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by autotune 11y ago
Major problem with it going offline, hence this new tool, which may or may not go offline at some point again. I am sure you could build an extension that polls the HN API every couple of seconds or so to check for replies and have it show
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by autotune 11y ago
Wouldn't this just have the same problem as the previous site? The functionality for this tool seems better implemented as a Chromium or Firefox plugin rather than a service.
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by autotune 11y ago
You mean I could've scored upvotes by posting my wiki on here? Well better late than never... https://github.com/autotune/wiki
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by autotune 11y ago
Pre-made meals exist as well that can be reasonably healthy if you search hard enough as well as things like Soylent, which is specifically made for people who don't want to cook ever again. You won't of course get the fun out of
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by autotune 11y ago
>Error establishing a database connection. I award OP the "Most Accurate Title Of The Day" Award.
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by autotune 11y ago
This isn't specific to HN, you get the same thing on various subreddits on reddit (e.g. /r/science and /r/technology), and probably the same thing on any technically-oriented community forum that discusses new or an
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The Bangladesh Butter Indicator(forbes.com)
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by autotune 11y ago
I'd focus on high school age range from 14 - 18. The specific topic I'd choose would be study skills. The ability to study on your own is absolutely vital no matter where you go in life, and I hadn't seen it as an actual clas
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by autotune 11y ago
Everyone looking to get their start needs to start somewhere.
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by autotune 11y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by autotune 11y ago
Create a base image with all essential packages and updates pre-installed.
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by autotune 11y ago
Location: San Francisco, California. Remote: Depends on the team and position. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Linux, Ansible, Chef, git, MySQL, Nginx, Apache. Resume: http://github.com/autotune Email: b@contrasting.
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by autotune 11y ago
There's a tutorial on the AWS Labs GitHub that goes through this exact scenario: https://github.com/awslabs/api-gateway-secure-pet-store .
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by autotune 11y ago
There are also quite a few Ansible core modules for EC2 if you're looking for a uniform way to manage your resources outside of the AWS GUI, although to be honest I'm not sure if that's "easier" so much as more flex
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by autotune 11y ago
> You will work 80-100 hour weeks producing exceptional work for compensation that is below the area average. This is what glassdoor reviews are for, and is entirely dependent on the company. Besides that it's a two way street, you
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by autotune 11y ago
Messing around with an API in your off time is important because it means you can change contexts and get up to speed more quickly without having to learn everything from scratch on the job, and of course context is everything. I'm pro
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by autotune 11y ago
Hmm I had initially assumed it was but now that you mention it and after googling a bit more, it seems that's reserved for founders and early stage investors (my practical experience with evaluating equity is limited). I suppose I&#x27
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Designing a RESTful API with Python and Flask(blog.miguelgrinberg.com)
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by autotune 11y ago
My thoughts on startups and equity is that you can't pay your current bills with equity. The only way equity would make a difference in whether I joined one startup or another would be if I received two offers with the same salary, ben
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by autotune 11y ago
According to the whoishiring account at https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring , it posts about once a month on the first. Just create a cron job on a personal dev server you use with postfix installed and run
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by autotune 11y ago
As someone in The Bay Area looking for work as a sysadmin with a heavy interest in automation/devops (obligatory plug), it's not a question of Big Company vs. Startup, it's a question of who is hiring and has at least been op
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by autotune 11y ago
...which just laid off a bunch of their staff.
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by autotune 11y ago
He also moved his site over to a non-EOL Ubuntu 14.04 instance, which is probably the more relavent aspect here.
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by autotune 11y ago
> Today, more than 99% of our traffic is redirected to HTTPS. So what are the .9% of traffic that aren't? Web crawler bots?
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by autotune 11y ago
Security issues is the number one reason to have adblocker installed. You shouldn't have to worry about a malicious site inserting some cryptolocker variant into a malicious ad.
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by autotune 11y ago
In my experience that's been provided through other existing departments and the manager simply ensures you know how to request access to what's already there, but in a smaller shop or a more centralized team definitely.
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by autotune 11y ago
This reminds me of the time I attempted to use an article from The Onion as part of current events assignment back in high school. Of course it just resulted in a fail and was nowhere near taken out of proportion as OPs stunt but taught me
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by autotune 11y ago
From my perspective the job of a manager is 4 fold: 1) Manage schedules. 2) Set expectations for performing well and be motivational (optional in my case but appreciated). 3) Prevent corporate politics and bullshit from getting in the way a
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by autotune 11y ago
What happened to that 99.99% availability? Either way this just got posted at reddit.com/r/sysadmin which might be useful to some for tracking error rate: https://pulse.turbobytes.com/results/55c8751aecbe400bf
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by autotune 11y ago
Whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on a moment. Let's not call parsing logs and server reliability soul crushing, some of us in the ops world enjoy that kind of daily excitement.

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