I feel like a lot of software services really need a "free tier but pay a little because you want to support 'em" price point. There are a lot of tools where the free tier does what I need. I'm happy to pay something (<$5 a month?) but the lowest paid plan is too high ($10-15/m).
What if crime hasn't risen, but disorder has?
Mr. Lehman summarizes the idea and puts into words something I have felt since 2021.
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Via marginalrevolution.com.
I feel like all those "spot the difference" games as a kid has prepared me for this moment in AI-generated video.
3 tips for finding focus time as an engineer manager.
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Great post on how "meeting purges" can have a solid pay-off. worklife.news/culture/meetin…
However, without proactive monitoring in place, meetings can easily metastasize back into a mess. That's where Calendaristic comes in!
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HBR found that "employee productivity was 71% higher when #meetings were reduced by 40%." People are your biggest expense, and they only have a finite amount of time!
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Hey #Nashville people - interested in getting off this hellsite to a better place? Check out nashtodon.com - a mastodon instance just for Nashville citizens and related accounts...run by your favorite local ex-Twitter engineer. :-) DM me for an invite or just sign up!
Posted today on @ProductHunt -- Calendaristic: Where does the time go? Organization-wide meeting analytics.
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Oh snap. 😆 I guess it's double-required if you live in Nashville.
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Code for generating this chart is available here.
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The struggle of traveling with a large family (of even small children) is real. Many travel sites that have multiple beds indicate large groups are fine, but the UI won't actually let you do it. 🤷🏻♂️
I even tried it with three kids. No dice. Many sites will only let you book a room (even a large room with two queen beds and a sofa bed) for four people.








