misterflibble

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by misterflibble 3y ago
He is masterful, and I regularly use some of his simple dinners for my weekly rotation recipes. Like Anthony Bourdain said "if Jacques Pepin shows you how to roast a chicken, that's how you roast a chicken!"
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by misterflibble 3y ago
Yes I really loved that mod
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by misterflibble 3y ago
Would you consider joining our Friday and Saturday UT99 tournaments? Our small UT99 community is keeping it alive and well lol
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by misterflibble 3y ago
Gordon! Get away from the beam!!!!
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by misterflibble 3y ago
Does it play Half-Life: Alyx? :-D
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by misterflibble 3y ago
If it is anywhere near as good as GeforceNow or Xbox Cloud Gaming, I'm definitely subscribing. It's so convenient for short, casual sessions. Once I ran GFNow using in-plane wifi to play Observation, and granted there were dropout
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Especially in enterprise teams, it is a daily interrogation just for management to keep tabs on your performance. I'm fine meeting and giving status updates every few days, but honestly not every single day
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I can't vote this high enough, this is exactly my thinking
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by misterflibble 4y ago
You've typed exactly what I was thinking, in a far more eloquent way than I could have worded it. Reminds me of the constant battle between my high school's sys admin and those smart kids who knew all the Windows 2000 network comm
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I loved the start of this film; it's an onslaught of super advanced wetware technology, cybernetics, comic book weaponry, corporate dystopia and (frankly) a little bit too much violence lol. I agree with the others comments: it might n
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by misterflibble 4y ago
It certainly feels like it's going that way now: subscriptions for everything! I much prefer buying legacy/retro games from GOG to be honest.
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by misterflibble 4y ago
You're absolutely right. Sorry I failed to mention that before stand up, I had actually brought it up several times in chat messages the previous night and I also created a User Story/Bug to capture it. I eventually realised that
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by misterflibble 4y ago
That sounds like so much fun! Like running your own mini micro greens grocery with a raspberry pi! Please post your project here, I'd love to see the results.
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Hahhahhhahahhahahhahha I don't need to: our dodgy infrastructure will make sure of that!
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Oh dear, I hear that loaded phrase exchanged all the time in meetings, and it is usually when someone doesn't want to listen to a topic or idea anymore :-[
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by misterflibble 4y ago
In my enterprise (fr)Agile job, copious amounts of Corpspeak abound. I truly feel like "the inmates are running the asylum". For example: during one of our morning stand up, I remember bringing up a major production issue that I f
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I would love that! Then I'd Bookmark it for instant dungeon crawls during lunch breaks!
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Lol omg in my last project team, no one was gathering requirements or doing analysis at all - noone! The developers asked every single day for someone to write down some basic requirements. Someone from the "product owner" team ca
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I think I'll take your advice and start ticking that LinkedIn box tonight! Cheers!
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I really appreciate your comment and yes, I hope I find another team soon. Or better yet, hopefully I'll be replaced by a script (like an AWS lambda or an Azure function), ánd then I'll have all day to rant on HN. Beware! lol :-]
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by misterflibble 4y ago
That's so true, and why should one try to estimate non-trival work that we haven't done before, and make those estimates deadlines? Or worse, a higher management sets a deadline because of something (for example: launch advertisin
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I'm happy to provide whatever estimates are desired by the business, and I'm sure all other programmers would too. But...most of the time I'm estimating something that I haven't done before (or for a long while), so they
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Your words honestly give me hope that there's a better place to work! lol
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Yes I definitely feel that technical expertise and trust is needed in decision making for all projects. In my current team, developers don't have much influence (lol um.. I mean just me as I'm the only 100% full stack) and we hav
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by misterflibble 4y ago
I like the idea Extreme Programming. Well, anything at all that is different than the status-quo would be great. Actually I never considered the theological connotations of working in an Agile project!
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by misterflibble 4y ago
Aha! Now I'm rich! :-D
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by misterflibble 4y ago
If I had a coin for every time someone replied to these kinds of posts with "That's not Agile! You're not doing Agile properly! True Agile is..blah..blah".....well, I'd have a few coins! I have had Agile/Scrumm
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An open letter about the wonderful women who contributed to the JWS Telescope(webel.com.au)
3 points by misterflibble 4y ago|0 comments
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The Load Balancer Got Terned Off(thedailywtf.com)
2 points by misterflibble 5y ago|0 comments
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by misterflibble 5y ago
@bananabat this is absolutely terrific and I'm going to download the app now!

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