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91.
by nol13 9y ago
Ya I guess.. Was looking for something more along the lines of "PM at [cool unicorn] says none of the cool kids do X anymore" but maybe that could work.
92.
by nol13 9y ago
Ya, so it goes I guess. Was actually looking forward to something more organized after having no process to speak of for a year. And it's not even like the estimates get held over my head much or anything, just that putting in sub-task
93.
by nol13 9y ago
Any good resources for convincing management that this is a useless practice with absolutely no benefit to real-world estimation or productivity?
94.
by nol13 9y ago
I dunno if Jira sucks, but the granular subtask hour estimation it encourages certainly does. Is this really how most 'agile' shops work in this industry?
95.
by nol13 9y ago
but is he 0.5% more likely to need a bath robe than [random internet user]?
96.
by nol13 9y ago
But the core language really is that much nicer to program in when you can freely use object destructuring, spread operators, and some of the newer built-ins, etc.
97.
by nol13 9y ago
ya, having to jump back and forth between the current 'usable' DE over the years had made me somewhat salty on this point.
98.
by nol13 9y ago
my win95 clone menu works just fine, thanks. go reinvent something else.
99.
by nol13 9y ago
There's nothing to say. "And thus you see the supreme importance of never having the public find out you've ever, even once, locked someone out without recourse."
100.
by nol13 9y ago
i find odd pleasure in using alternative search engines as a verb in casual conversation
101.
by nol13 9y ago
just to be clear, they're not dolls, they're action figures!
102.
by nol13 9y ago
*connected with the right type of users at the right time
103.
by nol13 9y ago
my anecdotal experience agrees
104.
by nol13 9y ago
openra servers are decently active
105.
by nol13 9y ago
na the usual reasoning is "use vertical tab bar and tab groups and dont put your monitor n portrait mode"
106.
by nol13 9y ago
:looks disappointedly for erowid link:
107.
by nol13 9y ago
Plus the scale bias differing vastly between people and cultures makes the data a mess. Like say or me a 5 means 100% perfect, Why discreet choice stuff is all the rage in the market research world. (unless that's changed in last few y
108.
by nol13 9y ago
I'll never understand how people are seemingly ok with ads from their OS.
109.
by nol13 9y ago
Seems to have settled down now(?) but firefox audio was def glitchy for a few releases after for me requiring system restarts to get sound back.
110.
by nol13 9y ago
of course every time i type '&&' i still say 'and also' in my head
111.
by nol13 9y ago
Not clinging to single universe rule, but multiworld is a big leap, plus seems weird. Still significantly less of a leap than single-world narrative of "two particles have some probability to do something > ????!?? > they did thi
112.
by nol13 9y ago
Ugh, wouldn't be working either if I could find a switch already.
113.
by nol13 9y ago
greasemonkey to the rescue!?!? taking off all the padding seems to help somewhat
114.
by nol13 9y ago
having often attributed these things to cosmic rays as well, anyone have any actual estimates on how often/likely cosmic rays are to cause errors in desktop-like setups? had to have been a cosmic ray at least once right?
115.
by nol13 9y ago
2018: year of linux on the phone? Make it anything resembling viable and I'm there.
116.
by nol13 9y ago
"and everyone knew Intel could continue to play the pricing discount game for as long as they wanted" let's not forget the "don't build with AMD chips or else" game which they got sued over, though too late to
117.
by nol13 9y ago
Will WASM trackers/ads be harder to block than ECMA Script ones?
118.
by nol13 9y ago
tic-tac-toe
119.
by nol13 9y ago
Well ya still chilling I guess, but so obviously expected it kind of takes away some of the chill factor. If you want to control your software, run software that you control.
120.
by nol13 9y ago
I feel somewhat dumber having read that.

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