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by brown9-2 7y ago
Why does IT care about traffic to non-corporate sites on an employee's home network?
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by brown9-2 7y ago
> but would force all changes to be in feature branches instead. So what? Those branches live for exactly as long as the minor stuff takes to develop and review.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
What you describe is not what “Gitflow” proscribes though - you don’t have a separate “develop” and “master” branch.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
How often do you click on the avatar of people you follow? I think it’s a rare action.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
One thing that these guides on using S3 never mention is to make sure to set alerts if the cost of the bucket grows too fast, i.e. your site gets popular.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
The list of counts you’re quoting has companies removed when they go public.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
What data shows that this is influencing consumer decisions?
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Something sounds weird about a terminal app (running as me) running a shell (running as me) not being able to access a directory owned by me.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
The part about the author giving their friend their credentials detracts from the main point of the article, which is: - Ring doesn’t check if the login comes from a new IP address or location - the Ring app doesn’t tell users how many othe
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by brown9-2 7y ago
I think things would be easier for the long tail with more investment from all in the tools space - better support for monolithic repos, unified CI/CD systems, etc.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
> Ultimately, the Google executives decided in the spring of 2018 that the cloud computing opportunity was simply too big to give up on. All of the anecdotes in this article are from early to mid 2018. So why is someone leaking these sto
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Isn’t that what GCE is? https://cloud.google.com/compute/all-pricing
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by brown9-2 7y ago
As someone who actually usually GCP professionally, I’ve never had a problem with their support process.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
We have a similar plan with GCP and honestly the customer support has usually been great.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Is this really an “exit”? The stock was already publicly traded.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
What does merging two Pytorch related libraries have to do with Tensorflow?
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by brown9-2 7y ago
For an internal Slack with thousands of users across many locations it can be pretty common to have channels with hundreds of people in it.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Having multiple conversations at the same time in threads is really painful.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
It depends on what you means by “errors on master”. Tests won’t catch all possible bugs in production.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
The robot won’t merge a change in the queue if it can’t be merged or tests fail. The changeset would be left open and the developer notified to fix it. The whole process assumes that multiple changes in the queue don’t depend on each other,
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Have you forgotten about the housing bubble and crash of 2007/2008 already?
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by brown9-2 7y ago
With at-will employment, almost any reason is justifiable.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
I think it’s obvious they’ve concluded they have little to fear from the government or the NLRB with the current administration.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Good luck with a message to creators that they can’t do their own ads in their content.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
This is tough for anyone to answer without seeing what your resume looks like. It’s possible to have amazing experience but present it poorly.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
I think it’s interesting that people absolve management from blame, when they actively hid details of military contracts with employees.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
I don’t think people are considering enough that the people who raised the concerns could simply be wrong. Note that Google didn’t need an extension to know which employees were tracking other employee’s calendars.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
I think this is naive. The HR department is simply the mouthpiece for the policies that the company’s management wants.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
This is such a great article - I’ve worked with linux for more than a decade and never really understood what “setuid root” actually meant or that “kill” is a builtin to Bash
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by brown9-2 7y ago
As the spokesperson says in the article, they might genuinely want to nag people who create excessive meeting invites. Perhaps someone thought there was no need to bake this into the Calendar application.

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