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#+TITLE: 2020-04-08 - Wednesday

* Tasks
** DONE One-on-one with Andrii :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 08:37] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-08 Wed 8:00-8:30>

** DONE Admin Squaddle :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 09:31] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-08 Wed 09:00-10:00>
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** DONE Team Boost :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 13:26] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-08 Wed 12:00-12:30>
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** DONE Add tests to [[id:620ce240-1f5e-449c-8df5-25c044535d76][ENG-7690 Notifications appears on but is actually off]] :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 14:43] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-08 Wed>

** DONE Add performance tests to [[id:620ce240-1f5e-449c-8df5-25c044535d76][ENG-7690 Notifications appears on but is actually off]] :@15five:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 21:38]

** DONE Clean big sauce pot and empty dishwasher :@home:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 21:38] SCHEDULED: <2020-04-08 Wed>

** DONE Start on the [[id:7afc2788-a3d9-46d7-bd57-a27e0cfe0a18][2020 Garden Plan]] :@farm:
CLOSED: [2020-04-08 Wed 21:38]

* Today

- Chilly when it’s windy, but plenty of sun outside today. Started my morning
  with a nice 1-on-1 with Andrii where we talked through the current state of
  affairs at 15Five and my general anxiety about not knowing the next most
  useful thing to do.
- Finally got out in the [[id:b9f1ccea-703d-485c-bf48-a6b721c8cde0][Timberwyck Garden]] today with Emma to walk around.
  Things are pretty exciting out there. We need to develop a plan and things to
  do, but in the meantime I’m impressed with how much the work over the last few
  years looks to make this season easier.

* Sky

A bright Moon still shines all night long, making it difficult to seek out
deep-sky targets. Early risers should hunt the Wild Duck Cluster, also known as
M11 and NGC 6705. This scattering of stars was discovered in 1681 and is the
most distant open cluster that can be seen with the naked eye in the Messier
catalog. Look for it this morning in the south, where it sits northwest of
Jupiter, about twice as far as the bright planet from the horizon. Observers
with binoculars or a telescope will pick out even more of the cluster’s nearly
3,000 stars.