internal comments. It's a much bigger annoyance than anticipated. I dislike atlassian
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by mattpallissard 4y ago
Bridging the gap between the young bloods who knew the specifics of hot new technologies and the old dogs that had been designing systems for decades. One cohort knew what tools to use, the other what design patterns to follow. Each group h
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by mattpallissard 4y ago
Might not exactly line up with what you asked, but Drepper's 'What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory' comes to mind. https://www.gwern.net/docs/cs/2007-drepper.pdf edit: wording.
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by mattpallissard 4y ago
With out mandatory user fields optional or signed audits I wasn't convinced how useful this was. I originally read the post viewing this as a way of sharing audits amongst the general public, in similar fashion to how the packages the
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by mattpallissard 4y ago
The search command is in the IMAP RFC [1]. Sieve is an entirely separate RFC for filtering email as it's accepted by the MDA [2]. And I could be wrong, but AFAIK neomutt at least supports server side search. 1. https://www.