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by dclusin 6y ago
I appreciate your second point. I like to think of it as: - Recognizing when someone may not be acting in your own best interest - Setting personal boundaries with other people (esp. people who may be doing the former)
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by dclusin 6y ago
Honest self appraisal, giving a proper apology, empathize with people you don't like, giving and receiving praise for work well done, setting boundaries
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by dclusin 6y ago
They mention using information from data breaches obtained from the dark web in their profiles, but this doesn't really sound all that different than what a shady us based data broker would offer. I guess because they're associate
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by dclusin 6y ago
CloudFront != Cloudflare
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by dclusin 6y ago
Yeah. I feel like putting a rule that if an account trade volume exeeeds 1% of average daily volume for a stock then submit the report wouldn't be too hard. Could be done offline during trade settlement. I'm wondering if there&#x2
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by dclusin 6y ago
This community happened to it. The number of top-voted hacker news blog posts talking about how they acquired their first n users by shitposting on Quora about their startup are too many to enumerate. I think the difference between here and
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by dclusin 6y ago
Do you have a link to the text of the law? Curious to read what it requires and not the scaremongering of FB or Murdoch PR orgs.
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by dclusin 6y ago
That's the same in America. You need to purchase a license for the music to use in a business or buy it from a service that licenses it for use in a business.
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by dclusin 6y ago
It didn’t immediately occur to me to try and preserve the history tbh. As I would find out the code base had so many other problems I doubt the history was worth anything at all. New job and all I just didn’t realize I was thrown into a bo
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by dclusin 6y ago
Reference: https://www.securityweek.com/malicious-actor-controlled-23-t... Sounds more like a team of people that knew what they were doing.
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by dclusin 6y ago
I recently had to work on a git project that was created by taking a zip file of an existing git repo from another team, a junior engineer stomping on and corrupting the existing git project due to lack of familiarity with how git works, th
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by dclusin 6y ago
For people in the know, do we think this will ever be fixed? These sorts of unintentional and intentional mistakes have been happening for as long as I've been interested in tech. What are the technology solutions to this issue and wha
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by dclusin 6y ago
I think they mean financial transactions where total $% changes hands between parties. Not database transactions or API calls.
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by dclusin 6y ago
I think OP was referring to things like vim configs, shell customizations, nginx configs, etc. There's lots of computer customizations I could think of that aren't always thought about in context of storing in a git repo. Also you
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by dclusin 6y ago
Same as sibling, my setup isn't super custom. I backup my dotfiles and that's about it. Takes about ~1-2 hours to setup a fresh machine. I think for my next machine I'm going to dump Mac OS and switch Windows + WSL so may inv
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by dclusin 6y ago
Commit and push to GitHub more frequently for me. Don’t wait until the pr is perfect before committing.
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by dclusin 6y ago
Why RTFA when I can make baseless speculations? :D
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by dclusin 6y ago
Not necessarily. You could probably infer it from a MySQL client in the malware itself and the queries its making to tables and such.
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by dclusin 6y ago
I got a job offer from Capital One several years ago in Richmond, VA. I liked the location and the company but my current gig is paying over twice as much in San Jose, CA. I just don't see this panning out on a large scale once people
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by dclusin 6y ago
My friends in the trades have used the word fairly regularly. I'd say yes.
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by dclusin 6y ago
Firefox has development tools? Is there certain features that are missing? Because you can bring up a dev console and inspect elements and such. Genuine question from a not full-time frontend developer, not being snarky.
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by dclusin 6y ago
This was the killer feature for those too young to remember a life before Uber. Back when I used to drink at bars it was so frustrating to call different cab companies and have them all say they're "5 minutes away." I felt an
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by dclusin 6y ago
Definitely sucks for the driver. If this new proposition they have cooked up does indeed fail to pass, I suspect they will come up with some sort of "innovation" that will allow them to operate their service with employees collect
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by dclusin 6y ago
For large interwoven software systems this complexity seen in the form of service layers, directory services, distributed quorums, etc. is often necessary to achieve availability guarantees. I think that the problem is that engineers are ov
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by dclusin 6y ago
Sounds like burnout to me. When I got my current job I was throwing things at the wall trying to find something that could pass as a business. Ultimately I found what I'm working on but ran out of money and it wouldn't generate ve
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by dclusin 6y ago
I currently have a side project that's really challenging and broad in scope. It requires me to learn how to do things I've never done before (machine learning & computer vision). It's more involved than just following an
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by dclusin 6y ago
What should we not do? Not new just curious about your reflections on the industry job functions.
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by dclusin 6y ago
Java’s still going to be in use long after we’re both dead.
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by dclusin 6y ago
I think there's situations where Lambdas make sense in spite of their pricing. I applied for a job on the Warren campaign and their tech stack relied on AWS lambdas. I think that makes sense for them. It's a short-lived endeavor t
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by dclusin 6y ago
For the raw account details alone it probably has more to do with being able to use it as a pathway to transfer ill gotten gains into/out of US/EUR than it does w/ the contents of the account. For the transfers from stolen ac

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