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by autotune 7y ago
>Rules, bureaucracy, everything that slows you down to make your own thing. Would you say the same thing about OSHA? Sometimes having additional safeguards in place are a good thing.
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by autotune 7y ago
I reply to say "I will get to this request in x amount of time," and that amount of time simply increases as the requests go up and I factor in time spent focusing and context switching.
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by autotune 7y ago
I’ve literally had more interesting social interaction on a personal level in a month out here than 3 years in SF.
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by autotune 7y ago
I moved from SF to NYC after quitting my job in SF with nothing lined up because of how godawful it was outside of work from a social standpoint (found something decent with an awesome raise in NYC after about a week do it worked out. Lol).
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by autotune 7y ago
Where I lived as a middle class teenager at least - a generic suburb in SoCal - I, and every other student, was told the community college we had has an excellent program to transfer students into a 4 year college with minimal debt. It defi
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by autotune 7y ago
Maybe go to community college for a bit as an alternative and figure out if it's right for you before taking out a large loan.
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by autotune 7y ago
I and some previous coworkers call it the YOLO region.
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by autotune 7y ago
The last time I worked at a company where “money isn’t everything” with a focus on culture instead it was because they ended up getting bought out by a private firm where most eventually got laid off. Money talks, bullshit walks first and f
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by autotune 7y ago
I'd highly recommend doing an internal, anonymous, survey to see if employees are happy with their compensation. Literally every GitLab employee I've talked to is extremely unsatisfied and tends to agree with the sentiment about b
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by autotune 7y ago
Funnily enough paying their employees somewhat competitive market rate still isn’t on there.
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by autotune 7y ago
I switched to Chrome before this after Firefox started randomly requiring me to close it out and re-open when switching wifi hotspots too often, and connecting/disconnecting from VPN too often and this was on multiple laptops and fairl
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by autotune 7y ago
Their glassdoor rating alone would keep me away!
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by autotune 8y ago
I got enough cash from stock options at the last small business to afford to job search for a few months without too much worry, so there is that.
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by autotune 8y ago
Not even remotely as docker-compose is not Kubernetes, or anything resembling a container scheduler or Kubernetes Management Platform.
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by autotune 8y ago
That’s funny because the last bit of feedback I received on an interview that was supposed to be a “preemptive yes” is that I was “a bit nervous” and they wanted to interview more candidates before making a decision. Sometimes you just can’
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by autotune 8y ago
As a consultant in the last role I am feeling attacked, though you’re not exactly wrong.
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by autotune 8y ago
Securing an S3 bucket with proper permissions, encryption, and bucket policy is not necessarily rocket science. The tools are all there, but tell someone who doesn’t care about security to set up an S3 bucket for your company and the end re
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by autotune 8y ago
Ha, would love to as a remote candidate out of NYC, don't see anything for SRE though.
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by autotune 8y ago
Basically moved to my dream tech stack, jealous of the SRE’s over there.
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by autotune 8y ago
It should not have taken them this long to figure out that forced updates are not something most users want.
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by autotune 8y ago
It’s good he has the ACLU on his side and is working with them, they are the one non-profit org I actually donate to every month.
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by autotune 8y ago
The USB-C issue alone is resulting in me returning a recently purchased $2K DongleBook Pro for an earlier version without all of the issues.
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by autotune 8y ago
Location: New York City Remote: Can be remote or on-site Willing to relocate: No, unless it's somewhere as interesting as NYC (e.g. Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, etc.) Technologies: AWS, Terraform, Python, Jenkins, Docker, some Kubernete
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by autotune 8y ago
As a recent candidate I've set my LinkedIn profile to actively searching and have a highly in demand skill set in the SRE space with a decent amount of experience in a booming city, so not technically full blown software engineer but s
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by autotune 8y ago
> It's not your employers job to find you a position I find myself agreeing with this more than the initial tweets even as I sit here having recently quit my last job without something lined up quite yet.
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by autotune 8y ago
This isn't just one startup, these are multiple startups I have talked to that all end up deciding to move off the platform due to cost. Solid containers orchestration platforms like Kubernetes are slowly reducing the need to have one
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by autotune 8y ago
Yes indeed. Have worked with several clients and chatted with several startups that ultimately decide to migrate off due to extremely high cost as they grow relative to other platforms.
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by autotune 8y ago
Even if they did whichever startups that end up using it would have to get a few more funding rounds :)
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by autotune 8y ago
The more interesting skills someone learns when implementing Heroku is when they learn it doesn't scale and the challenges in migrating off of it.
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by autotune 8y ago
Data protection account is a good idea, but if your main IT person is malicious before such an account gets implemented it won’t matter.

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