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by autotune 8y ago
Having gotten contacted by Facebook, I eventually refused when I realized they were going to ask about algorithms for a technical role that is in no way relevant to that on the job. Skilled candidates can refuse just fine and wait for somet
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by autotune 8y ago
Depends how you define “side projects.” I spend about 4 hours each Sat/Sun morning playing and practicing guitar and singing, rest of the time studying up on CS concepts missed to try and fill in the gap with not having a degree in cas
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by autotune 8y ago
CloudFormation, last I checked, doesn't support actually showing what your changes are going to be in full with nested stacks, which means you are changing things blindly with Change Sets. Imagine having 100's of security groups,
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by autotune 9y ago
Every client has different requirements so it varies. CloudFormation is common but strongly prefer Terraform when possible for creating infrastructure, and use Ansible or chef-solo for config management, pre-baked AMI method and deploying t
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by autotune 9y ago
Heh. Yes, but also because you can only fail forward, literally.
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by autotune 9y ago
As neat as this looks I wouldn't build a DIY electric skateboard for the same reason I wouldn't want to build software for an airplane.
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by autotune 9y ago
Unfortunately this happens on the backend, for instance as a built-in feature of a CDN or DNS routing based on your IP, so the only real way around it is to use a VPN that'll let you switch countries and show a different IP address whe
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by autotune 9y ago
Like /u/user_simulator bot on Reddit: https://github.com/trambelus/UserSim
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by autotune 9y ago
More ops than dev, though still have to do both, but this has been the case with me as well. I have been open to staying at a company longer given they are willing to pay a reasonable salary and have the right type and amount of work. No po
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by autotune 9y ago
Hence why it's important to have your own software package repository server and grab internal packages from that rather an external party for any serious infrastructure.
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by autotune 9y ago
/r/HailCorporate has plenty examples where corporations can be shown manipulating Reddit on a daily basis. I have to use a word search and replace plugin just to restore some amount of sanity to content and even then it's iff
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by autotune 9y ago
The important part here is this article probably got the patients ER decision reversed and approved. I would argue that alone is worth the article.
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by autotune 9y ago
[citation needed]
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by autotune 9y ago
Are we really going to trust an article from the Daily Mail now? Not that I've read the article, I refuse to visit their site out of principle.
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by autotune 9y ago
Meh. I enjoy take home assignments because I can add that as a skill to the resume when done and some are actually pretty fun. Now I doubt I'd do something like "here's a CloudFormation template with a hundred different resou
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by autotune 9y ago
Not OP but to me it looks like a Reddit clone with a few more "fun features" with the emojis. It could very well be based off of reddit considering it's open source.
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by autotune 9y ago
Basically the most desperate and cheapest available out there. Also the paywall causes the article to end at this quote, which is perfect because I have no desire to read any more of it.
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by autotune 9y ago
My experience casually observing how most people in coffee shops, even developers, leave their laptops unlocked as they go use the bathroom, or ask a random stranger to watch it for them, is that security in general is not as high of a conc
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by autotune 9y ago
- Finish two intermediate songs I've been trying to cover on guitar and vocals by 2019, and create some of my own. - Do a grocery shopping every week and spend less on food/eating out. - Finish a side project related to applicatio
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by autotune 9y ago
1Password or KeePassX (google em)
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by autotune 9y ago
1Password has 2FA available and I obviously use that when possible as well as OpenVPN server I control. Google is helpful enough to alert you when someone fails to log in to your account, and when that someone is in another country, it&#x27
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by autotune 9y ago
Imagine you used a password manager that required memorizing just one diceware phrase then using randomly generated passwords and never got locked out again, that's what happened to me.
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by autotune 9y ago
It's incredibly helpful to launch a service and ensure it's running, and allow a dev to see it running in action as well. You can also have a one on one situation where a dev might want to show you how to debug a running app or so
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by autotune 9y ago
Play music professionally, contribute to Ansible or Chef in the downtime.
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by autotune 9y ago
If you work remote just doing things like using ssh, browsing web pages, and using Spotify and the occasional YouTube vid can eat up more than 10 GB a month. It's not hard to set up an OpenVPN server in AWS along with LetsEncrypt and h
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by autotune 9y ago
On the flip side the valley gets annoying because work is all anybody talks about outside of work.
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by autotune 9y ago
Hey there. When "grit" is shown as a core value that translates to me as "we expect you to work crazy overtime constantly until you burn out." Happy to be wrong about that if that's not the case.
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by autotune 9y ago
To me this whole thing translates as "zero work-life balance" and spun as if that's a good thing.
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by autotune 9y ago
Probably because they don't use it: http://techstacks.io/alibaba
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by autotune 9y ago
More like why I pay what I pay now for my own sanity and peace and quiet rather than saving more than I could be but having to deal with immature nonsense.

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