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throwaway_Aef8
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Comment #30417913
For the "more advanced options for true documentation stuff like charts, tables (formatted!), diagrams and more." you might like Obisidian. But that steers you back towards markdow…
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Comment #30267731
I did in 23 flips always betting heads, but raising my bet if I lose twice in a row. Also the first couple times I all-in for a streak of 2.
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Comment #30092806
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Comment #30091996
Heequaet4geongeel1bag0xie9inaB4u
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Comment #30065063
maybe on top of your idea ensure there's a graph feature like at the top right of https://help.obsidian.md/Obsidian/Index
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Comment #30064488
I have the answer it's a graph based filesystem! Just kidding I don't really have an "answer" just your question inspired me to Google for a graph based file system. https://fsgeek…
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Comment #29988718
oh wait, Google showed me this: > Machines have raised the stakes once again. A superhuman poker-playing bot called Pluribus has beaten top human professionals at six-player no-lim…
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Comment #29988703
IIRC it's "solved" for heads up but not really multiway like 3+ to the flop. I believe in a recent Bart Hanson Youtube he points out that mutltiway is not solved.
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Comment #29060185
seems to make sense. Power and money consolidates to the top.
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Comment #28617326
"Small Consulting company promotes themselves by attacking Large Consulting company by playing off allegiances to tech religions" https://devbizops.medium.com/are-you-tech-religiou…
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Comment #28616974
> If your velocity is correct you should end up with 100% completion and your employees having a work life balance. But I rarely see that. It would be awesome if this were the exac…
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Comment #28616888
Does it make sense to expect 100% completion? Maybe for something new our estimates are off by X% and future ones get more accurate. But then there's unplanned tasks/work from infr…
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Comment #28616193
Isn't this a capacity planning issue? I thought if you are 100% complete on every sprint, then you are planning incorrectly. It's not supposed to be a report card every 2 weeks but…