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by aprdm 5y ago
Or because the company doesn’t feel it’s a priority and prefers to use the resources you listed on something else.
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by aprdm 5y ago
I've lost 30 kg this last two years ( 30 years old -> 32 years old). I did it counting calories (eating less than 1800 per day), register the calories of everything you eat. It's quite easy. Start with 2100 or so and then go re
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Delivery Hero Reliability Manifesto(tech.deliveryhero.com)
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by aprdm 5y ago
potatoes potatos
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by aprdm 5y ago
What are you trying to plan ? I feel a calendar and Apple notes is plenty
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by aprdm 5y ago
Everyone was an amateur once, an amateur with determination can certainly see things from angles a top expert doesn’t. There’s plenty of movies telling stories like that, like a father who discovers a new treatment for their kid studying me
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by aprdm 5y ago
Great post. Totally agreed.
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by aprdm 5y ago
Interesting. I work in an area that I really enjoy (movies) as I consume the end product, and feels like I'm doing something to improve people's life. Of course there's many issues with the industry and whatnot, but still fee
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by aprdm 5y ago
Was there any industries that you cared about and could apply tech to? That's usually a good way to go about it, instead of chasing money/profits. For example: Clean energy, a non profit, etc.
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by aprdm 5y ago
Yes!!
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by aprdm 5y ago
One of the systems I work with just re-hired the original developer now that he retired. The software is around 20 years old and the guy is working for fun. It's actually quite interesting to see haha, the system is the core of a large
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by aprdm 5y ago
This already exists. I forgot the name of it but there's a big one in Vancouver I dealt with recently when getting an offer, they deal with everything for you and have quite a few companies as clients.
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by aprdm 5y ago
Fastmail.com, works pretty well! Moved away from Hey
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by aprdm 5y ago
Apple notes or a notes.txt which later gets added to Apple notes.
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by aprdm 5y ago
You could have a look into Visual Effects or some other career which blends technology and art.
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by aprdm 5y ago
Yes it’s horrible and when you look at the network tools there’s a crazy amount of requests flying around too
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by aprdm 5y ago
Yes! Same here. Not just coworkers but people in general, e.g: other departments of the company to be unblocked or more efficient. And not only that but the industry at large :-) Anyho. I guess we're all co-workers.
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by aprdm 5y ago
That math changes a lot in companies that don’t sell tech as their profits margin aren’t as fat. It also changes when you have 1000s of developers.
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by aprdm 5y ago
Systems timers do not allow jobs to overlap which is a nice feature vs wrapping a cron on flock
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by aprdm 5y ago
Same for mine.
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by aprdm 5y ago
This is a good post. As usual it's a question of trade offs. Hashicorp can be quite pricey for a managed vault instance if you have a decent site and salaries for engineers to maintain an on prems vault can also be pricey. Depending on
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by aprdm 5y ago
I would like to think so !! Media & Entertainment brings joy & hope to a lot of people with movies and TV series.
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by aprdm 5y ago
You can template/customize the job view quite a lot in jenkins with HTML. We found it an OK compromise. It has prometheus plugins for monitoring
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by aprdm 5y ago
Jenkins can work quite well for this. It keeps logs, success/failure, has hooks for multiple notifications and etc.
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by aprdm 5y ago
When I was young I hated that my manager asked me to email many times if it was important. Nowadays I understand … it’s the a way to keep sane and to see what matters. Mainly in companies that have been around for decades with multiple prod
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by aprdm 5y ago
I’ve done this at work many times, it’s the only way I’ve found to keep a big project back log under control… if people care enough they can reopen
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by aprdm 5y ago
It's crazy how hot Vancouver has been this summer. That and the smoke from wildfires. If this is a constant for every year I will seriously consider moving :/
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by aprdm 5y ago
Yeah it's an interesting balance of asking per permission and pushing forward & begging for forgiveness. There's no true answer and it really depends on trust + culture + teams you're interacting with. I've often err
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by aprdm 5y ago
Good for you. We all put different values on different things.
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by aprdm 5y ago
This is pretty much what I did.

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