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lasereyes136

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    Comment #48900267

    I met Vint twice where I spent about an hour each time talking to him in a group. It was years apart and he spoke about the social changes the Internet was bringing about. Always w…

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    Comment #45847149

    Any experience can alter your perception of reality, it doens't change reality. That doesn't mean it can't be a problem that needs to be addressed. It can also be a benefit and hel…

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    Comment #43090813

    No, it doesn't have to be a meeting. It can be any method communication.

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    Comment #43037354

    I agree that this is needed. It doesn't stop the person requesting the feature from asking for a meeting to explain why and just whining that they need it the whole time and saying…

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    Comment #42389244

    Great article, I have I seen this situation too many times to count. It isn't just consultants that generate haunted graveyards. Any person will skills more advanced than their pee…

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    Comment #41914399

    Reminds me of a dev team I once encountered where they stated they wanted to be expert C programmers and that they didn't understand pointers, so they avoided them. I told them it …

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    Comment #41555396

    Interesting article and I have observed all of the situation described in it. I would like to point out that when agile, and even Scrum to some degree, was introduced it was a way …

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    Comment #41501485

    Makes sense for desktop software, less so for webapps and web services. I agree with the point that developers should profile their apps and for some apps having a bad computer is …

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    Comment #41258508

    They had that rule, every 24-hour room checks, for a few years after the Mandalay Bay mass shooting in 2017. Since Covid they removed that rule and don't do the room checks every 2…

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    Comment #40868739

    I see your point but disagree. Sun was the last holdout of the propriety Unix vendors to support Linux because they had underpriced the other Unix vendors like Linux was underprici…

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    Comment #40868040

    2 features here really mean 2 development tasks however a task is defined for your team. The idea is to have one to work on while the other is in the background (maybe being worked…

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    Comment #40866970

    TDD is a design technique you can apply to low level or tactical coding design. Strongly typed isn't the same as a knowing and testing your inputs and outputs based on a plan or de…

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    Comment #40838603

    Only in that the growth of cloud migrations might slow. The cloud is a great option for a lot of workloads and companies. Cloud native applications and services can be cost effecti…

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    Comment #40838579

    Linux was a corporate-level operating system as far back as the mid-90s. It was the late 90s when it started getting enterprise software for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O…

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    Comment #40645762

    > Companies are not going to entrust their business to a black box that sometimes says no. Companies entrust their business to a black box that sometimes says no now. AI will not c…

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    Comment #40645458

    Starbucks has grown to the point where it can't grow more, at least in the USA. So it has to raise prices to continue to "grow" revenue. I stopped going to Starbucks on a regular b…

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    Comment #40515879

    > just because insurance says its "totaled" doesn't mean it isnt fixable and safe to drive. "Totaled" to an insurance company means they think the cost of repair at their contracte…

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    Comment #40319861

    All work has a cost including documentation. You either make updated documentation an explicit work item or it will, at best, get done ad hoc, at worst, it will not be done. If you…

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    Comment #40276956

    I prefer the set of trade-offs in shopping at Costco vs. a lot of other places. I also prefer the trade-off of getting stuff quickly without leaving home when buying from Amazon. I…

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    Comment #40149629

    I think part of the point of the article is that LLMs don't lie because they are designed to just give you the next work based on making a credible sounding sentence or sequence of…

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    Comment #40065300

    Ask a tax lawyer. My understanding, which is not legal or tax advice, is that, as a private person, you pay taxes in the state you have your primary residence in. There are a lot o…

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    Comment #39906243

    > “Limit WIP” is a well-known recommendation in agile circles. It’s great except for the situations where it doesn’t work, eg. you have multiple customers with must-do features, yo…

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    Comment #39706193

    > People who have worked in the second type of environment (deadlines are real and have consequences) become quite good at estimating and managing progress toward deadlines without…

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    Comment #39615883

    That is weird, people taking a body of work out of context to advance their agenda.

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    Comment #39593811

    I see we worked at the same place.