And, I can't commiserate with co-workers too much, given that the majority of them have been working sixty-plus hour weeks this month and I've had the 'luxury' of sticking to a normal schedule. (I suppose that's the benefit of being out of the loop.) But it screws up what I'm starting to (once again, after many years) quixotically think of as my real work--storytelling.
And, I can't commiserate with co-workers too much, given that the majority of them have been working sixty-plus hour weeks this month and I've had the 'luxury' of sticking to a normal schedule. (I suppose that's the benefit of being out of the loop.) But it screws up what I'm starting to (once again, after many years) quixotically think of as my real work--storytelling.
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A quick note
Posts on Coyote Tracks are supposed to be cross-posted here, but it's clear the cross-poster isn't, er, posting. I apologize. I'll look into it,…
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A better Amaretto Sour
I’m pretty sure I was introduced to the amaretto sour in college by my roommate’s girlfriend. I liked it—because I like amaretto—but I…
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Cotton, hay, and rags: giving bias the veneer of rationality
As you’ve surely heard by now, a mid-level engineer at Google—he’s anonymous, so I’ll call him Mr. Rationalface—wrote a memo called…
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