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   by wiggity 10y ago

   As a San Antonio resident, tech industry worker, and optimist about the city's future tech relevance, this is sadly representative of the growing pains we have to overcome. NIMBY, sure, but also simple ignorance about how important th
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   by wiggity 10y ago

   We've been using the preview for a few weeks, and while it's nice to have an in-built option for lightweight planning, Planner still pretty rough around the edges. It's missing features one might expect from something tied in
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   by wiggity 10y ago

   I found Bret Victor's "What can a technologist do about climate change" ( http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/ ) a refreshingly action-oriented exploration of your question ("but what?"). Its in
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   by wiggity 13y ago

   I worked with my organization's leadership development team for the past few years, here are two recommendations to get you started: the leadership challenge by kouzes and posner ( http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008DM
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   by wiggity 14y ago

   this advice is pertinent even within excel, especially for those who rely on any of its summary features (pivot charts, data analysis, etc). essentially an illustration of the benefits of separating content from presentation.