avh02

30 ms·

331.
by avh02 6y ago
first time i had a tech lead and product manager who understood when tech debt needed to be tackled was a huge relief to my previous roles/teams.
332.
by avh02 6y ago
i still forget to charge my pebble time steel sometimes cos it lasts long enough for that to happen. I don't need to pack a charger for it on short trips, weekends, etc. I prefer it that way. would not want to charge yet another device
333.
by avh02 6y ago
you'd be surprised at how often they'll change a plane out. In europe at least I tend to get told about that, but not sure how much of a right i have to object to or refund that flight. Pretty sure part of the terms and conditions
334.
by avh02 6y ago
My personal way of learning about any IDE/etc is when i see something interesting in the options/settings/shortcuts or if i accidentally do something odd i think "huh, what is that?" - i try it, and if i like what i
335.
by avh02 6y ago
Those people are also far more likely to have their email breached, along with the logins you provided on a silver platter. Also they can't log in to your site when the third party email provider goes down. I understand why you prefer
336.
by avh02 6y ago
I've seen people blur their keyboard on these parts, I figure they'll start bleeping/muting that portion
337.
by avh02 6y ago
I stand corrected :) Any info on what network/operator/operator/etc is suffering the issue? (just so people know about it if it's public, i don't see anything on HN at least) Thanks, and good luck!
338.
by avh02 6y ago
i'm not necessarily familiar with all the services (or the specific dependencies) on that list, but a lot of it will be a knock on effect from e.g: fb login not working as expected People will very often see it as "service x with
339.
by avh02 6y ago
worked with this at a previous job - pro tip if you're doing anything with KMS (and are doing a lot of role assumption, etc), set AWS_SDK_LOAD_CONFIG=1 https://github.com/mozilla/sops/issues/471#
340.
by avh02 6y ago
I've seen minor abuse from several people, and a few sarcastic "just take a sick day for <thing you want to do during a work day>" but I still think that minor abuse is worth the peace of mind it brings to me as an empl
341.
by avh02 6y ago
fair, but if you lose your customer's trust that might not be recoverable. Depends on your business
342.
by avh02 6y ago
my interpretation is: 1) from the article: "And UK customers who received Amazon's email have told BBC News this was not the case." - i.e: non-US customers received the email (myself included) 2) "we started emailing dev
343.
by avh02 6y ago
Yes, but those cute SLAs don't help your own customers who missed/lost/delayed things. Their downtime is your downtime, and with vendor lock in it means it's harder to just march elsewhere when there's a problem.
344.
by avh02 6y ago
Yes, but most people then follow up with a correction or apology.
345.
by avh02 6y ago
I believe they did something more manual than this in Fahrenheit 451 to find people.
346.
by avh02 6y ago
opt out
347.
Amazon Sidewalk(amazon.com)
3 points by avh02 6y ago|0 comments
348.
by avh02 6y ago
Unrelated to the content: I dunno what the author/site admin has done - but that was one of the fastest loading web pages I've ever seen on my phone.
349.
by avh02 6y ago
> claim they saw Jets as well over central Beirut and not a single clear video of your phantom jet? come on.
350.
by avh02 6y ago
I dunno, given a server upgrade (of itanium servers, in 2018!) shaved 15 minutes off the maintenance window [1] Don't get me wrong, I don't think the whole railway system is a small feat - i wouldn't want to be working on tha
351.
by avh02 6y ago
when i visited india, i found the "next generation" booking system to be a bit of a joke, so i don't blame this guy for trying to make it better (whether or not he was profiting). My favourite part was the "maintenance&q
352.
by avh02 6y ago
You'll be surprised at what "weak" code you'll see in the real world and have to explain to someone it's not maintainable or clean or whatever. This is especially true of junior data scientists (in my anecdotal expe
353.
by avh02 6y ago
for years we bought HP in my family, don't know why. After we got our hands on an Epson it was like seeing the light for the first time. I took a risk with an ultra-budget Canon more recently and was pleasantly surprised with their lin
354.
by avh02 6y ago
AFAIK (don't have one) the (larger, with SSD slot) NESPi cases redirect things to the back (minus two USB ports) edit: ignore me, i see now you said board, not case.
355.
by avh02 6y ago
ebay's stupid about this. you can reset your password but then they'll still send you an SMS(!) to verify it's you when you try to use your successfully reset password. I no longer have access to that old number, i ditched th
356.
by avh02 6y ago
ah, with netflix i believe it _was_ going well... but we're getting to a point (with disney+, etc and moving content) where it's fragmenting again to the point where I don't want to pay $50 for 4-6 different services to watch
357.
by avh02 6y ago
anecdotal: multiple times (the same item moving 2-3 times), with 100% success. Almost damaged a joining part once, but that was our own fault for not completely disassembling out of laziness.
358.
by avh02 6y ago
I don't know if they have every single part, but some IKEAs have vending machines with spares of at least the common parts.
359.
by avh02 6y ago
I'm on the same boat, closed it in 2 seconds as half the stuff was cropped out by other elements, etc. I've seen that problem on a few sites since i'm on an ultrawide, but even adjusting window size to a more regular/man
360.
by avh02 6y ago
i used to get a resonant rumble from the TV stand the NAS was in/on when the disks were spinning (only 2) - I can't remember what i did at the time but I managed to isolate the NAS to reduce that noise.

More ›