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by ckdarby 6y ago
That $80k American is at a higher chance of leaving for opportunities domestically. Who is paying domestically $80k or +$80k/year in India? Probably just FANNG. I live in Canada and my assumption would be payroll & state taxes woul
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Vegas is a con. Went there and probably will never return. Smoking, gambling and open liquor is about the extent of Vegas. It gets boring after a weekend there. Obviously if someone is dependent on any of the three it is the best place ever
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by ckdarby 6y ago
This is an important feature to have in place before cybertruck.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
What was wrong with draw.io?
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by ckdarby 6y ago
> It is surprisingly difficult to create a useful 15 minute video. Go ahead and be rich if you find it easy. It takes me about 8 hours to produce 15 minutes of truly information-packed video content. And it is not as re-usable as you thi
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Here is all you need: https://ensorings.com/
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by ckdarby 6y ago
GOOG & APPL market capital is basically 1000x larger. Activist investor shows up with $100M fund that they can throw behind Yelp giving them ~10% of the company, they'll have a major say and in some other public companies they migh
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Back in the day I had a close friend who ran something on Instagram that would scrape data, allow scheduling of posts, groups that would be automated to like your posts (non-bot accounts), etc. They had considered selling at one point becau
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by ckdarby 6y ago
>Yea exactly and unless you are FB scale you can just run a single docker container and never really have to worry This has not been the case at multiple employers and or consulting clients. If you're providing software to an enterp
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by ckdarby 6y ago
>Don't project your behavioral patterns onto others. Yet what you consider unprofessional & what they consider unprofessional could entirely be in the wrong or right. Would need the context of what the company's policies ar
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by ckdarby 6y ago
>I am worried about my posture and health. If this is a concern may I ask why this wasn't dealt with at all before covid19? I'm guessing but think it is fair to say you've probably used your desk & chair prior to this
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by ckdarby 6y ago
>you need to hire well This! It is odd to write but the more time I spend in the industry the more I find myself thinking back to that statement, "You can't teach an old dog new tricks." The five dysfunctions of a team hav
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Which is still fine because these are also probably the same people who drove in the same car there or will repeat the same stuff next week anyways. No difference than being in the same household. Not saying I agree just pointing out it isn
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Does anyone have a good explanation why companies do this? Wouldn't it be more beneficial to continue the same paying structure because of the retention? My gut feel would be that if Facebook continued paying same rate even though peop
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by ckdarby 6y ago
What every software engineer should know about Kafka, it's dead. If you're not already technically chained into it and Confluence hasn't already upsold your poor organization avoid it. If you want the early flexibility and th
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by ckdarby 6y ago
>Productivity has fallen off a cliff among everyone I've asked You're not asking but I'm here to tell you that productivity has skyrocketed for me & those that I work directly with.
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CTO of BlueCat: Why Agile Sucks for Planning and How to Fix It(youtube.com)
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Isn't most of this just Kubernetes running PrestoDB/PrestoSQL?
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by ckdarby 6y ago
I wonder if there has been a surge in esports betting instead?
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by ckdarby 6y ago
I don't think the author actually has used AWS extensively or in recent times because almost the whole section on EKS is wrong or out of date. Just this week I updated an EKS cluster from 1.15 to 1.16 with two clicks.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
It also lets them start going into Etsy's space of marketplace
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Can't get much clear cut than a C executive stating it has been open sourced.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
IRL Supreme Court seems to have figured this out. I'm guessing a similar model where you first appeal through the normal means and if that gets denied you'd have the ability to ask this board to review it. Board will only take on
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Kimsufi if you're looking at OVH already
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Nothing to really see in these forum posts aside from at best what I can gather is, I'm right, your wrong and you should be thanking me for pointing this out. Poster made their valid point about vary headers & Cloudflare responded
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Another step towards Amazon acquiring them.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
It's good for the media hype and they must think that is worth it for their stock price.
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by ckdarby 7y ago
> Do you realize that there is a reason that this law exists and that people could legitimately want to ask for documents in French? I don't see where my comment is saying that individuals shouldn't be provided the documents in
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by ckdarby 7y ago
Think what way? That Bill 101 exists to protect the culture or that people actively exploit it?
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by ckdarby 7y ago
Multiple different times, different companies, different people and knowing the intent because they either told me point blank or I asked.

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