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by autotune 11y ago
That would get annoying very quickly, and also in an ideal world you use a config management tool like Chef and manage your server through there.
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by autotune 11y ago
That's the problem, HackerNews comments aren't supposed to be humorous. They're supposed to be a place of higher discussion. If users/mods/OPs can't be serious, learning and intellectual discussion (the entire
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by autotune 11y ago
Let's not forget the "who's hiring" threads. HackerNews is the best source for finding interesting jobs and companies IMHO.
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by autotune 11y ago
15x the quality too without the language barrier and if OP was trainable.
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by autotune 11y ago
I, for one, would gladly enjoy having to pay for the insurance policy in the form of taxes out of my paycheck to cover the stupidity of having a master key system in place, not to mention when the premiums skyrocket after said key gets stol
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by autotune 11y ago
At the opposite end, I had a company fly me out and pay for expenses, and didn't get the job. They followed up a month or two later and sent a check, although by that time my address changed, so I didn't receive it, and told them
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by autotune 11y ago
I'll have to try Munchery, looks like they have a pretty decent selection of healthy and tasty meals. My problem with Sprig beyond price point is much of the food doesn't seem appetizing enough for the price to be worth paying, no
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by autotune 11y ago
Sprig (pricey + limited selection), Bento (very limited selection), HealthyOut (super generic and not enough relavent results), Thistle (very limited selection).
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by autotune 11y ago
Valid points as far as the language goes, but I'm not sure I agree with your points about workflow... the primary goal should be to see if they can reach the solution using the tools required for the job over how the tools are used i
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by autotune 11y ago
SpoonRocket actually had the most decent meals I'd seen out of any of the healthy food delivery apps and the most options. Just discovered it a week or two ago and this news is incredibly dissapointing.
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by autotune 11y ago
Do you require them to do it in a specific language or let them choose which one they are most comfortable with? How do you decide which programmers to bring onsite? Have you considered giving them different options in the from of doing a
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by autotune 11y ago
What kind of "chances" did they take into account as far as professions go? One of the joys of working with software and servers, for example, and being able to make a living online in general, is code doesn't care if you are
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by autotune 11y ago
You mean there's a whole continent where I am considered average? This is great!
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by autotune 11y ago
One of the best arguments for Rackspace is that their cloud offering is far more straightforward and easy to use than AWS, and they have boatloads of SDKs ( https://developer.rackspace.com/docs/ ) and client libraries as
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by autotune 11y ago
In that case I'd agree with you, and you should still allow for the possibly of logging in via ssh, while aiming to reduce that need and focus on automation as much as possible, or as much as it's appropriate and possible for your
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by autotune 11y ago
Great question. I'd probably look into something like Sysdig Cloud that can collect that information through its own agent, or one of the tools mentioned by seanp2k2. I do also agree with his point on edge cases though, it should be th
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by autotune 11y ago
Launch a copy of that server with a new image (which I would hope is under a load balancer), update the sysctl.conf file template with a larger fs.file-max limit in whatever config management system you use for that instance, resume logging
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by autotune 11y ago
You could probably have a central logging service like graylog or logstash that automatically collects that information and just sort through the logs that way.
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by autotune 11y ago
If you're using the GUI to manage your resources rather than going the Infrastructure As Code route, you're probably doing it wrong. You should be using a tool like Terraform, which lets you use multiple cloud providers ( https:&#
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by autotune 11y ago
$1700 for a tiny studio would be a steal here in SF.
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by autotune 11y ago
I like this approach the most. Evaluate code that they've already written, maybe make sure that they can solve a similar problem to make sure they actually understand what they did and didn't pay someone else to do it, and then a
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by autotune 11y ago
> Linux, Ruby, and JavaScript chops One of these things is not like the others.
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by autotune 11y ago
I would salary is a huge motivator for any engineer looking to support their lifestyle, then job responsibilities and ongoing career growth are the most important, followed team dynamic IMHO. The only difference maybe with the bootcampers i
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by autotune 11y ago
Great! Now how about the next question: "Why?" I suppose it's nice to know that he is a big deal but as someone who doesn't follow mozilla religiously a little more background is always appreciated.
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by autotune 11y ago
I think the most reasonable comparison would be with Square, and it's a question of marketing. While Square has p2p payment features it's marketing is mostly towards businesses with its tagline being "start selling today&quot
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by autotune 11y ago
Music startups have a pretty valid point when it comes to fighting an uphill battle.
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by autotune 11y ago
I also lived in Austin and am in The Bay Area now as well. Back in Austin I had a drum kit to play, rent was $1000/month for a decent one bedroom (took time to find but it was there), and there were plenty enough tech meetups and compa
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by autotune 11y ago
Perhaps the solution would be to embed a link to your site within the content you create itself, be it visualizations or whatever else?
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by autotune 11y ago
When you're unemployed, it's not like you should have anything better to do than mess around with the product you want to support.
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by autotune 11y ago
How do you determine that someone has occupied the home before 4 months? How long should the length of the stay be? If some ridiculously rich person has a bunch of houses, this would mean they just need to visit each house once every 4 mont

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