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811.
by relaxing 2y ago
lol what’s on the “mildly annoying” end?
812.
by relaxing 2y ago
Let them try to run the operation on a skeleton crew.
813.
by relaxing 2y ago
I’d love to see a chart of the increasing recruiting expenditures chasing an ever shrinking candidate pool and extrapolate the total size of the pool of suckers.
814.
by relaxing 2y ago
> And Apple agreed on the $1,000 price tag for a model that sold to the public for $2,495. Talk about a savvy deal. And a year before the Mac was released to the public!
815.
by relaxing 2y ago
No, the prevailing view is estimating in hours is bad, hence the push for estimating in t-shirt sizes or other stand-ins for task complexity. The survival terminology is really off-putting. And what’s the obsession with golf? This doesn’t
816.
by relaxing 2y ago
The coed dorms I stayed in didn’t have all spaces designed for a man. They didn’t even have mixed bathrooms.
817.
by relaxing 2y ago
> Improvement is finding efficient ways to remove stress from higher-ups. How about gym memberships and mindfulness exercises? Is the rise of Agile tied to the demise of the three-martini lunch?
818.
by relaxing 2y ago
I think the key is you don’t force/pressure tasks to be completed in sprints.
819.
by relaxing 2y ago
> That's why a burn-down should be tracked in hours and not points. With points, the data isn't actionable in a reasonable amount of time. I don’t follow this? The arguments against estimates in hours are well known as this poi
820.
by relaxing 2y ago
Why is the PM still employed? Hasn’t the team all quit?
821.
by relaxing 2y ago
Some sources do quote it as lbs rather than a tons e.g. https://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/brand-connect/subaru/tackl... I could believe it, if most visitors are simply walking through the visitor centers and
822.
by relaxing 2y ago
Thanks! I never go to Bing but I probably will now.
823.
by relaxing 2y ago
I guess that makes sense. Safari iCloud integration is super convenient for syncing everything to my phone etc.
824.
by relaxing 2y ago
Nutrition is correlated with childhood growth. Was there a reason why how much they were fed would have changed with each individual, but not across the entire cohort?
825.
by relaxing 2y ago
Then go read the NYT front page and find out? He’s always there because he’s pure clickbait. Whether it’s true or not is irrelevant. “Flip flop” is an insult in politics.
826.
by relaxing 2y ago
Here’s a slooooooow performance of Spiegel im Spiegel, used to great effect in the trailer for Gravity (2013) https://youtu.be/mKMivVduoQs?feature=shared
827.
by relaxing 2y ago
Ross Douthat is still employed so your assertion falls flat on its face. Aside from that, right now I see an item claiming Harris has flip-flopped on progressive policies.
828.
by relaxing 2y ago
> moveable icons what’s this?
829.
by relaxing 2y ago
It’s not cheating at all. It’s an inelegant solution, but it works.
830.
by relaxing 2y ago
You’ve never had to use two packages that required incompatible Python versions?
831.
by relaxing 2y ago
No, you’d upload source tarballs. Live public access to VCS wasn’t a thing for most projects.
832.
by relaxing 2y ago
Well damn. So much for the “Github had better taste” thesis. Still, Sourceforge was a terrible user experience. Github was a breathe of fresh air.
833.
by relaxing 2y ago
> Farmers markets, gardening, hunting, raising chickens, etc are absolutely options. You’ve never seriously tried those things. Farmers market prices? Get out. Gardening? The time investment to keep a garden large enough to make a signif
834.
by relaxing 2y ago
Well yeah, it’s an Arduino.
835.
by relaxing 2y ago
> Knowing that the graphic came from somebody who didn't actually know anything, the censors didn't see the need to worry about it. That’s not really true. If you manage to independently come up with classified info and release
836.
by relaxing 2y ago
Have you looked at Ruggeduino? They’ve done the ESD protection thing.
837.
by relaxing 2y ago
You fly over and overstay your visa (indefinitely.) Neglecting any discussion of the legal ramifications, that is largely how it happens.
838.
by relaxing 2y ago
Most people do not do those things. And if they do, they’re likely not doing it with tax reasons in mind.
839.
by relaxing 2y ago
My point is they’re not doing any sort of planning to minimize their liability. They’re not doing sound tax planning of any sort.
840.
by relaxing 2y ago
By doing what? Letting their tax preparer select the EITC? Calling that a “Try” is stretching it.

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