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digitallogic
7y ago
When you start an interview an EC2 instance is provisioned. This will include all the (mis)configured software needed for the challenge you select, and you'll get access to that instance via the browser based terminal. One of the inter
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Yup! After each interview a recording of the terminal session is available for you to watch. You can also download a copy of the contents of the user's home directory.
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7y ago
That's definitely true for some folks, but it's not universal. I split my time between contracting and my bootstrapped business. The business is profitable and operational costs are very low. The only financial risk is the opportu
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7y ago
Hi Everyone, I’m the creator of Opterview. It’s a CoderPad like experience for interviewing DevOps Engineers with challenges for screening your candidates. You get a shared terminal in the browser connected to a dedicated host configured fo
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Show HN: Opterview – An Interview Tool for DevOps
(opterview.com)
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Correct! Wife works in the field (source for my anecdote), and she confirmed I was confusing PrEP with antiviral treatment.
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7y ago
It's lower. You're safer having unprotected sex with someone who is confirmed to have HIV but is taking PrEP, than you are when having unprotected sex with someone whose status is unknown.
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A Developer Goes to a DevOps Conference
(darkcoding.net)
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7y ago
The problem with the "salary bump" is that it is usually a "salary leveling". You were slightly underpaid because you're at a startup so the bump is to a market rate. Or, even if you were at a market rate, you may h
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> I know I could only survive on this little sleep because I wasn't exercising. And exercise itself has a major influence on T levels.
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Introducing The AWS Middle East (Bahrain) Region
(allthingsdistributed.com)
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Lessons Learned from Running Kafka at Datadog
(datadoghq.com)
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7y ago
tldr - Yes, because low quality software slows down feature development over time.
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Is High Quality Software Worth the Cost?
(martinfowler.com)
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What Happened Inside the Markup
(cjr.org)
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How Software Builds Fail
(blog.mark-roddy.com)
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The question that made me quit the best job I ever had
(brandonhays.com)
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S3mper: Consistency in the Cloud
(techblog.netflix.com)
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13y ago
Sadly there are people who would use a tool like this to make decisions like what to pay their employees. I guessed based on the title that you might fall into that camp. Glad to hear I was wrong. I could imagine search with some standard
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Sounds like a useful tool for tracking answering questions like "who knows the most about file/subsystem/internal concept X". Questions where false positives are more or less in inconsequential and easily corrected. But
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Infochimps Acquired by CSC
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+1 for Console2, back when I had to use Windows at a previous job I used Console2 as it was the closest thing I could find to the linux terminal emulators I'm used to.
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Presidential candidates have been getting security briefings since Eisenhower: https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intellig... So it's not the case that there was a huge cache of information that he didn't have access too
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Pig Eye for the SQL Guy
(blog.mortardata.com)
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14y ago
The Cosi on 8th between Greene and Mercer by NYU is the same way. Even when I can't get a seat at any of the surrounding coffee shops this place is mostly empty with plenty of outlets and free wifi.
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Oozie Added to Apache Incubator
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As someone who choose hg over git w/o reviewing bitbucket vs github, I'm curious what makes github superior. Can you elaborate?
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They did a little shy of ten years ago with VB6. People did indeed go batshit, but the government did not get involved.
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I speak for all developers, VBA is an abomination. At least, I speak for all developers that have used it.
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The Evolution of a Python Programmer
(metaleks.net)
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