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5y ago
It's wild that someone has the gall to threaten the poster infront of the police and show him signs that he'll get shot. That would've seriously messed him up. So glad this guy recovered his bike and hope they identify the th
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5y ago
Doesn't exist. The network of iPhones is where Apple really stars. You can try Tile, but that works in bluetooth range.
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How do you function in a remote first world, where most of your team joins calls over Slack or Teams? It’s weird that someone painstakingly learnt English, but you don’t can’t put in the effort to listen and understand.
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5y ago
"I love that you get on a call with real native speaker" Wow! Seriously? How do you feel the same way about the people you work with, if they aren't native speakers?
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5y ago
Airpods + iPhone/Apple Watch. No wires, nothing to put in your pockets when you're lifting and running. Who loads an MP3 player?
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6y ago
How long till it makes it to a FAANG interview?
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6y ago
Yup, I have the same feeling. I've had an Xbox since the Xbox 360 days: Xbox 360 -> Xbox One S -> Xbox One X But, looking at the different showcases. Definitely getting a PS5 this time. I don't do many multi-player games and
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6y ago
That's an extended courtesy. As a manager, one needs to continuously be planning on how to not let all the tribal knowledge collect with a select few. Pairing people, coming up with processes for documentation and presentations, etc ar
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Damn! This hit home. Not 32, yet. But I can totally see what the OP is saying. > It feels relentless, and the lack of in-person social contact with colleagues makes it worse Yup, every meeting seems like people just going on and on, ever
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Very true. For me saying this conversation is confidential has a negative connotation. It raises some flags like: 1. Are we going to talk about something which we can't broadly address? 2. How do I trust someone new on the team to actu