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by danwee 4y ago
Cant' you just change the email you used for registration later on?
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by danwee 4y ago
> What do you suggest? Cloudflare should stop releasing products? Regulation that you are only allowed to handle x% of the total internet traffic? Regulation sounds about right. Monopolies are regulated in the real world, so why don&#x27
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by danwee 4y ago
Wouldn't be enough to have the "private" data encrypted on the hard disk? Unless you are sending your laptop to repair to the NSA, your data should be safe.
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by danwee 4y ago
I wouldn't judge so quickly, this kind of mistakes happen sometimes among non-native English speakers. In any case, CTOs don't do much, so the future of a company is not tied to the IQ of its CTO.
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by danwee 4y ago
Maybe it's just because I'm getting old, but this whole "Don't build it yourself, buy it. Focus on your own business, and whenever you need something extra, use a Saas" seems to me like an anti-pattern. I cannot bac
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by danwee 4y ago
Competition increases, but pool of job offers does as well. So, it's all fine.
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by danwee 4y ago
> But so many folks declining non remote jobs was a bit surprising. What's surprising about it? I decline non 100% remote jobs because I live in a small city that has zero or a couple of tech companies and I don't want to move
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by danwee 4y ago
Not only that. Many banks and government services nowadays require a phone (and/or phone number) as well. Their excuse? MFA. So idiotic. I can understand that they want to improve auth for the vast majority of their customers, but don&
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by danwee 4y ago
Did you have to go through a lot of bureaucracy to get the whole thing installed?
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by danwee 4y ago
Nice scale. I'm definitely a P2 but I fake being a P4 mainly because companies pay more. I couldn't give a damn about the product I work on, but I'm good with computers and I'm good with people, and getting more money fo
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by danwee 4y ago
Not all programming is the same. You may love working on automation and Python... but your day to day job is CRUD web apps using Django. Same tools, but totally different stuff.
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by danwee 4y ago
Same here. Usually in a podcast session of 1h, there is probably around 15 minutes of good content. The rest is just bluff, and with audio is difficult to skip the bluff.
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by danwee 4y ago
I don't get it. Developers in USA do make already around $160K, isn't it?
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I spent two years trying to do what Backstage does for free(stackoverflow.blog)
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by danwee 4y ago
> GraphQL And now you have two problems
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by danwee 4y ago
Watch video with accurate subtitles in the target language.
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by danwee 4y ago
It's not about having them, it's about putting them on your Linkedin/CV. I have read tons of tech books (many of them way better than certificates on the same topics). I do not list them on my Linkedin/CV.
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by danwee 4y ago
> The total fleet in use is around 6000 baremetal nodes and 1000 VMs in AWS spread over various DCs and regions. There are over 1500 developers actively using the Kubernetes clusters every day for a total of 2500 applications running in
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by danwee 4y ago
> News and comments on non-IT subjects are the real gold of the HN. Because they are fun to read, not because they are true. I do also comment on topics I have very little knowledge about. Just for fun.
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by danwee 4y ago
I don't mind meetings. For me it's worktime. If I spent the entire days in meetings, I won't spend my free time coding features (I don't think anyone would expect that), and in the next morning standup I say "I spen
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by danwee 4y ago
If you make the hallways' maze "thinner", I imagine you don't need as many particles in the simulation? I guess as well that the "thinnest" hallway is of length: 1 pixel. If the particle is also 1 pixel in size
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by danwee 4y ago
It's possible, although not that common (see https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/software-engineering-sala... ).
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by danwee 4y ago
I don't avoid on-call for the reasons the article states. I avoid on-call because I don't want more money in exchange of my free time.
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by danwee 4y ago
I asked myself the same question when the pandemic started. At that time, I had already been working around 4 years for the same company, and the raises I was getting were not that great. I had the opportunity to change to a new job and get
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by danwee 4y ago
As a newbie, this is what I do: - I put all my servers on a private network (e.g., db server, web server, monitoring server) - The only server exposed to the internet is my load balancer (usually nginx) and a bastion server - The bastion se
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by danwee 4y ago
Well, employers are able to retrieve deleted Slack messages from anyone in the company if they want to. Be careful what you write on Slack, and don't think that just "deleting" it will make it disappear.
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by danwee 4y ago
Usually on the server where nginx is installed.
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by danwee 4y ago
The first image is how I see in real life (without glasses). The glow is not there of course, but the blur, yeah.
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by danwee 4y ago
Sure, but the lesson here is to improve the web (or to create some platform for apps, in the same spirit of the web), not to jump into walled gardens.
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by danwee 4y ago
> 5-6 containers simultaneously with other applications? 64gb if you don't want to end up with swap. 32gb is the bare minimum. That's not right in my experience. I have the MBP Pro M1 with 32 GB, and have a few VMs with docker

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