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by cpitman 11y ago
It would be crazy if the candidate had been working for you for 30+ years, but different companies have different standards and different people gain experience at different rates and/or stop learning. For example, I interviewed one
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But one of the central points of Continuous Delivery is that there is no difference between "configuration" and "code", and that changes for either of them will result in a new release candidate. Every release candidate
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by cpitman 11y ago
Maybe give CentOS 7 a try? It's literally install the rpm, start the docker service, then run whatever container you want to run.
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I spent a while trying to explain the purpose behind the numbers when it came up, but no, it really just kept coming back to the variance numbers being big. Not "why is the estimate for this so uncertain?", but more "Why is t
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by cpitman 11y ago
The other part of 3 part estimates that I like is that it forces everyone to consider the worse case. What can go wrong? What risks are there to this task? And only then do we talk about how long we think it will probably take. The problem
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by cpitman 11y ago
It is slightly different, in that it is already a sharded database compared to what the monolith would have.
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Apollo 16 astronaut General Charlie Duke walks on the moon again with VR(immersivevreducation.com)
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Ha, you are correct, I meant disingenuous.
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by cpitman 11y ago
This one is interesting to me. I've been a big proponent of Hashicorp's other tooling, but this seems like an area that other projects are already addressing (and doing well in). Choice is great, but I think I would have preferred
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Except that the vast majority of doctors are not working in an ER. They are running through the flow chart for "how should I treat this child's ear ache". The way medical school works now is like saying that every programmer
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by cpitman 11y ago
I was pretty excited about Elixir: great scalability and performance? Awesome! I had an idea for a type of reverse proxy, so I wrote in on elixir + cowboy. Go to performance test it, and the results are nothing to write home about. Thought
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by cpitman 11y ago
Because DevOps != CICD, and a PaaS doesn't cover the most important parts of DevOps (creating feedback channels between your Dev and Ops teams and a structure for continuous process improvement). PaaS just makes life easier by reducing
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by cpitman 11y ago
Isn't the bigger problem that it is impossible to test any DBaaS effectively since we cannot purposely cause failures and network partitions? The general theme of Call Me Maybe has been that these projects overstate their actual capabi
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by cpitman 11y ago
Unless that source of information is not on the phone , it will have the same problem. And I'm not sure I want cell phone companies reporting in to external parties where my phone is.
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Are there actually any sites that do this? It is somewhat interesting.
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by cpitman 11y ago
GitHub How To: https://developer.github.com/guides/basics-of-authentication... And the OpenID Connect standard (essentially OAuth V2 + identity service): http://openid.net/connect/
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by cpitman 11y ago
Wait, what about "scrypt"? Maybe the only acceptable advice changed in the last hour? :-)
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by cpitman 11y ago
This may not be the writer's reason, but I tend to get people's e-mail accidentally. One time someone signed up an iTunes account with my email, then kept requesting new verification emails. Most of these automated emails do not h
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by cpitman 11y ago
Can you explain why OAuth is not for authentication? What does it not do that you expect an authentication system to do? What is fundamentally wrong with every site that allows me to sign in with a github/google/facebook account
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by cpitman 11y ago
Sure, as long as you want no academic career after your doctorate. Most doctorate students I know start stressing if they have no publications by their second year. That includes multiple biology and chemistry grad students.
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by cpitman 11y ago
How would they even know the post-tax amount? That is going to depend on your unique financial situation.
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by cpitman 11y ago
I think its less people saying you should rebase shared history, and more people saying you should rebase without realizing shared history matters. Then some poor confused soul starts always rebasing before pushing/merging and they mes
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by cpitman 11y ago
> My <Insert Profession Here> needs a license to show that he has completed education that should make him competent, continues to maintain competency, and has not faced any questions of conduct or discipline which should rightfull
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by cpitman 11y ago
Or flip it around, and ask them what they are going to do in order to get to 9. It shows how self aware they are of their own knowledge gaps and also calibrates the scale. On the off chance they say 10, well, they better know just about eve
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by cpitman 11y ago
Are there really no uninhabited islands in the middle of nowhere?
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by cpitman 11y ago
I'm assuming you are performing asynchronous code reviews (like pull request comments). If you have the time, one of my teams did occasional "Code Inspections", where a team of 5 people would review a larger chunk of function
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by cpitman 11y ago
Forget graphics card support, HDMI 2.0 cannot even support 4K at higher than 60FPS. Considering how important pushing higher frame rates is to reducing latency, that seems like a nonstarter.
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by cpitman 11y ago
As long as you are pulling images from a docker registry, this should automatically happen.
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by cpitman 12y ago
It's amazing how much you are being misinterpreted. No one is saying that customers will leave Gravity because they pay clients more. BUT, what is keeping competitors from lowering prices to the point that Gravity cannot compete withou
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by cpitman 12y ago
Then you would be surprised how bad they are. A great talk on using mobile sensors is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7JQ7Rpwn2k Long story short, expect something like 20 cm/s of position drift trying to do dea

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