And that's with data from an administration who would absolutely fudge the numbers to look good.

Here it is: The final debate for MinnMax's Game of the Year 2025.

If you enjoy this format, any help sharing the grand finale for The Two Tens is appreciated! youtu.be/lIQd-zokVnQ

Yes, I play games. #SteamReplay

CTO: We're going to require employees to start coming into the office to ensure a collaborative environment within product teams.

Me (who is the only one in my office on my product team): Who would I collaborate with then?

Steel thyself.

‘Tis more than meets thine eye.

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"Timebox" is such an odd corporate jargon. Especially when the word "timer" already exists and every college student understands it.

Steps for getting a promotion in your company:
- Make portfolio for promotion
- Get manager sign off
- Get recommendations from every co-worker you've been in a room with.
- Do interview for position.
- Roll an 100 sided dice.

Meanwhile in other companies
- Do interview for position.

Work Hackathon this week. My goal: I'm gonna learning how to do Mahcine learning and neural networks.

What actually is happening: I'm re-learning python.

Just a reminder for anyone looking at #PrimeDay sales. Check that you're getting an actual sale by looking up the price history on an item through something like CamelCamelCamel.com. There's a lot of products that recently had a price hike two weeks ago.

Why is it that all applications directed towards business users (looking at you MS Teams) are barely working? Features that are working will suddenly stop or disappear.

Ever notice that games in these digital stores don't usually get markdowned in price over time. There are games on Steam that are $40 and 10 years old.