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urnicus

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    Comment #49109511

    Thanks for sharing your experience with Herdr! I've been considering taking the plunge for a few weeks - going to do a one day experiment today.

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    Ask HN: What is your onboarding/discovery process for a new client or project?

    I've typically worked on longer and bigger software development engagements, but recently have picked up several small (but profitable) automation jobs via referral. My existing on…

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    Ask HN: Personal Goal Setting Method (Jim Rohn)

    I complete Jim Rohn's goal-setting exercise at least once every two years (and I make my wife do it with me — she's a good sport). Curious if you all have other methods you utilize…

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    Comment #48946299

    Strengthening the Heartbeat, by the educational theorist Thomas Sergiovanni, is a book that’s helped me pattern match and verbalize the traits of the most effective organizations I…

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    Comment #46023436

    Oof - sounds painful.

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    Comment #46016904

    I ran across it on the Pennsylvania Department of State website when it served up a download link for data.

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    Comment #46008904

    Oh no lol

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    Comment #46006587

    This one I visited was a false flag operation - worked fine in Chrome. I suspect they never bothered removing the banner after modernizing.

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    Ask HN: Are you still working with a website that requires Internet Explorer?

    I ran across one of these warnings the other day while working with a government website, "For best results, we suggest using Internet Explorer". That warning was so common during …

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    Comment #45825336

    What a lucky friend - you're a superhero.

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    Comment #45825324

    I wonder if there is a reddit thread with people showing off their surviving Windows XP setups. Mine is a dell tower laying on its side because I harvested a power supply unit from…

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    Comment #45824741

    This is a definite reality and headache. The learning curve was steep and I literally had somebody walk out after training them for less than two hours.

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    Comment #45824620

    Nice - thank you!

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    Comment #45824609

    I've got a mental picture of you excitedly unveiling your work to her. Glad she came around and very cool.

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    Comment #45824575

    I still use a dot matrix in my office lol. I love the sound and they are so cheap to operate.

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    Comment #45824556

    I remember training a new hire on her first day and, about an hour in, she said she needed a coffee break. I never saw her again lol. Typically the first two weeks of training revo…

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    Comment #45824510

    Hahahahahaha - the kids are alright

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    Comment #45824494

    Super interesting study. Training new staff was always the most challenging aspect of the software.

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    Ask HN: My family business runs on a 1993-era text-based-UI (TUI). Anybody else?

    Is anybody still using TUI applications for business? My family company is a wholesale distribution firm (with lightweight manufacturing) and has been using the same TUI applicatio…

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    Comment #22352739

    Train capacity is also sharply reduced during a downturn by stowing cars to keep prices elevated. Having an alternate option (an option with capital overhead that makes it more dif…

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