ams92

6 ms·

31.
by ams92 4y ago
Couldn't disagree more. Password managers have the same single point of failure that an SSO would. The only difference is that you can't automate onboarding/offboarding of an employee's SaAS applications.
32.
by ams92 4y ago
In my social circle, most of the people complaining about RTO work in big tech. They just want to keep their massive salaries without having to go into the office a set # of times per week. Others just want to GTFO of California but keep th
33.
by ams92 4y ago
Ultimately you need to block off time for you to take care of yourself. If you are a high achiever at work, there will always be some nagging issues that you feel like you have to deal with. That will NEVER go away no matter how accomplishe
34.
by ams92 4y ago
> I’ll be very explicit here: the universities practicing the policies currently discussed in the Supreme Court don’t care about hardship even close to as much they care about visual diversity. This is the part that bothers me, they want
35.
by ams92 4y ago
The top ranked schools only help with getting your first job, and that's only if you want to work in big tech. Unlike some other industries, you can over compensate by networking or doing side projects if you don't have a high ped
36.
by ams92 4y ago
Not all SaaS apps support SSO. We use 1password for those that don't.
37.
by ams92 4y ago
I have only heard stories of the dating scene anecdotally, since I moved here with a partner. But it sounds like there is a weird dynamic where there is a large gender imbalance but women still feel like there aren't any acceptable opt
38.
by ams92 5y ago
I'd like to introduce to you this thing called going outside. Or moving if you can afford it.
39.
by ams92 5y ago
Kind of a related question, but my current jobs requires that VPN is always even though we work in a zero trust environment (ie we are not accessing some company intranet that requires a VPN). Is there any point to this? Maybe it makes sens
40.
by ams92 5y ago
I got multiple emails from them about the depreciation.
41.
by ams92 5y ago
You can't possibly believe that this is a viable alternative.
42.
by ams92 5y ago
I paid for vim.so. It was helpful to learn the most basic commands but I wish it had more exercises. I don't think there is any point in using vim over an IDE but it is often quicker to edit config files in vim or navigate text so I us
43.
by ams92 5y ago
Thirty dollars per hour is a really good wage in a lot of countries where the cost of living is much lower. Nobody is making OP work for the company that they’re interviewing for. Also, would we be complaining if the company opened up an of
44.
by ams92 6y ago
Leetcode is only worthwhile if you want to break into the FANG/unicorn type companies. These jobs often pay the most but: A) They are not the only companies that good software engineers work at. B) One's happiness is not predicate