Quality, human factors, gardening, denominators, late-stage dadops. Lego, LLAP, LLTBTB.
Boise, Idaho
Joined March 2008
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Sub sandwich is definitely a taco.
Mayo lube, slightly wet veg, slick cold cuts, the meat launcher of tacos. Squeeze and it's over there.
Remember all the weird stuff kids made of mechanical pencils and pens and the wire from spiral notebooks?
They say start at TNG S3 for best results, but at the start S3 is not particularly memorable. Everyone remembers what Geordi did on the holodeck, and I like "good tea, nice house" in that episode where Picard won't leave that old couple alone, but what's really good before, say, S3E10?
People always mention S3 for Yesterday's Enterprise, The Offspring, Sarek, BoBW, but these are E15 and later. (I do like E10 The Defector.)
Teams of agents are a computing metaphor, like desktop.
Yes, we're used to solving problems that way, or we've heard that people have people they arrange and delegate to like that, anyway. I don't have a desk like that, but I've heard of it. Is it the best?
So the Idaho white/green retro plates are prefix "R" followed by some "0"s (the "ROO" plates, I call them), and the black Famous Potato plates are suffix "FP" (Flying Pie!) and also "0"s up front, burning through those quick?
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1. It’s the only truly hard boundary in @awscloud you have to affirmatively fuck up. IAM won’t get you service quota protection.
2. Business unit cost visibility. “Just use tags” you first, buddy.
3. Policies (SCP and such) can be applied to accounts by OU.
4. M&A.
Wade Dorrell retweeted
“Power comes from the ass” — the president of the United States for some godforsaken reason
Get bots out there solving the usability problems.
The bots are very smart, but they're from us, they work around difficult UX and suffer silently like we do, but they also understand why it's broken, how it gets to be that way, and they can fix it, if we give them the means.
