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I don't have experience with that in particular. I'll share my more general, tangential thoughts.

MVP is minimal. Extending the scope like that makes me very skeptical (towards scoping and the processes).

Everything you are concerned with would be important topics for retrospectives, or even meetings with management. But of course those don't exist or are open in all environments. In my team I could openly raise such concerns.

If you're always rushing to a deadline, or feel like that, think of what you can do and influence to improve that. Retrospectives? Team disuscussions? Partly tuning out of management given focus and doing what you deem important and right? Look for a different team or employer?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Fixed_Calendar

Some sometimes open up for a time.

Remember, when we do that, we are getting a binary file. But in my imaginary example, we are getting a ‘video description’ in form of PostScript.

The example is a reference/link with handling instructions.

When I think of video metadata, we already have and use formats for that, in a more general and versatile manner.

Maybe I'm missing the point, but sending instructions is a very different and restricted approach.

I like that we describe data and how it shall render. That way, the data is accessible for various interpretations and uses.

What is that? The linked article, but as a 7-minute video talk?

I agree the series got worse through the seasons. And not only because of mystique loss.

The app-based AI chatbot already handles two-thirds of all customer service chats, the company said Tuesday—some 2.3 million conversations so far—with the virtual assistant earning customer satisfaction ratings at the same level as human agents.

How were those satisfaction ratings?

I have only awful experiences with "support chat" bots. If it's incompetent humans of course it wouldn't be better. But that's beside the point.

Is it actually useful or good support?

[…] use roughly as much electricity as all of the nation’s home computers combined

Bitcoin mining also risks stressing out the power grid in Texas, a crypto hub in the US where the state’s grid operator has paid Riot more than $31 million in energy credits to curb its electricity use during heatwave-induced demand spikes. Bitcoin mining has also brought sputtering fossil fuel power plants back to life and raised electricity costs for some residents in New York.

It's clear why the survey is necessary.

Why did they make it an emergency survey in the first place? Is there no "normal" survey alternative?

Depending on product type and region https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_shopping_website#Major_websites

The intro music (if you want to call the background music soundscape thingy that) is exceptional. Always emotionally touched me.

I can definitely recommend the Infinity Train series too.

You can use RSS feeds to know about new videos, and any feed reader/manager like Feedbro to manage them.

There are two aspects to being prepared and actionable:

1. Action knowledge/confidence in knowledge
2. Not being surprised into freezing/shock

You can lessen your surprise through:

• Experience
• Practice situations for automatism/intuitive reaction
• Consciously playing it in your head

Like playing physical actions in your head before executing them improves how you do them, playing situations through in your head can prepare you/your mind-space for them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Altman#Other_endeavors

Another CEO resigned, and he took over (for eight days).

I'm a bit confused by the title, which says

could be good, if it works

but the second half of the article lays out how access to digital anime can disappear.

Where's the good? The hope that good or equal value will be given? Is that still good when you lose other anime you already had?

PO stands for what here? product offer?

Do you know what SEO stands for? It's not SEO that is ranking results. SEO is the consequence of ranking results by relevance and quality.

What's your alternative? Give supposedly relevant results randomly? That'd be even worse.

You can export your reddit data. There's no simple, existing way to replicate it on Lemmy though.

The export is machine readable, so scripting a loop that creates posts from it would be viable and reasonably doable.

Where's the source?

The post link is to the general website, with no indication.

The linked dotnet.social account describes itself with

Bot parrot for https://devblogs.microsoft.com/

If you like to bring #Microsoft #DevBlogs officially to the #Fediverse,

So I have to take away that it's not federated after all. There's only a bot sharing links.

Federated would mean more than a bot, right?

Article says they claim to be GDPR compliant.

That's specifically what they don't do. They collect statistics, not individuals.