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youeseh
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Sure. I wish they'd put a bit more work into the name. Maybe I'm thickheaded since I can't get over the word association each time I read, "Surfboard".
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youeseh
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I understand that the author(s) like to surf, but what does that have to do with this library?
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If your team or company's culture sucks, then Slack will amplify it. On the other hand, if you work in an environment where people respect each other's time, communicate clearly and don't try to pass the buck, then Slack will
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It arrives hot. It is prepared by your partner / parent / cook just the way you like / need it. It makes for a much more interesting conversation. It is something Indians are used to from a fairly young age. Going to school,
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> A dabbawalas’ commitment to the job is partly because it pays well – roughly 12,000 rupees (£140) a month, a good salary in India for what is essentially unskilled labour. The fame of the dabbawalas also gives the job a certain prestig
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Do your PMs have a background in the type of engineering that you do? It may be helpful to point out bad requirements whenever they're provided. Keep a copy of the bad requirements and why they're bad, so when they repeat their mi
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To limit meetings, and unnecessary, distracting conversations, one way that I've found that individual contributors (engineers, artists, writers etc.) can segment their day is by splitting it between hours where they'll work on th
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Do you have a project manager / product owner on your team?
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As a commercial landlord, do you have to pay property tax this year?
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6y ago
WFH also works for those young people that don't quite live in the middle of the city - say, they would like to live closer to where they play (the ocean, the mountains, on the road, etc).
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6y ago
It's cheaper to sue and win.
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6y ago
Maybe they used their 20% time on it.
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Tesla Abruptly Suspends Car Production at Chinese Factory
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Uber lays off 17%, mostly from customer support and recruiting
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Understanding Tech Job Market Trends After Major Events
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People who need to job to make ends meet usually have a lot more to lose. This very quickly creates an environment where there are real imbalances. The perception of these real imbalances can be even greater if there's a breakdown in t
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"The stock market is not the economy" As a result of the 2008 crisis, the US Government / Fed started pumping money. The market bottomed out just before they started pumping money in March of 2009 and then started recovering.
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7y ago
I meant to say, "There's a fairly significant difference between communicating as needed in the office, and asynchronously when we're remote".
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The other side of this is that managers need to be more mature too. There's a fairly significant difference between communicating asynchronously. If you can figure it out, it'll actually increase the company's overall product
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7y ago
Are anti-trust laws strong enough / enforced to prevent market operators from competing with vendors? Why should Amazon be penalized when Costco, Target, Safeway etc.. get a pass?
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When there is a separation of responsibilities and not enough knowledge overlap or documentation, then people are more likely to feel stranded when their colleagues go offline.
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How did he exhume it in the Spring?
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7y ago
If the new one would have kept the design of the old one but added a full screen and updated cameras - that would have been perfect. I get the feeling that I'm part of a large niche with whom the old iPhoneSE saw success by accident.
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You have people constantly changing their minds. Before you can make a roadmap, you need a sense of direction. Maybe you need to zoom out a bit. What do you offer? To whom? Why? Why them? What do you not offer? Why not? Can you get those an
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Whiteboard interviews all the way. They are interactive. And they can be two-way interviews. All participants of the interview are interviewing each other. Take homes are basically free labor.
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If you're asking if he has domain expertise in fighting rapidly spreading diseases, then yes, he has domain expertise in fighting rapidly spreading diseases.
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I'd try to get answers to: - Who will this app be used by? - What are they doing now? - How is this app going to help? - Assuming that the magical technology to detect everything is already available, how exactly will this app do what
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I'm sure there's a middle ground between bricks and slurry =).
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This can also be fixed by fixing what they feed the sailors.
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Old enemies become new friends.
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