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by atmosx 6y ago
First off, congrats for launching. I have a question about the business side of this endeavour. Although there is a market for such services, I wonder if there's a ceiling on this business. If you are Google scale, then you can get awa
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by atmosx 6y ago
Haha, amazing!
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by atmosx 6y ago
> Annoyingly SSM still requires managing ssh keys and users somehow No, doesn't require managing ssh keys. SSM can work with SSH keys but it's not required. The downside I found is that all users connect with the same uid/
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by atmosx 6y ago
I prefer AWS SSM or something like teleport which offloads user management to AWS or an Idp. The CA still needs management and special handling and policies if you want to be compliant.
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by atmosx 6y ago
True that. I can't imagine how my face would look like the next day at the office, when I learn and internalise what happened. I'd be worried to put it mildly about working with that person. The fact that OP wants to really he
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by atmosx 6y ago
I don’t think so. Early in this context means “less than 1cm”. Males need to check themselves every 6 months to one year. The standard check is a triplex still the urologist. Additionally, I would add that it’s a good practice to use a bank
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by atmosx 6y ago
The main problem with free speech to the extend that I understand the problem is that it is binary: you either have/support/believe in free speech or you don’t. The moment you introduce laws about “hate speech”, “banning XY” for a
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by atmosx 6y ago
Try: https://www.scrapinghub.com/
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by atmosx 6y ago
There was a similar thread few weeks ago, my take was along these lines: In this day and age the only way for most companies to beat the market is to deliver fast, what engineers perceive as quality doesn't make sense from a business p
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by atmosx 6y ago
I agree, the local time machine backup saved my ass multiple times.
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by atmosx 6y ago
Backblaze if you have good upstream bandwidth and/or https://wasabi.com/ . If you don’t have upstream bandwidth, try USB disks and place them in a safe place elsewhere. It’s an expensive drill in terms of commitment bu
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by atmosx 6y ago
Apart from the technical side of things, there is a level of maturity regarding behavior and high level approach that comes into play. Maybe you have these traits naturally, thus ppl assume you are a senior developer. I wouldn’t get too stu
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by atmosx 6y ago
Depends on the size of the article as well. The “ideal” article is about 300 words (picture the average side colon article in magazines), which is too short for a technical article. For longer articles, e.g. 1500+ words with graphs and revi
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by atmosx 6y ago
Absolutely not impossible, if you like Linux, etc - go for it!
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by atmosx 6y ago
I'll share your project with the team, maybe they'll use it to automate stuff! Ty!
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by atmosx 6y ago
They have a dedicated devops team who handles infrastructure and operations on top of AWS.
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by atmosx 6y ago
> Ps. We just learned this year, from released documents, that Greece was planing at some point to send a invading force to the South, so it could 'pacify' the place (and potentially anex it). It would not have ended up well. A
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by atmosx 6y ago
I'm sorry if I offended you, that was not my intention. Other than that, your reply doesn't make any sense, at all.
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by atmosx 6y ago
> I think humans probably have some innate desire for institutions with religious-like properties. Hm, but we grow in a religious setting, the larger part of the population. So, is it an innate desire or a designed reality for populati
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by atmosx 6y ago
> For me, "great" means a team that consistently values quality, puts reasonable effort into application design and maintenance, and makes thoughtful decisions related to project goals and end-users. My 2 cents... I don't
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by atmosx 6y ago
Not a science fact per se: Until recently I haven't realised the amount of damage inflicted by religion or in the name of religion if you will, to our species. Take Heliocentrism[^1] for example, it was alluded in the 5th century BC th
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by atmosx 6y ago
> how does pareto distribution apply in considering hn comments? you're saying a small % are aware of Turing tests and the rest are gullible? perhaps. Exactly.
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by atmosx 6y ago
Any evidence to suggest that HN crowd distribution doesn't lean towards Pareto?
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by atmosx 6y ago
Me too. I talk to ppl and they're kinda waiting everything to go back to normal because <totally-crazy-conspiracy-theory> or the vaccine, but I believe that the effects of this crisis will be long standing and many things will
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by atmosx 6y ago
Heh, I would fall for that!
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by atmosx 6y ago
Because for many cases it is not clear. The resources needed to understand are not there, they need to allocate them to save the living. This situation is extremely complex and we simply don’t have the tools and resources to deal with it ef
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by atmosx 6y ago
A digital platform with some sort of interaction (clap, reactions, emojis, live chat with some sort of censorship) might adjust public spectacles to the new age.
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by atmosx 6y ago
I agree, DHH sounds like a reasonable guy. Everyone makes mistakes in hindsight, which why this tweet from Benedict Evans puzzled me: https://twitter.com/benedictevans/status/1273871395479568386
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by atmosx 6y ago
scrapinghub is fully remote.
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by atmosx 6y ago
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that an engineer in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of blog post hits.

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