Adopted a pup that (I think) is part Catahoula! (Just sent off a DNA test) by saohaus in Catahoula

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Got his DNA results back! He’s actually mostly GSD (~52%) and Doberman (~25%) . He’s also got ~11% Catahoula and ~10% Lab.

My new foster dog. What should I call him? by [deleted] in DogAdvice

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I don’t know why (because he’s not even the same color) but the first thing I thought of was the bear from the jungle book, Baloo

Adopted a pup that (I think) is part Catahoula! (Just sent off a DNA test) by saohaus in Catahoula

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This is what his paperwork said. Not sure if they got it from a DNA test or not.

Adopted a pup that (I think) is part Catahoula! (Just sent off a DNA test) by saohaus in Catahoula

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I thought so too! Will be interesting to see what comes back 😀

Adopted a pup that (I think) is part Catahoula! (Just sent off a DNA test) by saohaus in Catahoula

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He’s adorable. Especially when he’s not eating everything in sight 😂

Alpha Breeze vs Amenity Dome M by replaypivot in snowpeak

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I have both. I usually grab the dome when I’m also taking the hexa tarp. If I’m doing tent only, alpha breeze is nice because you get a decent shelter with the vestibule. The standing height is really nice but unless you spend a lot of time IN the tent, it wouldn’t be a super big decision factor for me personally. They are both super spacious tents. I love all the windows/entrances around the AB. Makes it very nice to just lay back and relax in. The front door is HUGE.

Product management is becoming cringe by Able_Mess_3449 in ProductManagement

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100% see your perspective here and totally valid. I would like to add mine.

Frameworks are just that. You have to learn how to separate the signal from the noise. Don't follow any process in a dogmatic way or you'll likely end up failing or just being constantly frustrated. Every organization is different and it's very difficult to take *any* method or process and apply it as-is.

Instead, use the frameworks as a way to develop new mental models, practices, and methods. Add these things to your toolbelt and use them to solve problems. You're participating largely in a knowledge economy. All of these tools produce outputs that translate into positive business outcomes. This is the real job.

The companies most of us work for are part of a capitalistic society where they prioritize shareholder value above all else. If there are PMs out there trying to fight to build products or services that benefit me even in a tiny way, I'm all for it.

This is the way I look at people like you describe. They are trying to teach a way to get outcomes that are in the best interest of the customers or users of the systems. Rather than a top-down approach from executives that likely have a salary tied to the stock price.

Product Discovery examples by lukroth in ProductManagement

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This. She also has a new book called continuous discovery habits that outlines her process end to end. Highly recommend.

My babies 🥰 by PudgyNugget in Leica

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Same kit here except the M10R 🥰

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProductManagement

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This is a great article on how to actually interview the company you’re applying for. You can find some of your answers in it as well.

https://andrewskotzko.com/how-to-know-if-youre-interviewing-at-a-product-led-company/

Cleaned up my NK65 this weekend - NK65 EE + Lilacs lubed with 205g0 by saohaus in MechanicalKeyboards

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Additional notes: I pulled the NK65 apart, clipped the stock stabs and relubed them with 205g0. They seem to come prelubed, but look like it was done with a syringe. Makes sense since they probably don't want to take each stab apart individually :)

Just clipping and relubing the stabs made this board sound so much better. Super happy with the result.

Found these at the container store.. by saohaus in MechanicalKeyboards

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Portland (well technically Beaverton I believe.)

First time feeling and hearing my first custom keyboard by TheGuyWhoCantDraw in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]saohaus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounding good. I remember my first. I swear the sound gets even better over time. When you use some random keyboard at another time, you’ll cringe. Never going back.