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by ckdarby 4y ago
Did your manager survive the cut? Google should have started there before ICs.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
That is what a lot of employees do. That is why these layoffs are probably happening, cutting 5% could have been done by freezing hiring and performance evals. They're particular individuals who will take a stance like what you're
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Yes. There are always those taking advantage of any system and those being cheated by those taking advantage. In the above those being cheated are actually hit twice vs if you layoff those trying to take advantage of the system the cheated
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Survive, no. Blackberry is still surviving. Thrive, yes. It is one of the factors that allowed them over time to get to $72B in net income.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Those 10k in this case appear to be the low performing or team shutdowns where transferring doesn't make sense. 5% headcount reduction is attainable just by freezing hiring and letting churn happen and performance management. With near
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by ckdarby 4y ago
A solution that'll anger people but resolve the capacity issus, all flights with not a final destination in USA can only connect through Stewart airport.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Straight up an advertisement piece for the company.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
You're nearly there. You've got a large uninstall base because you're giving two weeks unlimited features and then scaling back, but some specific features are "core" to the usage of the product. Switch the model, a
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by ckdarby 4y ago
How many times do you "randomly" get stopped at the airport now?
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by ckdarby 4y ago
I watched the video, but I don't think I recall them mentioning the cost? Does anyone know what the capital cost of the greenhouse at that size and the geothermal would be?
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by ckdarby 4y ago
They had outages far more than Google ads outages. They would love to use Google if it wasn't against the TOS and nobody wanting to deal with them because ethical and morals clauses. Source: Worked there in the past
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by ckdarby 4y ago
We've done some basic benchmarking at +5k leases/second. If you want to go down the rabbit hole with us of looking at using Dora and giving us feedback I'd be glad to chat further cdarby[at]bluecatnetworks[dot]com
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by ckdarby 4y ago
I haven't, but I am currently running this on a raspberry pi using Ubuntu.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
I touch on this below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33895978 Wouldn't say Dora is competing. The project is in the early days and isn't feature parity to either. Some in the industry have voiced gaps &
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by ckdarby 4y ago
FYI /u/leshow is the core contributor of this project. We've been doing Rust before this. We've rewritten some of our core components over to Rust. Discussed a bit in this post: https://medium.techatscale.com&
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Hey, I'm from BlueCat (though my opinions are my own). Will lurk the comments if there are any questions around the project or general DHCP.
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Dora: A open-source Rust DHCP Server(github.com)
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Yes, it is both. I do ask for you to reflect back on covid. Remember when trying to make a vaccine was 5-10 years, but when an entire country/world makes something a priority and become hyper focused and motivated they'll 10x outp
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Yes! A single person with a bunch of time, $200k, and making purchases that aren't watched at all has all the resources required to take out the entire electrical grid and cause mass loss of life. Legit too scared to even write the con
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by ckdarby 4y ago
It isn't the replacing part that is the problem, but the rebooting part that is the larger worry.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
What was used in the four Vegas tunnels for the retaining walls?
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Max allowed 10 months ago was 40 MPH and the reasoning is the tunnels are connected to each other with off areas where they connect. Nobody wants to trust drivers doing 90 MPH with vehicles ahead at an absolute stop trying to get out at the
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by ckdarby 4y ago
I feel like this is a strategy to avoid doing layoffs because of the severance payout but still have a lot of employees quit.
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by ckdarby 4y ago
> One consumer-grade fiber link is enough to serve my company's traffic and with two months of what we pay MS for their barely working cloud I could buy enough hardware to host our product for a year of two of sustained growth. I do
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by ckdarby 4y ago
This is my experience as well. A large portion of hires can barely program. There is also a portion of hires that are 20-40% more than market, but yield more than double the outcome. There are a large number of SWEs that are not worth keepi
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by ckdarby 4y ago
This is making the distinction of ownership. The team whose main objective is driving customer value only truly cares about the Ingress resource such as defining their routes to expose their work to the customer. Unless you want every team
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by ckdarby 4y ago
I doubt it being hundreds of hours. Most will require two government IDs to be sent in to remove 2FA and 1-2 week process to review & confirm. Moving forward you should look at Yubikey where you can with the backup being your phone via
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Really basic version, K8s cluster with the fronting off of AWS where AWS compute joins the cluster as part of the scaling portion. Can also use fancier concepts like tiered offloading on your non-AWS to S3 if you exceed say the bare metal d
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Developers should watch customer care calls via Gong, but not do the actual calls. Could you imagine if we said that customer support and success should do development?
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by ckdarby 4y ago
Have you had your blood checked in the last year? You could very well have a vitamin D deficiency which will explain the exhaustion. It's hard to have empathy, because my weeks are 70-80 hours every week and I honestly still feel like

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