Reminds of me Aadhaar in India.
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sreeramb93 commented on EU Digital ID wallet is coming thalesgroup.com/en/worldw... · Posted by u/taubek
sreeramb93 commented on The Software Industry Is Still the Problem cacm.acm.org/magazines/20... · Posted by u/pabs3
That's why SLAs exist?
sreeramb93 commented on My students cheated... a lot crumplab.com/articles/blo... · Posted by u/benjyhirsch
Use discord?
sreeramb93 commented on The other kind of staff software engineer earthly.dev/blog/line-sta... · Posted by u/adamgordonbell
Are product managers replacing the engineers as the core line role these days?
Product managers talk to the CEOs more than software engineers do.
sreeramb93 commented on Show HN: Oldest Search – Search for the oldest result on internet oldestsearch.com/... · Posted by u/jarrenae
Way better search (or is it content?) on certain keywords. Feels like all the noise in `Latest Tweets` is filtered away.
sreeramb93 commented on Cloud TPU VMs are generally available cloud.google.com/blog/pro... · Posted by u/boulos
are google cloud TPUs available in mumbai region?
sreeramb93 commented on How to professionally say howtoprofessionallysay.ak... · Posted by u/ghostfoxgod
I've been working on removing blame or attribution from phrases both in work and in social settings.
Some examples are:
"Oh you did this incorrectly" --> "This was incorrectly done"
"Why did you make this decision" --> "How was this decision made"
My thinking is, once you remove the attribution or the linking of identity to action, the other person doesn't hear this as a criticism of them or their skill, but rather on the issue or end result.
My hope is this makes them less prone to be defensive in the discussion and hopefully achieve a more productive end result while minimizing negative reactions.
As other comments point out, a lot of the replacements in the article are corporate ways to say fuck off. I think these responses are generally rude and make me less interested in having a working relationship with the sender.
Can you link any resources? SRE post-mortem analysis by Google is a resource I have found to conduct a blameless post-incident review.
sreeramb93 commented on EU considers banning use of up to 12,000 toxic chemicals upi.com/Health_News/2022/... · Posted by u/ParksNet
sri lanka went only-organic for their agricultural produce. look what happened to their yield...
When govt bans, its the people who pay the price.
1. Alternative to magnet or any window management systems that does not require elaborate tmux setup.
2. More adoption of snapstore and auto-updates.
3. Comparable performance and battery life to today's arm laptops.