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by tspike 7y ago
Wisdom Sits in Places by Keith Basso. If anyone knows similar books, please please point me to them.
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by tspike 7y ago
Two words: dilution and liquidity This typically happens at big companies, though.
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by tspike 7y ago
I’ve been given some pretty strange looks for suggesting that if you’re going to eat meat, you should hunt for it at least once. That’s the best case scenario for an animal ending up on a plate- a normal outdoors life followed by a quick de
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by tspike 7y ago
Described my Lego addiction to a T.
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by tspike 7y ago
Maybe, but then those "boring and generic" people will move out of "interesting" architecture and allow other people the opportunity to improve the place.
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by tspike 7y ago
I owe my current career to those apps. I’m mostly remote and I’ve been able to stay in tune with the pulse at the big offices via chat apps. Every time I send a message through one of those apps, it’s like putting a $20 bill in my pocket.
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by tspike 7y ago
The actual transcript is illuminating. This feels like corporate throwing the test pilots under the bus. https://graphics.reuters.com/BOEING-737/0100B2J51TY/Boeing%2...
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by tspike 7y ago
jQuery? Shouldn't you be running a React front-end from a bookmarklet and figuring out a way to Dockerize it?
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by tspike 7y ago
Get a laminator?
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by tspike 7y ago
A significant part of the fear comes from how poorly worded it is.
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by tspike 7y ago
I work mostly remotely from a small town outside a mid size city that has a satellite office for a company based in a big city. I get the big city salary for now, but I'm operating on the assumption that the gravy train will stop at so
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by tspike 7y ago
If you have a Lego store nearby, check out the Pick-a-Brick wall, you can get a cup full of only the pieces you want.
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by tspike 7y ago
One example is the conversion of the Embarcadero freeway into a pedestrian friendly waterfront zone, although that's not quite a fair example given that it took an earthquake destroying it to give it the oomph it needed to happen.
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by tspike 7y ago
If this goes according to plan, there will be more satellites in orbit than visible stars in the night sky. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/may/28/spacex-sa...
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by tspike 7y ago
Yep. Though I don't think the two ways are incompatible- if one side actually has an accurate understanding of the other side's point of view, they would also understand the different ways in which the question might be interprete
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by tspike 7y ago
I agree they could pick a better question. It's not interesting to know how many people agree with that statement. However, it is very interesting that Democrats actually thought that Republicans would not agree with that statement
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by tspike 7y ago
I love this angle. There's a lot of room to improve the methodology, but this is getting at the heart of the question of why we are seeing increasingly polarized politics. With a wide perception gap, we are guaranteed to be framing our
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by tspike 7y ago
> and thought many people were going to say no? Apparently, many Democrats thought Republicans would say no. That's what's being measured.
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by tspike 7y ago
Interestingly, the National Park logo is a registered trademark and may not be used freely. https://www.nps.gov/subjects/partnerships/arrowhead-requests...
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by tspike 7y ago
It would be great until you need to debug something. Then it would be a nightmare.
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by tspike 7y ago
> what are you paying for with Apple? For me, it's vertically integrated privacy.
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by tspike 7y ago
The education system does do a poor job of educating people on financial matters, however.
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by tspike 7y ago
Not a blog, but if you haven't read the book The Manager's Path by Camille Fournier, I highly recommend it. Has eased my experience considerably, and it is very specifically targeted toward modern software development.
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Not to mention your data plan
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by tspike 7y ago
I'll bite: why does Japan have the best eggs?
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by tspike 7y ago
I do
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by tspike 7y ago
Branch offices for large companies are a better use case for WeWork.
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by tspike 7y ago
The real challenge will be if you suddenly find yourself without Google one day. One big solar flare.. [1] [1] https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/03/110302-sola...
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by tspike 7y ago
They were also once home to tallgrass prairie, now the most threatened biome on the planet.
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by tspike 8y ago
Definitely not, long-term. But plug it into a product manager's A/B test and I guarantee it boosts things short-term.

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