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by adrianpike 6y ago
Not for me, Chrome 81.
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by adrianpike 6y ago
Yeah, I'm getting a 404 on some assets on Chrome. :(
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by adrianpike 6y ago
Regulated industry SRE here. I've run Redis at scale through stunnel, terminated through a proxy, and once Redis supported it, in-process. In-process won by a mile, despite my feelings about redis from an operational perspective (read
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by adrianpike 6y ago
Looks like Google's: https://github.com/saljam/webwormhole/blob/f542b26fb2fa32820...
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by adrianpike 6y ago
> As soon as things pass This may not be soon.
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by adrianpike 6y ago
Zoom's intended for corporate customers. Many of us have compliance requirements that demand not having individual privacy for employees. If you want to elicit a change, the biggest value for your time will be lobbying against FedRAMP
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by adrianpike 6y ago
Whoa, I was just talking about OpenMOSIX the other day - at my college job, when we retired workstations, they would just sit in the back closet for years until facilities would get around to getting them up for auction. We set up a TFTP bo
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by adrianpike 6y ago
Did you ever find a good modern Escape Velocity? I lost a lot of time to that game back in the day, and it's still one my favorites of all time.
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by adrianpike 7y ago
I have 2x 4k monitors at home, a sit/stand desk, and plenty of dongles - less than 1k. Granted, I lifted my Aeron from the last startup I was in that failed, but we're not looking at multiple thousands.
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by adrianpike 7y ago
> It seems the audio is not sent over WS until the capture is complete. The info block indicates this is by design - 20s seems like a lot of latency, but possibly if it's got to pull down the entire audio blob before it can start pl
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by adrianpike 7y ago
freedom does cut two ways
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Glade plug-ins are innocuous, roomy inside, and have convenient constant 120v. Take a peek next time you're in a semi-public space if there's any that are suspiciously not-smelly.
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by adrianpike 7y ago
You might want to do it early - it's so much easier to learn with the wealth of the internet to help you. I'm a huge fan of https://hamstudy.org/ , I've gone from zero to making my own gear and playing a lot w
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by adrianpike 7y ago
This case is one I'd be pretty careful about though as a former employee - the situation the company's found themselves in is pretty indicative of mismanagement, and desperate people do desperate things. IANAL, but a hold harmless
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Wow, Foursquare. There's a company I haven't heard about in a hot minute.
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by adrianpike 7y ago
This stuck out to me too - maybe OP's using product as a catchall for "non-engineers", but with a ratio like that I'd be very curious what kind of bottlenecks the team's facing and what kind of daily work output&#x2
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by adrianpike 7y ago
IMHO this fail is cultural, but fixable, and is a similar symptom to feature creep or platform sprawl - people gravitate more towards creation than curation, and so you wind up with celebration of "adding more documentation", igno
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Honestly it really depends on skillset, location, company, project history. You've got 10yrs exp, I'm guessing you're a strong senior engineer (which again, overloaded term, but IMO it means you can solve problems on your ow
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by adrianpike 7y ago
> $3000 saved oh man, I had an AC drain backup on a third floor condo once that drained in between the walls in all the units below. the unit owner reeeeeally should have gone with the checkup
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Site Reliability Engineering
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by adrianpike 7y ago
> Also scary to me is the ability to use a self driving car as a slow moving cruise missle[sic]. I wouldn't worry about the spread of level 4/5-automation changing the calculus here on a small actor basis. VBIED's are alre
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by adrianpike 7y ago
I think so many of us dream of having the financial freedom to be able to do this. At least for me, that's one of my big drivers to build passive income streams and lifestyle hustles. Honestly, that's the kind of teammate I deeply
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by adrianpike 7y ago
"HR does not operate with your interests at heart, do not talk to them." -- Anonymous
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Strong disagree - you absolutely need to factor in liquidity effort alongside vesting schedule and face value for equity comp, and in general for most non-public companies that liquidity capability is zero. - RSU's that I can only dump
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by adrianpike 7y ago
How are you doing it at work? Would love to pick your brain about the workflows you're seeing for some customer research purposes :)
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by adrianpike 7y ago
This looks awesome! Fun timing, too - I'm working on a related problem, trying to unlock multidimensional data in a similar way to how the spreadsheet unlocks data for non-technical stakeholders. So many businesses run on spreadsheets
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by adrianpike 7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote Hey gang, I'm reaching out on behalf of an early-stage distributed startup I'm helping out - they're looking for someone to do some contract work in Elixir, specifically with their Phoenix API back
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Immediately Invoked Function Expression; (function() { alert('swiggity swooty'); })();
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Timely thing - I actually dusted off my TI-89 over the weekend doing taxes. There was something about a focused tool with a physical number that I was really desiring. I have fond memories of tapping around on it in high school. Turns out i
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by adrianpike 7y ago
Semi-tangential: I found it really interesting that Kong linked to HN/newest in the announcement email they sent out instead of directly to the HN conversation. Clever way to avoid getting their votes penalized, maybe?

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