shivc

Working on improving our sprint reports jira plugin, am already interviewing TPMs but thought taking some unfiltered advice here would be a good idea too.

The key question is: What is one piece of info in your sprint reports that will save you from taking another headache pill every weeK? (or save your fridays from preparing reports manually)

Hi, I'm doing some research for a product, primarily around how technical PMs handle their work life.

Wanted to understand a few things but the key item is understanding the biggest drag on the time of a PM? What do you find yourself doing more and more that shouldn't take as much time as it does?

Also if you have time then these are the other questions:

2. What do you find are the consistent barriers to program/project success you see repeated?

3. If there was one piece of information a product could give you that would make your life easier related to your engineering teams, what would it be?

have you noticed this as well? recently I have seen a ton of small creators(under 1000 subs) being recommended on my home page like crazy

So I was looking at their go to market, website etc to understand what they did right and what experiments they did to get to where they are at.

Would be crazy to hear if you know something about their market entry and getting to the foothold they have

So, I'm using brave on an m3 mac and having 2 big issues: 1. Brave does not properly use memory saver - I have it set on aggressive and even then tabs like gmail just remain active even if I don't use them in days

2. Especially Gmail tab takes upwards of 500MB - in comparison if I run machine learning models on a moderate sized data set Python ends up taking 1-1.5GB - What is so special that Gmail is doing that it requires so much resources lol

Books/resources that you can recommend to go deeper into ML and DL - I'm going through deep learning book by Ian Goodfellow already btw.

I loved Arch, but the constant issues really got me to use Ubuntu for slightly more stable work since I was spending more time on working issues than actual work.

How has your experience been?

Also have you faced boot issues when dual booting with windows? as in a blank screen and pc not POSTing?

Of course stars don't equal to the quality of the repo or work done by the community but time and again I do find myself glancing over stars to make a call if a repo will be a good idea to explore or not.

I tend to do this especially with linux tools available - partly my reason is security related and partly vanity metrics I guess

how about you?