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by autotune 4y ago
My silent hope is the company goes out of business before something accidentally happens to the laptop and I no longer have to worry about it. I refuse to pay for return shipping on it as a matter of principle.
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by autotune 4y ago
I have returned all company equipment in the past after getting laid off except for one ex company's laptop, now paperweight, I have had since January, because they have not offered to pay return shipping fees and haven't bothere
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by autotune 4y ago
Agreed, even as a SRE myself it is just easier to link to a GitHib repo. GH, with all of its warts, is still likely better at handling a traffic spike than you.
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by autotune 4y ago
https://archive.ph/PXzE7 since it's currently receiving the HN hug of death.
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by autotune 4y ago
My face looks too much like Jack Black to be taken seriously enough by a potential romance scam victim.
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by autotune 4y ago
You are kind of underestimating, or not caring, about potential use cases ChatGPT will solve for as it continues growing in capabilities. There is a reason everyone is excited about it.
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by autotune 4y ago
You are deliberately avoiding the counter-points I already specifically addressed in response to that question to the point we are stuck in a loop, so I am going to leave this thread now. If you feel you can do a better job at SRE with your
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by autotune 4y ago
My logic is to build highly resilient infrastructure given the constraints available. Your definition of "poor service" is not what I have experienced in my 10 year career as a SRE, because I build around your definition of what m
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by autotune 4y ago
Training and getting up to speed takes time and money, neither of which are unlimited for any organization. It's not that they/we can't work with other cloud services, it's that it would likely add up to months of additi
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by autotune 4y ago
If you are willing to host your critical infra on some dodgy startup alternative that might go away in 3 months because you refuse to bend on your personal values and separate them from what the typical organization actually cares about, be
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by autotune 4y ago
My company is not going to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars or more, and months or even years of effort, and add additional constraints to the given pool of candidates we are hiring for, to migrate to GCP or Azure or DigitalOcean or H
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by autotune 4y ago
Also good luck trying to convince your company to migrate to another cloud provider over, say, implementing multi-region strategy, which you should have been doing in the first place.
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by autotune 4y ago
This may sound obvious but try clicking File -> New Game. That is how I escaped the intro loop.
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by autotune 4y ago
Oh wow this actually has The Oregon Trail available to play, this is impressive!
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by autotune 4y ago
Let's hope it stays as absurd as a meme and not something that any of us actually have to worry about. - same as you
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by autotune 4y ago
To determine if a post on StackOverflow is generated by ChatGPT, you could look for certain characteristics that are typical of posts generated by the model. For example, ChatGPT posts may contain repetitive or nonsensical phrases, lack coh
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by autotune 4y ago
I tried getting it to output some Go with basically little knowledge of it myself. Let's just say software developers who actually know what they are doing are not going anywhere any time soon.
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by autotune 4y ago
I keep trying to get it to write a pun about literally anything, but they are mostly self-referential and not funny. Not sure if that says more about me or ChatGPT.
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by autotune 4y ago
Then try to get it to output working terraform code that isn't filled with hardcoded variables and uses working public modules that are up-to-date. Clearly, the solution is to move to another level in the stack :)
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by autotune 4y ago
You can change the ways it insults you FYI: I want you to use a random quote from Pulp Fiction to insult me instead of the default quotes.
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by autotune 4y ago
I'll have to look into it again. I am still scarred from the early days of trying to get a given Linux distro working painlessly on the laptop.
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by autotune 4y ago
There is still the problem of gaming. With tools like CrossOver from CodeWeavers and shadow.tech things are getting better as well as some native support on Steam, but at this point I still need a dedicated Windows desktop specifically for
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by autotune 4y ago
There is a reason there are no screen shots on that page showing what the GUI actually looks like.
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by autotune 4y ago
You've never worked for a gov office have you? Getting any kind of new policies or tools added or updated when it comes to infra and IT can take years, if not decades. I would not be surprised if the one I volunteered at 10 years ago w
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by autotune 4y ago
>It's not like the company cares about your actual solution Every time I have ever been tested in any kind of interview, they 100 percent care more about the solution than how to get there. Some of the honest ones have admitted it,
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by autotune 4y ago
Exactly. Would I use this for actual production code in any way right now? Probably not. In an interview setting where the interviewer thinks testing candidates through Leetcode is a good strategy? Maybe just to see if I could use it to mak
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Tell HN: OpenAI can solve Leetcode problems
55 points by autotune 4y ago|56 comments
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by autotune 4y ago
Right, but you kind of lose the right to make fun of it when the garbage dump moved from SI to right in front of your door step, and everyone else's. One fond memory back when I lived in Manhattan is being at a small, classy, cocktail
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by autotune 4y ago
My point was not that SI is a shining example of a garbage free paradise, more so that them making fun of it considering their own problems is hypocritical at best.
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by autotune 4y ago
At which point we release the polar bears to continue the fight.

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