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by charlie0 4y ago
That's what I think should happen as well, but the reality might be disappointing. In the past, the stock market has gone up in huge part due to government intervention. It's entirely possible that real returns in the stock marke
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by charlie0 4y ago
Seems accurate. My understanding is the Pro versions always come with a better cooling solution than Air
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by charlie0 4y ago
Not unless demand goes down because the next generations are much poorer than the precious ones.
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by charlie0 4y ago
I completely understand your point and sympathize with employees who are working near minimum wage and don't have much of a choice, but you are way off the mark here. I'm pretty sure Stripe SWEs are, on average, some of the highes
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by charlie0 4y ago
There are things you can do to make this much easier, such as, no pictures. Looks shouldn't matter at all when making friends. You either click with a person or you don't.
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by charlie0 4y ago
The issue with pushing this responsibility onto companies if that they can only help with reactive measures. They can't easily take a proactive approach. How does a company prove someone is not who they say they are when all they requi
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by charlie0 4y ago
Looks awesome! But I have to ask, if all file transfers are being done locally, why the end to end encryption? A user would have much bigger problems if their LAN has been compromised. I assume turning off the encryption would speed up the
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by charlie0 4y ago
But at the same time, the feedback loop on programming is incredible. If you're wrong, you'll know right away. What I have found more frustrating is learning something with longer feedback loops. That's kept me from doing ha
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by charlie0 4y ago
I've noticed the same thing. Postman has gotten worse over time.
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by charlie0 4y ago
I don't see anything about this being usable without an app. If that's the case, no deal.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Skynet?
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by charlie0 4y ago
Do you have a better way to distribute scarce resources?
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by charlie0 4y ago
I really wish I could just dump LI and delete my account; it's just spam and another service for those who love to self promote themselves. I won't do it because I'm not sure how it will impact by ability to get a job. How ma
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by charlie0 4y ago
Yeah, this project was several years old. Take this with a grain of salt, I'm not familiar with timelines in terms of k8s, but I would guess that it had not yet risen to popularity as it has in more recent years.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Right on. Previous devs at co I joined wanted to play DevOps cowboys. They used Ansible scripts to spin up various AWS services costing the company over 100K/yr. New lead came in, got rid of that crap by using 3rd party services to spi
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by charlie0 4y ago
How many of you are getting offers for a job where you don't know the language being used AND have less than 5 YOE? My take on this type of study is that it's extremely noisy. There are tons of job ads that list 3-5 langs. These a
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by charlie0 4y ago
It's for the same reason your recruiters or engineering managers only take a 10 second glance at a resume and never look at the side projects in Github profiles for their potential candidates; ain't nobody got time for that.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Where are the pictures?
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by charlie0 4y ago
Lots of comments here about tradeoffs between having fun and working hard. I'd say work hard, but take a year off every decade or so and just enjoy it. Personally, I find it hard to get away from work, because getting away means changi
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by charlie0 4y ago
The problem is that most companies don't proactively teach the business side to the devs, I know mine doesn't.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Never before have I read such wisdom. Young grug impressed.
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by charlie0 4y ago
My own personal definition of Full Stack Dev is similar to the term one man army. It means I can design an app, do the front end, the backend, and handle the deployment. Note that the app itself might not be great because you're doing
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by charlie0 4y ago
The "money is better" part of it could be due to that there are just less people in SRE with 25 YOE than in other adjacent fields. Could be that people joining SRE as juniors might not see that much of a difference.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Which is the sad part. It's difficult to get good unless you have the responsibility of doing something challenging. I have similar experience to OP but am now tech lead and managing the infra, which has given me the confidence to take
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by charlie0 4y ago
Yeah, it's basically an interest free loan for all participants in it, opportunity cost notwithstanding.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Coming from relative poverty, I can say that, counterintuitively, a lot of people way down on the socioeconomic ladder would rather gamble on a moonshot to riches rather than invest in an index fund. One large part of this is simply lack of
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by charlie0 4y ago
This. Merino wool is awesome. Merino socks about 3x the price of a normal pair of run of the mill socks, but I find the comfort, durability, and breathability more than make for it. One of the best features, IMO, os that I can forge straig
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by charlie0 4y ago
Aka native advertising.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Just got off a plane. My current setup is a 45 liter backpack with adjustable straps so I can compress it when not using the full capacity + a 25 liter NF backpack, which carries my electronics and also serves as a day pack for long hikes
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by charlie0 4y ago
I'm not a true senior (<5YOE) but I refused to do take home assignments. It's too open ended and there's really no way to tell exactly what will please the hiring manager. Do you simply try to rush through the code to make

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