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by atmosx 7y ago
> He made lots of bold claims but in the end, nothing really got accomplished. Depends on the perspective I guess. I believe he accomplished a lot, as he raised the awareness on how the EU is run indirectly by an unaccountable group of p
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by atmosx 7y ago
It's not like other countries are not affected, all over Europe alt-right is thriving because of austerity. The EU is disintegrating. Greece is the weakest link. So, what you call "Greeks disinterest in their own democracy" I
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by atmosx 7y ago
Not really. Greece was never allowed to default properly. The referendum George Papandreou alluded to at the time, is a prime example of what I'm saying: Greece defaulting might drive Italian bond prices through the roof at that point
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by atmosx 7y ago
Britain is not part of the European Monetary Union. Leaving the monetary union is easier said than done, especially by governments who cannot handle much easier problems. Make no mistake, such a process would present a challenge for any gov
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by atmosx 7y ago
The SRE role seems to be the most wide role there is. By definition you'd have to build systems in a highly available fashion some guarantees. Systems like databases, queues and orchestrators. You will have to be part of the design of
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by atmosx 7y ago
Where you able to see error logs from slack or you used a link? Granted that usually traces are multiline, I expect them to be hard to read on slack but the again nothing beats lack of context switch.
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by atmosx 7y ago
I will keep in on your book. I've read the "Effective Manager" and the "Manager's Path" so far. The first one has some good hints here and there but it's overly verbose and at times feels like a marketing
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by atmosx 7y ago
> You can say the right words to make a date happy. If the partner doesn't like you, you can say all the right, do all the right things, etc and still be passed-over. Then another partner comes in and does all the wrong things. Stil
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by atmosx 7y ago
Same here. They are framing a specific software, possibly a very specific business deal from happening.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Do all developers have AWS console access to check cloudwatch logs?
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by atmosx 7y ago
beat (A Daimler AG Group Company)| Amsterdam, Athens or Remote | Full time | Senior SRE NOTE: I’m the hiring manager for the Senior SRE/DevOps Engineer positions but we’re hiring for multiple positions, please look at the website[1] fo
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DHH about startups “changing the world” and workaholics(twitter.com)
17 points by atmosx 7y ago|1 comments
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by atmosx 7y ago
> You've been able to use `send` to pierce the protected/private restriction forever, so this doesn't particularly change the nature of Ruby's method visibility rules. I wasn't aware, thanks for pointing that out
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by atmosx 7y ago
Funny thing: I always bring up how Ruby has private methods while Python doesn't, when toying around with colleagues about languages, etc. well there goes that I guess. Sidenote: I can't think of a use case where this is a good id
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by atmosx 7y ago
An interesting question would be "are there any decent alternatives to bookings.com" ? Someone mentioned hotels.com which I'm going to try but there must be other players on this space.
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by atmosx 7y ago
I believe the alerts false, statistically speaking, these alerts don't make sense. Every room you click is in an end-of-world situation where you have to book now otherwise "who knows" and 5 days later the same amount of room
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by atmosx 7y ago
16 points are not all that much though...
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by atmosx 7y ago
Thanks
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by atmosx 7y ago
The std library of python 3.8 has many more data structures and multiple ways of doing things. You have “enforce” ideas about the app design to keep consistency, etc.
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by atmosx 7y ago
How does Khan academy make money to sustain the website? Is it all donations?
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by atmosx 7y ago
Easier to learn, harder to master IMO.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Sure! After all this is the internet, everyone is entitled to an opinion.
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by atmosx 7y ago
> I have a piece of software and a task I want to accomplish. For example, list files ordered by size in ascending order. ls' man page tells me how to do that, but I have to piece the information together because it is arranged opti
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by atmosx 7y ago
Can you teach how to approach, breakdown and learn a subject? Can you teach them to take available data into consideration instead of accepting whatever the “source of truth” will spoon feed them? Can you teach them to appreciate truth inst
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by atmosx 7y ago
Hm, interesting. Can you share specific examples? I reckon that they suffer heavily in the topics I mentioned before for obvious reasons.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Wikileaks schooled the entire western world mainstream media by releasing more material than they ever could hope. I love the NYTimes, I consider them the best there is, but when it comes to US national matters or a specific Wall Street bre
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by atmosx 7y ago
I've seen others, Arianna Grande on a amateur video amongst them, complaining about the diff in quality between European and US street food being inconceivable .
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by atmosx 7y ago
A self hosted alternative to s3, a scalable object store service.
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by atmosx 7y ago
I used k3sup last week to setup a 5 node RPi3 cluster. Thanks for the nice tool! Worked like a charm! I wanted to write a tutorial on what’s needed for a proper setup, since I am using buster and arm64v8, but not time.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Services like heroku try to solve this problem.

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