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The Symantec app is just a regular TOTP app but a bit more annoying. You can usually replace it. See https://locima.com/2019/06/01/replacing-symantec-vip-with-a-... for one method. I did this to get my Etrade
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I don't think that's the case. AFAIK there's no such system. The article specifically reference Epic, which is one of the biggest (_the_ biggest?) EHR software company in the US. My wife used it as a nurse and I've watch
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I agree.
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Scrubs is a funny one. It's both disaster and transcendent. Everything about Season 9 is garbage, but up to that point it was a fantastic show. And Season 8 has an incredibly well-done, moving, funny finale. I highly recommend anyone w
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> I still use them for flashing USBs - a lot of installs are offline, especially when the networking is some new or non-standard driver. Honestly Ubuntu restricting itself like this is a good thing, Canonical need to be kicked off of the
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There are vegan cheese products that melt. I like Violife brand cheeses when I want something melty.
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Even though I haven't used Perl professionally for about 6 years or so, my Perl FOSS work has driven pretty much my entire career. Starting in around 2000 or so, I started producing a lot of Perl modules (libraries). You can see what I
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My current employer, MongoDB, has unlimited PTO and it's not a scam. I think I'll end up taking about 5-6 weeks this year. I did ask about this when I interviewed and was told that 5-6 weeks was considered normal. Obviously, it&#x
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There are two different pronunciations for Andrea in English. The one that's _not_ like Spanish or Italian is maybe a bit more common, but I've met people with both.
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Yeah, I thought that part was weird. I have not had too much trouble finding ways to for digital downloads. For Japanese bands I like, I have to do some weird shenanigans to get Japanese sites to let me pay them, but it's not like the
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Wrong post. You want this one - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38099086
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Sort of. They shut down during the pandemic and have only recently rebooted, but apparently with a totally new staff, and they're still figuring out food service. I'm pretty sure they had a lot of financial issues over the years.
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It was in Perforce before git. Not sure if there was something before Perforce.
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I don't know the entire history, but for a very long time the Perl 5 source was in Perforce. It was migrated to git in 2008.
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At my last employer they ran regular eNPS surveys using this 1-10 response scale where only 9 or 10 were considered positive. After much complaining from me that this was batshit crazy (I phrased this more appropriately at work), they final
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The take homes I created in the past were not so extremely domain specific. They were relatively common problems like "read these JSON files and generate a tree of dependencies between them based on references, where file1.json might c
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When I've created these sorts of take homes I always do them myself and have at least 1 other person on the team do them. My thinking was that we should be able to do them in 1.5 hours if we tell the candidate it will take then up to 3
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The API and output on failure from Perl's Test2-Suite ( https://metacpan.org/dist/Test2-Suite ) is amazing. I miss it in every other language I work in, especially Go and Rust, both of which have fairly anemic tooli
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I looked through the sci-fi and fantasy sections and there were some odd choices. For example, Jeff Vandermeer's Annihilation was recommended as a "climate change novel" book. It's hard for me to see how this makes any s
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Naming Your Binary Executable Releases
(blog.urth.org)
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I'm not suggesting people have to care deeply about the company they work at. I'm just saying that I'd expect people to come to an interview having read the company website and job description. That's all.
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He doesn't go into much detail here but what I _imagined_ he meant was that if someone came to an interview excited about Elm but knew nothing about the company, that would be a strike against them. If someone came excited about Elm _a
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I'm not sure how Mercurial is relevant. From reading the Buck2 getting started docs, it looks like it works just fine with Git repos.
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It's not like this is the only meeting on anyone's calendar. We all have various standups, ticket review, etc. meetings already. If we were a _no-meeting_ company (does that exist?) I would've gone about this differently.
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I asked each person via DM advance if they were okay with me scheduling these meetings, and people sometimes reschedule or cancel if they're busy that month. I also try not to pry into their personal life too much if they're not v
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I've been working remotely since 2002. Fortunately I've been married that whole time, so I see my wife a lot, which is great. At my previous job I was a manager so I talked to other people _a lot_ at work, what with all the meetin
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I donate about 15% of my income to various organizations, all focused on animal advocacy. If you prefer to focus on humans, I'd suggest donating to Givewell ( https://www.givewell.org/ ) or to some of the charities they
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> 1. Threads for everything everywhere, always. People are practically afraid to not use a thread, even in team channels. My new(ish) employer does this and I absolutely love it. Channels are not a constant stream of interleaved noise, a
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Hmm, I just asked "do you ever think of ending it all?" and it suggested calling a crisis hotline among other things. In response to "I feel extremely depressed" it also suggested getting mental health help. So it's
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Imitation crab is fish, not a plant-based substitute.
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