1063: sync: retry queue for flaky networks
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1063: sync: retry queue for flaky networks
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1070: infra: load test the sync service
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1072: search: study fuzzy matching
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1046: mobile: note preview, 4 snapshot tests
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1049: export: unicode path fix
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1028: mobile: fix issues found in 2.13
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1033: sync: auto refresh without changes
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Spreadsheet-like grey boards that just pile tasks in columns don't help you work better. How many days has each task been open? How many are you closing? What is your average time from open to delivered? That is what matters.
seven started at once — and nothing here says that is too many
Forget perfectly squared entries, all grey. Add colors, stickers, jokes, funny hats. Embrace the fun. Yes, more effective; yes, fewer open tasks that go nowhere and more delivered — but bring some color.
1068: mobile: issues found in the first beta
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1029: sync: allocate ports for QUIC
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1052: sync: reject symlinks
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1031: sync: stuck when the vault is huge
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day 9 on a 4-day goal — red is where the team swarms
Number of days it has been open. Super clear. Turns red when takes too long. Waste stops hiding.
A top hat for a joke, a basketball when something bounced back, a bomb when it is dangerous, and paper that crumples as a card grows old. Fun, good for the team, and still pretty effective.
1064: editor: paste keeps source formatting
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1031: sync: stuck when the vault is huge
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1039: editor: port history view
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1070: infra: load test the sync service
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1063: sync: retry queue for flaky networks
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nine days old — the paper gives up
Paste a photo, the roadmap, the goal for this iteration — whatever the team needs in front of it. It goes anywhere on the wall, at any size, like it would on the real thing.
Keep using Jira, Linear, GitHub issues — anything. The tracker stays where it is; you just bring a better board. Import the work, match the people, and the counters start from the tracker's own history.
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