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by autotune 9y ago
Songs and bands with good guitar parts: Pink Floyd - Wishe You Were Here Modest Mouse - Missed The Boat Young The Giant - Apartment The Joy Formidable - The Ladder is Ours Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meets Body José González - Crosses Maybes
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by autotune 9y ago
You can also hire someone from anywhere in the world to transcribe songs for you and learn your heart out. As a yuppie with a heavy interest in indie music living in a city still filling to the brim with music this is literally the best tim
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by autotune 9y ago
True, but pay isn't the only thing to take into account. Work-life balance, training opportunities, having to be on-call or not and being compensated if so, and promotional opportunities that can get you into a higher bracket with the
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by autotune 9y ago
At least for the Bay Area, employees have a plethora of companies they can migrate to if they aren't being treated right.
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by autotune 9y ago
There are services companies can use as well that offer on-prem, integrated login solutions, not just DIY.
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by autotune 9y ago
This might be interesting as well for a free way to access a list of biases we can fall in to: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases
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by autotune 10y ago
Practice guitar and read a book usually, or go to the gym and work out. Incredible what you can do with a healthy work-life balance.
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by autotune 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, what are some of those "rough edges" you experienced?
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by autotune 10y ago
Could be argued that it has shifted to editing an attribute/variable/template/whatever in your config management tool rather than directly editing /etc config.
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by autotune 10y ago
Yeah it's just a shame that multiple choice tests are the standard rather than practical examinations. All the multiple choice tests look for is if you have memorized their documentation and can figure out the test format rather than i
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by autotune 10y ago
Great, thanks for the suggestion!
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by autotune 10y ago
I wonder how many more Americans are skeptical that disabling their adblocker to read an article will pay off...
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by autotune 10y ago
Probably not if they have actual work to do rather than memorize easily google-able trivia questions.
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by autotune 10y ago
That question has also been asked so many times most candidates who have done a few minutes of googling can give you the "right" answer. See here: https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when/blob/maste
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by autotune 10y ago
RHCSA has probably been the most useful in terms of applied knowledge, while a few various AWS certs (associates, sysops) have been valuable in terms of being a consultant at an AWS Partner. I've found being able to demonstrate knowled
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by autotune 10y ago
Why not set them as environment variables? Add a debug mode or whatever and then if set, pull from environment vars instead of config files. Not saying you should trust Kite to keep your code, but as a general practice might be a better ide
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by autotune 10y ago
You also get the benefit of it the jobs being built on a shared environment. If developer A wants to build a job, $THING-A and developer B wants to build a their job, $THING-B, there's no having to look through code for environment var
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by autotune 10y ago
The pay factor is definitely something that should be looked at more. I should not have find out, after talking to any woman in tech who has a passion for it, that they're basically just barely able to make it when others with the same
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by autotune 10y ago
When not submitting resumes, try contributing to some widely used github projects that interest you. There are recruiters out there that specifically look at commit history for potential applicants, plus it'll help up your skill level.
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by autotune 10y ago
Curious how these handle high traffic. If no pre-warming is needed and it can handle higher traffic spikes, I can see this being a potential alternative to AWS ELB.
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by autotune 10y ago
Context switching is not a good way to do things. I've found listening to music and using my tendency to get distracted on finding songs and artists that go for 10's of minutes to keep myself occupied while doing work.
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by autotune 10y ago
Not at an employer you want to be at long term.
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by autotune 10y ago
Start contributing to open source projects on github that solve business problems. Usually for popular projects there are a good number of issues that are available to solve at varying levels of difficulty.
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by autotune 10y ago
What are your like and dislikes about NYC?
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by autotune 10y ago
The illusion of privacy. Barrier to entry for using Uber is not exactly high and when you're intoxicated you may forget or simply not care.
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by autotune 10y ago
The problem with this is, as a rider, I personally would not want to have to be constantly expecting a dirty car. If one out of every 3 cars has vomit or syringes in it or feces, I would personally stick with a service that has human driver
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by autotune 10y ago
The difference is you have much more privacy in an Uber vehicle. Someone about to make a mess in the subway might be more inclined to wait until they get off vs a private vehicle with just them in there.
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by autotune 10y ago
How is this going to combat people who make a mess inside the vehicle after going 100 percent without human drivers/test engineers? If it picks up a drunk person at 3 AM who then throws up inside the car, is it vomit-aware and knows it
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Ask HN[meta]: What is the server infrastructure behind HackerNews?
4 points by autotune 10y ago|2 comments
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by autotune 10y ago
Working 80-100 hour weeks will almost definitely lead to burnout, or any other number of problems that result from not being able to take a break from the work.

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