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I've been using this app called Octobox. It does a really good job of letting you organize and handle your GitHub notifications.

https://octobox.io/


I just have a hard time with this term. It feels.. disconnected... I don't know.

It reminds me of George Carlin's bit on "Shell Shock"/"Post Traumatic Stress Disorder".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuEQixrBKCc


You're not wrong. I admit, it's a term from the euphemistic cogs-in-the-machine language of management. But I've found no way to entirely avoid adapting to "their" culture.


I love introducing people to Google Location History...


I created an gmail for my phone that I never used. My regular google account isn't tied to it.


Jet.com is all in F# at that...


Ditto!


I'm a polyglot senior software engineer, I enjoy working in .NET the most, but will work with most anything. Lately I've really taken to building high performance and cluster based applications in .NET with Akka.NET.

I am currently interested in the field of machine learning, as such I'm currently in the process of (re)mastering my calculus and taking the Stanford ML course on Coursera.

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