That's not better. Between two banks block chain adds nothing. Either side could alter it just as easily as they could alter a regular transmission, and more easily than they could for a signed encrypted transmission
You need many nodes to make block chain immutable
You only need a sender and receiver to make signed data packets immutable
I give them reasonable case and tell them it's if everything goes right.
After we exceed the estimate if they ask I tell them that not everything went right. I like my current management, they let us estimate in very low resolution, and expect that nothing will be delivered on time
I talk with someone away from my desk and meetings happen without me (doesn't happen at home, no one there to talk to)
I make a coffee, in the office kitchen, and don't notice the ding on my computer (doesn't happen at home as the kitchen is near the study)
Last time I had to be in the office was to support new staff, so the missed meetings were due to talking to the new staff (but mostly about Minecraft)
I know I'm more productive at home, I'm pretty sure all the programmers are happier at home due to the lesser noise
I think when I was in the office with a colocated team we had some efficiencies, particularly in collaboration while planning a piece of work that doesn't work nearly as well online, but my workplace is distributed across three timezones so we don't get to be colocated with our teams, so there's no productive talk to offset the recreational talk
IT has (left over from waterfall) some skills stronger in some states, so IT teams were reshuffled to get people from all over to balance them
So when we were allowed to return to the office, we were required to be there 3 days a week
With the spread out teams we had no in person meetings, we rarely saw team members even if they were on the same site
So we felt very much like the difference was to commute to do MS Teams meetings in the office on small screens three times a week, and have no commute and do MS Teams meetings on our own screens twice a week
We are lucky enough now to have full time work from home
Edit to add: management aren't on the same agreement as the rest of us, they have individual contracts. Very few of them have access to remote work
Yeah, having used both, my preference is for Emacs, which also comes with the bonus of menu driven ways of doing most things when you've been away long enough to have forgotten a keyboard shortcut. I have always needed a cheat sheet handy when away from vim for a few months
345 will never be relevant. RMS isn't much of a swordsman
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