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Comment #48364029
Does the unified memory work in WSL2?
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Comment #47773704
I haven’t finished reading this but I am commenting because of the form. Lead with the conclusions, table of contents, and then sources? This is someone who is confident in what th…
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Comment #47648955
Your example about this hinge is nurturing behaviour. This is exactly what people should be doing- identifying issues and also at least suggesting they be fixed before proceeding i…
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Comment #47270044
This is infuriating. However, for those in this situation, know this: it works if the document or spreadsheet is in OneDrive. I just wish Copilot told you this instead of asking yo…
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Comment #47270021
The book that changed the game for me is “Leadership and Self-Deception”. The thesis being that the root of resentment is self-betrayal, where self-betrayal is denying your impulse…
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Comment #47096552
The post you’re r replying to gets this right- lead time is everything. The fast you can iterate, the more likely that what you are doing is correct. I’ve had a similar experience …
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Comment #46983892
This is my focus protocol. Whenever I find myself having trouble trying started on a task, I create a new desktop and open windows related to the task only. DnD on. Pick a next ste…
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Comment #46933621
I got bitten by this confusing UX. The spreadsheet must be in OneDrive for copilot to use it as context. It’s actually quite useful.
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Comment #46717063
The biggest mistake is accepting controls that they cannot manage. I mentioned automation earlier for this reason. If your controls place undue stress on the business then you’ve j…
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Comment #46714357
Tone at the top is most important - if this is not valued at an organization level, it will be tough sledding. Next is knowledge - you don’t know what you don’t know. However, one …
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Comment #46667381
I’ve seen this pattern play out before. The pushback on simpler alternatives seems from a legitimate need for short time to market from the demand some of the equation and a lack o…
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Comment #46382925
I feel like this ‘cloud-first’ strategy will only get worse now that AI assisted development is common. I notice my personal AI assisted C# projects get far more complex than when …
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Comment #46350626
jyn’s advice here is spot on, however it misses an important point: jyn you are exceptional because you do these things. This is what excellence looks like.
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Comment #46075167
Hardly a Pyrrhic win. When the rest of the market is burning money, whoever burns money the slowest while still remaining competitive will win.
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Comment #45404782
Out of curiosity, why does this have to be a left-leaning initiative? I personally don’t use these political labels as I’m often confused by how they are used.
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Comment #45210348
This is on the engineers. Asking for time to refactor is like a painter asking for time to prime. It’s part of the job so just do it. When brought out in discussion, it sounds as i…
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Comment #45134529
Snark aside, this is the main topic of Eli Goldratt's "The Goal" - one of my favourite books. Output of the business is constrained by some bottleneck. Improving efficiency away fr…
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Comment #45098248
Continue using emdashes and trust your audience.
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Comment #45079522
There is something to this. I believe that if you cannot feel, you also cannot reason. It’s almost as if intellectual ability is an application of emotionality rather than somethin…
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Comment #44791311
This is a well written article that points the tension between talent building and improved output. Although focused on design it gives me some ideas on how to build an effective e…
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Comment #44767092
> You don't have enough clout to make organizational-level changes. So process things that you see that are really inefficient, and you have some ideas how to address them? Now you…
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Comment #44504166
Practice makes perfect. Assuming AI adoption initiatives are well intentioned, it makes sense to reward people for being pioneers in their organizations. We’ve always done this. Th…
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Comment #44460845
This makes me feel a little better about this change. However, there are bound to be weird Edge cases. Edge allows multiple profiles, are all always available to store passwords? C…
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Comment #44400451
That’s right- technology does replace pieces of our everyday life. I fear what happens when social ties are what are replaced. For example, technology allows us to travel long dist…