truebosko

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by truebosko 8y ago
Haha! He's still a toddler so maybe that's why ;) We've been lucky with his routine since early on.
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by truebosko 8y ago
My single comment doesn't pain a whole picture. I work a lot but not to the point of burnout. I don't know. I love the product we've built and I find challenge through iterating on the big ideas. Sometimes I like to go back i
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by truebosko 8y ago
Middle management -- this hits home hard. Switched to People Manager / Product Manager / Many Other Hats role around the birth of my child. I find it quite rewarding, but yes, endless hours and high stress. It's also an adjus
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How to Stop Writing Code as a People Manager(tech.gadventures.com)
2 points by truebosko 8y ago|0 comments
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by truebosko 8y ago
The never ending drive to feel qualified. Extreme swings from excitement to depression / anxiety that I seem to hide very well at work.
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by truebosko 8y ago
Very interesting! I've been debating if we want to continue using Sphinx ( http://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/restructuredtext/b... ) for our documentation website, and focus on a tool that pro
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by truebosko 8y ago
We've had a few coffee shops in our area drop the delivery/mobile purchase (Ritual) apps, perhaps due to this. Or, just the logistics may have been unbearable for them. Sometimes, I do enjoy walking into a coffee shop and ordering
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Bringing confidence to our API’s uptime through Elastic Search(tech.gadventures.com)
1 points by truebosko 8y ago|0 comments
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The Perks of a Play-In-the-Mud Educational Philosophy(theatlantic.com)
1 points by truebosko 8y ago|0 comments
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by truebosko 8y ago
Game changer. Ugh, hate to be down on this product because I'm sure it had a lot of work into it but ... this just feels so disingenuous
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by truebosko 9y ago
What's a soup in game night? You offer soup to your buds during games?
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by truebosko 9y ago
Going through my own such experience, at the ripe age of 32. Throughout life I had a strong core group of friends. Moved to the city to get a proper job, and grew my social circle. Between my late 20s and today, I've seen my friends mo
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by truebosko 9y ago
Don't leave tech -- Leave this trash fire of a company. All the best to you.
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by truebosko 9y ago
Mental thing. By having the tabs open (pinned), it's a reminder that I need to get this shit done. Eventually the ones that didn't get done are sent to the graveyard.
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by truebosko 9y ago
You should adjust the README so it explains what this does. Even a single sentence would be nice.
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Inside Venice's bid to hold back the tide(theguardian.com)
1 points by truebosko 9y ago|0 comments
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by truebosko 10y ago
In all honesty, I try to stay full throttle at work. Important breaks I do take: Coffee walk (unfortunately on some busy days I simply can't make it out), Quick chats with the team, and Pomodoro-timed walks to stretch/ease the min
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by truebosko 10y ago
This is exciting, but Ford continues to be a major player. They just invested $1 billion in R&D in Ontario, Canada. Seems like they are on the right path, but perhaps don't have the flexibility and velocity of a (relatively) smalle
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by truebosko 10y ago
I don't think I believe this. Source?
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by truebosko 10y ago
This comment not only has no place here, but is also pretty inane.
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Ask HN: Who are the women that inspire you?
1 points by truebosko 10y ago|1 comments
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by truebosko 10y ago
Selfie stick propped between the seat cushions. Get with the millennial times ;)
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by truebosko 10y ago
I'm actually OK with this. The screens are generally of very poor quality. If they replace them with USB ports, that's all we need! Especially with Netflix Offline mode, there's basically no need for these anymore.
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by truebosko 10y ago
In Toronto and surrounding area we've seen the expansion of our suburban rail network, through incremental purchase of track, over the past decade. It's owned by one company (Metrolinx, which is a gov. Body) and it seems to be wor
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by truebosko 10y ago
Is this the right space to ask for opinions about Fastmail and its privacy? I just switched on trial after being on Gmail. I'm happy but I switched primarily to get part of my life away from Google.
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by truebosko 10y ago
Never heard of Flowdock but it sounds very compelling. We're currently looking to get our enterprise on Slack and the costs seem .. unreasonable, and I feel that's because Slack is the top player in the game and can ask for such p
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by truebosko 10y ago
Would love to open a classic diner. Not a grease trap, but quality, but familiar breakfasts, great sandwiches, home-made pies. Superb diner coffee. A place welcoming to anyone, young, old, family, friends. Software Development is great. It&
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by truebosko 10y ago
Neat. I remember my days on Something Awful Forums and many did the same thing for various integrations. Ten years later the technique still works.
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by truebosko 10y ago
I absolutely adore Homebrew and can't thank the package maintainers enough. I think of all the times I battled with compiling some package, or installing it via MacPorts only to struggle updating it. Never with Homebrew. So much <3
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by truebosko 10y ago
For sure. I'm not neglecting my child at all, at least like to think I am not :) When he is awake in the mornings and evenings, we spend ample time. Of course, weekends are a great time together as well. Didn't mean to make my com

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