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by cik 8y ago
I have a home office that I love. I spend a fair bit of time in it, but not 90%. Ikea Standing Desk (Skarsta, crank, 63"). Dual 34" monitors, a desktop I love, Kinesis Freestyle 2 keyboard, and a Kensington Expert Mouse. Pen hold
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by cik 8y ago
Unfortunately that's not really doable. A shocking number of contracts specify that the corporation not hire known criminals. I have seen lax ones specifying only that a background check is conducted.
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by cik 8y ago
I was until my trading provider eliminated API based trades 10 days ago. Commented on it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16310321
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by cik 9y ago
מועדים לשמחה
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by cik 9y ago
The larger issue is the natural tug of war between government and industry. Pretending that such a 'law' could be passed - and globally, ultimately industry would find some way to effectively collect this data by doing something t
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by cik 9y ago
Agreed. It's literally what got me into programming and entrepreneurship. Wrote and sold my first piece of software in Hypercard (and then SuperCard!). I desperately wish it were still real, for my kids. I think it'd be far be the
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by cik 9y ago
A yank test on process and infrastructure is more than a 'did it come up'. It's a "if we totally nuke the thing" - say, were we to rip the hard drives out of a server, fry it, and recreate it - does it come up ident
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by cik 9y ago
We use Collins ( https://tumblr.github.io/collins/ ) as a Configuration Management Database, Ansible ( https://www.ansible.com/ ) for automation, Terraform ( https://www.terraform.io/ ) + a
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by cik 9y ago
We have our own closed source product - it's a key part of what we're building.
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by cik 9y ago
I find the whole thing offense. I'm 'white'(ish coloured), I'm also half-african, half-asian, due to geography, and I'm sick of the identity politics. At the end of the day, I can be ~28th generation African, 28th
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by cik 9y ago
We rely on it - Elastic 6.2.2, logstash latest - we forgo kibana. But to be fair, we completely repackage this into our own dockers, to make life better.
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by cik 9y ago
Saw this in my inbox yesterday and was excited... until I read it. Nothing changed. Ultimately Elastic is still looking for a revenue model beyond consulting that makes sense. Our company needed to build a bunch of this ourselves, simply
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by cik 9y ago
Sure. I use a variety of free datasources - including Alphavantage, and the nightly Nasdaq dumps, to collect a bunch of data nightly, in addition to real-time. My robot is based on errbot - which I integrate with a private slack organizati
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by cik 9y ago
I run a similar experiment, with real money and allow my robot to trade on my behalf. For long-term investments, I continue to follow the indexed-only ETF-based couch potato model, but I'm happy to let this run. I view it as a risky i
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by cik 9y ago
Couban | Various Development Roles | $80k-130k | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE, Full-Time | www.coubansoftthing.com Stack: React, Django, ElasticSearch, Others Couban is building the next generation of security intelligence software, a platform
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by cik 10y ago
We buy everyone Alienware 13" from Dell. They Ubuntu 16.04 out of the box (and Mint latest). The screen is 1330x768 or something insane, which doesn't have a lot of love, but everyone plugs in external monitors. They're awe
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by cik 10y ago
And yet somehow browsers have decided that self-signed certificates are less valuable that purchased ones. Seriously?
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by cik 11y ago
Thanks - I did... and merged your pull request ;)
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by cik 11y ago
I'm going to reply to myself, since a friend asked about vendoring. Our current flow is just to privately (and occasionally publicly) fork something that we care about - to solve the vendoring issue. I could easily see vendoring origi
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by cik 11y ago
Thanks Queue, will do.
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by cik 11y ago
I love the ability to go get things... but from a multi-component perspective, go-get doesn't really work with our environment, specifically the notion of multiple deploy keys, private repositories or hyper-componentized go codebases.
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Gigo: Pip for Go(github.com)
51 points by cik 11y ago|21 comments
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Security Companies Team Up, Take Down Chinese Hacking Group(darkreading.com)
1 points by cik 12y ago|0 comments
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by cik 12y ago
This is really a story about money to be made. Unfortunately, from a behavioural economics perspective neither the car manufacturers nor dealers have any incentive to make it difficult to steal a car. Why do we focus on keys at all; why can
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by cik 12y ago
Awesome - thanks for the find. I actually needed something like this and was way too lazy ;)
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by cik 12y ago
This is a space I spend an enormous amount of time in, so it sounded interesting.... then I didn't get it. Honeypot logs aren't really interesting - since I don't care what happens inside them. Now, if you could embed your ho
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by cik 12y ago
Bang on - I couldn't agree more. Wish I could +10 this. My version of that is that there's a difference between living to work and working to live. It's really up to you, how far you allow your business to encroach on your
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by cik 12y ago
I'm using a Sager - you should check them out! The best part is that you custom order it - the way you want it. I configured mine at reflexnotebook.ca and couldn't be more thrilled with the results, three months into it. Out of th
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by cik 12y ago
Thank you for posting this here. This is exactly the sort of idea that we've been kicking around. Any chance you have a link to a GitHub repo so that we can follow it, and others can get involved?
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Microsft to Monitor Windows 9 Usage in Real Time(windows9hub.com)
3 points by cik 12y ago|0 comments

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