Chico75

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by Chico75 5y ago
I'm from another company quoted in a case study and can say the contrary overall. It does require work to properly scale for a few thousand of people if you run it yourself but it provides a lot of values for our developers to get thei
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by Chico75 5y ago
My impression was that wikidata was the main answer to this problem by centralizing all the facts in a central database to avoid each page having its own data and sources, but I can see how there is much more than the data at stake.
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by Chico75 5y ago
Yeah same, the only "good" way I found was using the amazon synchrony store card, it displays the item name alongside the charges, which makes it doable to find the related orders for purchase categorization
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by Chico75 5y ago
Financial penalties can apply: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=https:/...
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by Chico75 5y ago
In France you have to stay for some time if you're resigning: https://www.welcometofrance.com/en/fiche/resignation For example, IT consultants usually need to stay for around 3 months following their resignat
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by Chico75 5y ago
Why would design changes that improve visiblity to avoid killing pedestrians end up killing more highway drivers?
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by Chico75 5y ago
Europe is not a single country where all education systems work the same.
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by Chico75 5y ago
The issue with this model of manual deployment to production is that it creates uncertainty about what version was last deployed to, and the team can lose confidence in the deployment process if that doesn't happen regularly
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by Chico75 6y ago
If I can believe what I've been seeing in our internal support channel, no one uses the slack search feature and keep asking the same questions over and over, I really see a space fo SO for Teams to fix this internal knowledge sharing
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by Chico75 6y ago
> they will have to pay an additional %30 of the total contract value to exercise it. So if you want to join a competitor, they can prevent it by paying you 30% of your total compensation? Seems like it would incentivize you to join a co
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by Chico75 6y ago
This is exactly why there are so many skeptics. Too many people trying to sell it as a "get rich quick" investment without downsides while there are so few concrete use-cases so far.
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by Chico75 6y ago
The developers explained the rationale in an old blog post. Basically they were able to see through playtime statistics that people playing in peaceful mode gave up at a higher rate than non-peaceful, because they didn't feel that pres
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by Chico75 6y ago
Probably concerns citizens living abroad as well
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by Chico75 6y ago
Yes, it can be seen and searched on https://malware.prevasio.com/ Looks like the vast majority are images that are intended to mine coins, but there are a few "normal-looking" ones in the top as well
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by Chico75 6y ago
Northwestern Mutual | Devops Engineers | Milwauke, New York, Remote (US) | Full-Time At Northwestern Mutual, we are strong, innovative and growing. We invest in our people. We care and make a positive difference. Northwestern Mutual (NM) ha
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by Chico75 6y ago
So if I understand correctly, pip will now install the list of packages in the same order instead of choosing randomly, so that when there are version conflicts, you always get the same result? I'm surprised I never ran into the issue,
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by Chico75 6y ago
Northwestern Mutual | Devops Engineers | Milwauke, New York, Remote (US) | Full-Time At Northwestern Mutual, we are strong, innovative and growing. We invest in our people. We care and make a positive difference. Northwestern Mutual (NM) ha
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by Chico75 7y ago
It's also known to be slower to run python code: https://superuser.com/questions/1219609/why-is-the-alpine-do... I was able to reproduce and confirm these findings
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by Chico75 7y ago
How do you deal with false positives?
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by Chico75 7y ago
We gave it a try a few years back. But between the [odd-looking docker builds]( https://hygieia.github.io/Hygieia/api.html#docker-image-for-... ) and the amount of work it was taking to make it work, we chose to use Graf
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by Chico75 7y ago
Well we do as well but it's tied to a license key that enables specific extra freatures, so if they kill and can't renew it, we would be screwed unless they released a special change or key to disable it (barring someone else figu
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by Chico75 7y ago
Not when those ads are just other youtube videos
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by Chico75 7y ago
> Get 3% back on everything you buy from Apple, whether you buy it at an Apple Store, apple.com, the App Store, or iTunes. Might be the most interesting part?
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by Chico75 7y ago
The real cost is in the infrastructure needed to run it unless you go full P2P
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by Chico75 8y ago
A big reason for that being that they weren't made for them.
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by Chico75 8y ago
From what was shown, it could definitely replace some of those use-cases.
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by Chico75 8y ago
At first I thought it was just another CI tool exclusive to github.com, but the fact that you can hook up more than just the commit push events makes it interesting for orchestrating a bunch of workflows around issues and pull requests. Als
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by Chico75 8y ago
This is just lowering themselves to the same level as every other CI tool. For sure YAML is an easier barrier to entry to overcome, but it's also a low ceiling. YAML doesn't let you transcribe logic easily compared to any programm
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by Chico75 8y ago
Most people wouldn't care unless there was a performance difference between the two.
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by Chico75 9y ago
Docker hired a famous french comic book artist for all their graphics: https://twitter.com/laurelcomics

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