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hlesesne
2y ago
I did this a few years ago (sans plugin) and correlated weather to velocity and WIP (Jira) for our development team. I was disappointed to find no meaningful correlation.
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hlesesne
2y ago
It’s 4 years old.
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hlesesne
2y ago
Paywalled. Search Google for the title “How Amazon blew Alexa’s shot to dominate AI, according to more than a dozen employees who worked on it”
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hlesesne
3y ago
Down by the river.
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hlesesne
3y ago
Couldn’t this just as easily be a front end to an object store like s3 - without the need for mongodb?
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hlesesne
3y ago
Does anyone know how the large datacenters in Iceland are faring? I know that most of the big ones are north east (near the international airport in Keflavík). They were really popular for crypto miners, but have been moving into HPC very r
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hlesesne
4y ago
I checked the internet archive (wayback machine) and don't see that the AUP has changed significantly in recent months. While I continue to disagree with PayPal's stance and ambiguous language, the article led me to believe that t
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hlesesne
4y ago
CERNs openstack documentation. https://clouddocs.web.cern.ch/
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hlesesne
4y ago
Running Ubuntu (and most other os’s support this) I opt for different desktops for different contextual work - and I keep my sound turned down when I’m focused. I find that it minimizes my cognitive switching costs, but is still easy to swi
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hlesesne
4y ago
CERNs OpenStack documentation is pretty terrific. Wish for profit cloud providers had as good. https://clouddocs.web.cern.ch/
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hlesesne
4y ago
I work for a company who has purchased iPods for years to deploy a LOB application that uses a specific sled for the iPod with a barcode reader. We buy 100s per year once the batteries expand. Gonna take a lot of developer effort to rewrite
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hlesesne
4y ago
Are there any suitable open source or on premises competitors to Jira that also support service desk functionality?
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hlesesne
4y ago
Siri… run script jira__mark_for_for_delete.sh > Ok, do you want to run jira__purge_marked_for_delete.sh <<garbled>> > Ok. Running script.
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hlesesne
5y ago
An old plumber friend wished he’d specialized. His idea was 1) live in a college town with tons and tons of student or vacation rentals (we already did) and 2) just do water heaters. 24 hour service and mark up for unscheduled installations
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hlesesne
5y ago
Lack of service desk in other applications has always been what keeps our org on Jira (on premises). Anyone have any suggestions on deeply integrating service desk tickets with engineering tasks?
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hlesesne
5y ago
This. There are numerous accounts of illegal activity at hotels, hostels, government sanctioned housing, college rental properties, and any privately owned, leased property, but no one, ever has been held accountable for illegal behavior (l
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hlesesne
5y ago
I can’t think of a single thing I own that I feel this way about. Yet, I feel like I spend and spend on the things that don’t actually inspire me. Is there an inverse relationship between good stewardship/financial maturity and the num
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hlesesne
5y ago
Ummm. California.
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hlesesne
5y ago
Pushover
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hlesesne
6y ago
Unfortunate that the links to the code for this no longer exist... http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/Daemon/Oracle/Overview.htm...
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hlesesne
7y ago
The title meta tag said “alternative to ansible” and I thought, “why in the world?!?”. Must have been a typo.
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hlesesne
7y ago
Who keeps Docker hub?
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hlesesne
7y ago
I may be completely missing something, but I was under the impression that floating ice has zero impact on sea levels - a unique characteristic of water. Ice floating in water in a cup already at the top won’t overflow when it melts. It se
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hlesesne
10y ago
In college we had a similar scenario when a UPS delivery truck making it's routine stop at a fairly consistent time each day caused connectivity to degrade. If I remember correctly, the solution was discovered following a UPS strike in