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warrentr

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About warrentr

you can email me at warren runk at gmail

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    Comment #46687974

    Thanks for the d2 rec; this looks really good and is written in Go!

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    Comment #43334833

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    Comment #42963930

    Curious why you needed surgery on your elbows. Was it lifting related?

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    Comment #42284792

    Same with Churchill. He would arrange for his afternoon nap and bath even when visiting other countries

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    Comment #42237772

    In the work rules book about google, Bock claims (apparently using a lot of real data from google) that employee performance follows a power law distribution.

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    Comment #42117027

    The winds of war and war and remembrance books (or audio books) are a pretty good way to get a feel for ww2. They're historically accurate fiction and offer a lot of long-form deta…

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    Comment #37767596

    Where's the reply from Kahneman?

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    Comment #34248212

    Really great explanation, thanks. I've definitely felt a bit silly spinning up an entire react project for a "mildly dynamic" site

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    Comment #34130936

    Curious what you think of dashlane. Personally I find 1pw UI patterns a bit annoying and dashlane somewhat better

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    Comment #33713426

    This approach is definitely possible with a good web-based git IDE. We use gitlab's webIDE and have taught a few very non-technical (even temporary) employees how to do simple comm…

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    Comment #33527044

    The app we're building features CBT-I content (at the bottom of the main screen, called "lessons") and is currently free: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/chorus-sleep-tracker-sounds/…

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    Comment #32152480

    I see MMR in here a couple times. Do you mean MRR? Edit: Awesome write up!

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    Comment #30174159

    My wife and I are (slowly) building an ios app to track daily family memories (impetus was having our son in 2019). We got this idea from an article long ago where the author used …

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    Comment #29069051

    Chorus Meditation (YCW21) | Software Engineer (Front-end/full-stack) | Full-Time | Remote | ~North American time zones Chorus meditation is building an easier approach to meditatio…

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    Comment #25062476

    Thanks for this! This sounds very interesting and your stated values align exactly with mine. I will check it out.

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    Comment #25062217

    Has anyone found a good family friendly alternative? In particular I would really like to: - Pay for the service (sustainable/trustworthy business model) - Be able to very tightly …

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    Comment #23406460

    I'm curious about this as well. From what I remember chromium does what you suggest to verify what is rendered down to the pixel: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/02/…

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    Comment #23343327

    Can you elaborate on the issue/fix?

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    Comment #22495042

    Using the reminder aka notifications feature of the android app got the habit to stick for me. Total pita to figure out how to get it turned on though :)

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    Comment #22470197

    Who What Wear | [Senior] Software Engineer(s), DevOps Engineer(s) | Full Time | Remote (USA), Portland OR, West Hollywood CA (HQ) Who What Wear (www.whowhatwear.com and www.whowhat…

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    Comment #21794815

    Personally I think late 30s or even early 40s is ideal for a lot of men. I'm 36 and just had my first kid, and I honestly can't imagine doing it any younger. I just would not have …

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    Comment #20239889

    Project Oxygen is worth checking out. It was mentioned in "Work Rules" by Laszlo Bock https://rework.withgoogle.com/blog/the-evolution-of-project-...

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    Comment #19240099

    I was fairly senior when I made the transition (~10 exp) and I knew my bosses very well by that point. I decided to roll the dice when another employee moved to work remotely and t…

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    Comment #19116918

    Sadly it's easier to staple stomachs than produce lasting behavior change