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by 0xEFF 7y ago
I expect a person in a devops role to not just write code, but write code with unit tests, integration tests, documentation, deployment automation, to the style guide etc... I also expect them to work well on a team, especially in design re
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by 0xEFF 7y ago
None of the options are passive income. Passive income are from things like dividends, rents, and royalties. The closest item on the list is the ebook, but even then you'd be more in the role of a publisher which is very active on th
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by 0xEFF 7y ago
It’s only a big deal if someone sues you and wins. If you comingle assets there’s an increased risk you could lose them in a judgement. If you don’t comingle there’s lower risk of losing personal assets.
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by 0xEFF 7y ago
Citation?
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by 0xEFF 7y ago
Store them in a bucket as soon as possible.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
This and the parent vendor-lock in comment are so over-played out it's tiresome.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
I wonder what would happen if they flagged it the same way my thermostat flags my monthly energy usage. “Most of your peers consider this post racist neonazi propaganda.”
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
I've noticed the people who work to master the tools of their trade are also the people who master the trade itself. I've yet to meet someone who mastered the trade without also mastering the tools they use.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
echo ls | bash
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
I don’t think that’s true. I recall ~5ms seek times being top of the line.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Where’s the second factor?
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Email circa 2010 was not bleeding edge technology.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Do you happen to know the throughput when using PPPoE?
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Fairness is a good value to build a relationship of trust. I worked with an engineer with this mindset of, "the company is out to get me" at an early stage startup. They left after a few years and started their own company. They
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Approaching operations from a software development perspective wasn’t unique to Google. Also ops is engineering and has been since before Google existed.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
He addresses safety and chemicals at length in the article. Natural chemicals do not mean they’re non-toxic. Organic does not mean no pesticides.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Dead as a doornail.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
For external 4K displays is it the same as before with the 13" supporting 2 at 60Hz with the 15" supporting 4 at 60hz?
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
No, not unless you’re somehow able to make the team, the CTO and Tim feel good at the same time. If you figure that part out let me know.
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by 0xEFF 8y ago
Fifteen years ago this was the same with Linux. Everyone was asking for MCSE certified professionals. And yet, my Linux experience has been invaluable over the years and supply and demand for highly specialized skills have worked to my ad
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by 0xEFF 9y ago
Airbnb
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by 0xEFF 9y ago
Or Portland, OR. Though, that's rapidly changing.
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by 0xEFF 9y ago
https://books.zoho.com is international and has been wonderful for my project billing. I've been using it for ~2 years as a freelancer and have no complaints. I don't have any business or accounting education and I c
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by 0xEFF 10y ago
> If you make $80,000 in a small midwestern town, you're coming out ahead of the guy/gal pulling six figures in SF. Home prices have risen much more quickly out West than they have in the Midwest. If you're in a position
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by 0xEFF 10y ago
> If there are people who know PostgreSQL already and they have the tooling for it, then they want to reuse that stack. I haven't ran into these people in all of my experience on-site with paying customers. I'm not saying you&
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by 0xEFF 10y ago
> But for larger organizations with operations folks we expect to be able to scale individual pieces of the stack or use our own managed infrastructure (e.g. MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ). Puppet professional services consultant here. I work
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by 0xEFF 10y ago
I mentioned this above, but I think you're missing the point. For what you suggest to be worth considering, you have to believe you're something other than an average investor. But you aren't. That's who he was speakin
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by 0xEFF 10y ago
> It's not as simple as Buffett makes it seem. Yes, actually, it is. That's the whole point.
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by 0xEFF 10y ago
I upvoted because I found the comment useful. I honestly didn't even see the one line at the end until you called it out. No problem here, please keep the summaries coming. I find them valuable.
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by 0xEFF 11y ago
This isn't at all out of the blue. As the article states, Intel revenues have been declining for over half a decade now. A few years after the first iPhone hit the market.

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