heywot

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by heywot 4y ago
In my experience I think it helps a ton with non-verbal communication. I would never demand someone have their camera on apart from interviews/important conversations. But I can visibly see if someone is confused/engaged/unde
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by heywot 4y ago
There's a huge difference between casually overhearing a conversation because you also are outside versus having actions/words recorded for eternity, and potentially analyzed by a third party (Amazon, Google, etc).
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by heywot 4y ago
RANDA Solutions | Senior Software Developer (Full-Stack) | Franklin, TN | Full-Time | REMOTE (US) | https://www.randasolutions.com RANDA Solutions is a leading software solutions provider for State Educational Agencies across th
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by heywot 5y ago
Funny to stumble on this thread just days after we started evaluating BookStack for internal use! Thanks for this piece of software. I'm really enjoying it so far and am looking forward to integrating it into our daily processes.
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by heywot 7y ago
I'm partial to /r/financialindepedence
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by heywot 7y ago
That's really interesting - I've cut myself a few times but mostly just due to impatience or a new blade. But my face also doesn't require daily shaving so I don't mind taking a few extra minutes. As a huge fan of safety
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by heywot 7y ago
Yes and no. There are many repeat actions in SC but at peak they can definitely reach that high. Microing units while simultaneously performing larger macro actions at the same time is a staple of any decent player and is really obvious at
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by heywot 7y ago
This is a really dismal view of homeschooling that I don't really understand. Are there bad situations with homeschooling? Absolutely! Are there bad situations in public schools? Absolutely! One is not inherently better than the other.
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by heywot 8y ago
I realize we're discussing this on HN but developers are a small microcosm of the communities being listed. Sure, there's examples that might combat the generality of my statement...but let's not be pedantic when that wasn&#x
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by heywot 8y ago
And not all of those are represented in rural areas. And "slow broadband" feels hilariously out of place in that list.
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by heywot 8y ago
I got myself in a bad situation where I set my key fob on the top of my car after a run, changed, jumped into the car, and got onto the highway before realizing my mistake. The fob fell onto the road and was run over and destroyed before I
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by heywot 8y ago
Or they know their limits. I, for one, have refused to purchase a sport bike on numerous occasions - including my "dream bike" - because I know its too much bike and that might get me into trouble. I've never felt that way ab
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by heywot 8y ago
We utilize EF Core on a fairly large project and have had zero issues mapping to views. I doubt there are issues at this point with SPs either though I haven't personally done that. EF Core has a lot of work that needs to be done (and
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by heywot 8y ago
I've been looking for a service like this and I'm really interested. Too bad the site is choking a bit on extra traffic right now. I'll have to check back later.
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by heywot 8y ago
I've been considering switching over to Firefox after being a day-one adopter of Chrome and this helped become a tipping point to get me to switch over. Though, full disclosure: I've been working to limit Google services in my day
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by heywot 8y ago
I get your conclusion but that doesn't excuse T-Mobile from notifying customers that their data has potentially been breached. I would much rather be aware that there is a distinct possibility my cell carrier's data on me because
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by heywot 8y ago
I still think making customers aware would go a long way. And we only have to go back to the Equifax breach to learn that companies are hardly forthcoming about who is and isn't compromised.
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by heywot 8y ago
My favorite part about all of this is that, as a T-Mobile customer, this is how I find out about the leak. There's not even an alert when I log into my account. Why can't companies be more responsible about these situations?
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by heywot 9y ago
I'm not sure if you played Breath of the Wild or Odyssey but I don't think they're mining nostalgia with the Switch. There are certainly callbacks but those games are as fresh and as impressive as I've seen in my ~20 yea
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by heywot 9y ago
Which is a really frustrating thing. I have family members who didn't go to college who could not pursue certain careers (or, struggled to advance their careers) because they don't have piece of paper - even if it had nothing to d
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by heywot 9y ago
Perhaps the worst part of this breach is I have had people tell me "that's okay, I've never been an Equifax customer." The lack of understanding is almost as saddening as the breach itself. If you have credit, you'r
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by heywot 9y ago
Agreed. I understand gamer's frustration with paywalls and pay-to-win, but let's be real here. These are collectible figurines and fun cosmetics inside a game. No one is forcing anyone to buy these and Nintendo has every right to