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by caw 10y ago
Refresh cycles depend on 3 values -- end of warranty, end of life, and end of support. If you're end of support, you have no bug fixes, no technical support, and very limited part availability. You probably won't be running EOS ha
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by caw 10y ago
I'd say the biggest things are: consistency of habit, finding something you enjoy, and you can't outrun a bad diet. On habit consistency - start small. People get super depressed because they didn't work out three times that
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by caw 10y ago
Sugar is sugar, but honey is interesting in the flavors and aromas it can provide outside of your standard white sugar. Just to add if anyone is interested in honey as a sweetener - What dxbydt was saying with honey being ~$8/lb is a g
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by caw 10y ago
We moved everything from SOLR to Elasticsearch about a year ago. We were already using Elasticsearch for data visualizations, but SOLR was our text search. Elasticsearch supported that, and we were able to add more language analyzers to sup
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by caw 10y ago
When employers talk vacation it's based off 8-hour business days. So 3 weeks is 15 days vacation, or 120 hours if your work days aren't 8-hour based like shift work or factories where you may work 4 10hour days per week.
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by caw 10y ago
How long ago was that? We just switched in January and it's been pretty reliable. As far as Datadog goes, it's the most team friendly dashboard system we've used. We had a specialty monitoring system for one application stack
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by caw 10y ago
Only if you buy the newest edition; an older edition should work fine for self-study since there's no classes to keep up with, and OP won't need the online component. I'm sure there's significantly cheaper copies of olde
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by caw 10y ago
If you don't get a lot of responses here, I'd search reddit r/diy. Motor home/trailer renovations show up periodically. In the comments they'll share why they setup things in a particular way or what they might chan
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by caw 10y ago
My employer does payroll and benefits through a 3rd party provider. This provider has a nexus in my state, which allows me to claim local taxes as well as get a healthcare plan that meets my state minimums as well as has providers in my are
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by caw 10y ago
The problem with full follow-the-sun work is that it assumes the work can be performed in discrete quantities that are independent from one another. If you have overlap in tasks, then the coordination overhead becomes higher and more costly
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by caw 11y ago
I used to use a Leap at my previous job, and have an Embody at home. I tried the Aeron at a store prior to purchasing, didn't see what the fuss was about. Overall I like the Leap and Embody a lot. From what I can remember about using i
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by caw 11y ago
Adding to "Don't run bower/npm install/update on production" - a lot of package managers have a local mirror available and you can point your build server to it. This gives you some redundancy if the public mirror g
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by caw 11y ago
I've worked two different on-call systems. The first was an enterprise company with a very defined process. 1 hour of pay for every 10 on-call (even if you're salaried, they figure out your hourly pay for this). Must be able to re
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by caw 11y ago
It also has some other benefits, where you can service traffic coming from different directions. When you drive on the highway and get off on an exit to get gas, most of the time you'll stop at the one on your side of the road so it&#x
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by caw 11y ago
Along a similar vein - baking. I consider it different than cooking because you're not getting a meal out of it, but rather a dessert or snack. Work and friends are good ways of not having to eat all of it yourself. Free cookies in the
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by caw 11y ago
Config file changes rather than code changes. Version of the software stays the same, so you just have to restart it.
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by caw 11y ago
> When you are the “Uke” you are taught not to give feedback to your partner. Maybe in aikido, as I've never done it, but in the martial art I practiced for a while uke was feedback. The attacker sets the tempo for the technique, re
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by caw 11y ago
How is building a Vagrant box via Ansible configuration any different than building a Docker container with a docker file? You can use both tools to build an image once and then rebuild for the updates. I don't see how the tool in any
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by caw 11y ago
There's also libcloud, which is a unified API https://libcloud.apache.org/ Some AWS specific functions, particularly for newer products or options, aren't always there immediately so you end up having to use boto
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by caw 11y ago
I have an Evodesk, which is the cheaper version of the NextDesk. I picked it because I was able to get a curved work surface without a significant added cost, along with a memory controller (save your height settings and 1 click adjustment
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How Companies Can Help Introverts Succeed(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by caw 11y ago|0 comments
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by caw 11y ago
Having somewhat recently added Hubot to our own company chat, I'd say let it run its course. The first day I added Hubot (which out of the box has some "fun" features like gifs and images), everyone was sidetracked with it. W
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by caw 11y ago
Is it popping up halfway through or when it thinks you're mousing over to close the tab? Sudden upward mouse movements trigger some of those javascript retention popups, even though you were just moving to the scroll bar or something.
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by caw 11y ago
Not sure what the minimum number of required employees is or how much extra this costs per employee, but there's payroll services like Oasis and Trinet that offer insurance in addition to their payroll.
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by caw 11y ago
Is there anything you feel like you should have learned or studied prior to bootcamp? (Either to make things easier or to have gotten more out of the program). A friend of mine is looking to join a bootcamp and comes from an economics backg
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by caw 11y ago
Forms are definitely killer. OP - to save yourself some effort, start collecting the addresses of where you've lived and employer info for the past 5-7 years. This is somewhat of a pain if you lived in dorms at school and move back hom
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CD for Infrastructure Services(fractio.nl)
1 points by caw 11y ago|0 comments
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by caw 11y ago
I'd like to say that means performers but I'm sure it's intentionally vague in the document -- security clearance applications are big on screening for potential things that you could be blackmailed or bribed for. Extensive d
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by caw 11y ago
I'm going to add my anecdata in here -- mid 20s, and I do not consume caffeine. I don't drink coffee, tea, or soda regularly. Nor do I drink energy drinks. No caffeine isn't a new thing, I've just never really drank it.
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by caw 11y ago
I've done both an encoded data name scheme (what this is) and the cattle method (srv0001, srv0002, etc etc). SRV can even encode a bit of information like datacenter location. Avoid rack/row because stuff gets moved around. Airpor

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