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by occz 6y ago
Are you under the impression that investing the time to learn to use a purpose-built debugger will be a net time loss? I used to print-debug a lot, but since I started working with a stack where I use an IntelliJ derivative - that is to say
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by occz 6y ago
It's mostly fine if you fill the pre-wash slot with detergent.
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by occz 6y ago
Are you filling the pre-wash slot with detergent?
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by occz 6y ago
Are you filling the pre-wash slot with detergent? Because that's actually pretty vital for them to properly clean dried-up stuff. By not filling that slot the machines are crippled, essentially.
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by occz 6y ago
Try Kotlin! Android development had become much better for having moved to Kotlin, and I prefer it to Java for backend development as well.
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by occz 6y ago
Counter-anecdote: the last two places I've worked at have adopted GraphQL in production, and are happier for it.
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by occz 6y ago
How come? I've been traveling extensively with over-ears, what makes them a non-starter?
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by occz 6y ago
Kotlin is an alternative now, and it's great.
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by occz 6y ago
As mentioned - I have read the book, and I'm not opposed to the some of the ideas in the book. However, the endorsement of MBTI is just really damn hard for me to swallow.
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by occz 6y ago
It's mentioned both in the fable-part and the epilogue.
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by occz 6y ago
Some options: - Audiobooks, while: - Exercising - Commuting - Performing mundane everyday tasks. My favorite is doing the dishes and throwing out the trash. - If your organisation values continuous learning, dedicate 30 minutes each w
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by occz 6y ago
I've read both a few of the negotiation books (Getting to yes, Getting past no) and Five Dysfunctions and I don't know that I'd recommend them, to be honest. My beef with Five Dysfunctions is primarily the book recommending M
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by occz 6y ago
The Goal was actually the primary inspiration for The Phoenix Project, iirc. I think it was mentioned at the end of the book.
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by occz 6y ago
Time to McGyver some faraday cages, I guess.
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by occz 6y ago
If I'm going to do other peoples jobs in addition to my own, I should get those peoples salaries as well, right?
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by occz 6y ago
The way I see it, it's there to soak up flavours from food that the rice accompanies. I think the texture is quite pleasant as well. Now if only it were better for your health.
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by occz 6y ago
In addition to the other response, I suggest you check out https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_calming - these are all measures that make it slightly less comfortable to drive in order to create safer environments
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by occz 6y ago
>Please. Try to make the public transport comfortable. That means a seat (I get that in a car), not having to crawl over somebody else next to me or have them sit too close. I agree that investments should be made to keep the capacity of
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by occz 6y ago
I'm not sure that aggressive drivers actually cause other drivers to drive more safely. Of course, you didn't believe that either when you wrote that comment.
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by occz 6y ago
I do not irrationally hate cars - I just have the perspective that we should design our shared spaces in a manner that leads to the least amount of deaths.
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by occz 6y ago
>Or you completely remove that single one way lane, and good bye resupplies for the shops/restaurants and good luck to those poor folks that will move in/away. This is not true - we have streets that have been converted to be f
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by occz 6y ago
>City roads are narrow and don't have empty space just waiting to be painted green. Bike lanes will cost you parking spots or a car travel lane. This gets huge pushback. Both should be sacrificed in order to break the car-infested c
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by occz 6y ago
Take the public transportation you also need to invest in.
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by occz 6y ago
It should not be comfortable to drive around in a city. You are in a place with lots of people you can harm with your vehicle if you drive around fast, you should be driving slowly and paying close attention to your surroundings. Proper bic
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by occz 6y ago
I think the option of being in-office does not have to be incompatible with having remote workers not be disadvantaged, but I think it might be the result of 'doing nothing', if that makes sense. The default option, if you will. E
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by occz 6y ago
I wouldn't accept a pay cut - there should be enough companies to work at that realize that WFH post-pandemic is in their interest. For the record, I have no intention of returning to the office either.
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by occz 6y ago
In addition to this, I can wholeheartedly recommend 'screen control sharing' (maybe there's a better name for the category of software I'm referring to?) such as Tuple or Drovio. Being able to pair program with two sets
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by occz 6y ago
Contemporary zoning laws really are the worst.
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by occz 6y ago
Any true malthusian will of course voluntarily take the first step and remove themselves. Right?
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by occz 6y ago
Interesting - that backup camera mandate does explain it a bit. I wonder if the EU has something similar. It still doesn't excuse the lack of care with regards to design, but I now have a bit more understanding on the matter. Thanks!

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