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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Indeed. I added my anecdote as a data point for arguments for being ready with a good explanation as to why you've left your previous employers. Either they care and they don't call you, or they don't care and they don't
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
The fear of job hopping is overrated in tech. Especially if you are leaving Uber, it'd actually make you look more attractive for actually having a backbone and a conscience. In a period of about 3 years I went through 4 jobs. I never
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
This is great research but I think an important point is missed. It may come across that these images are vulnerable because of some intrinsic property of using Docker however this is not the case. What is also important to point out is by
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Indeed. Auto manufacturers don't sell vehicles, they sell debt. I've heard this is a good reason to withhold that you are paying cash at a dealer until the last moment and work the best deal you can as if you are going to use thei
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
IIRC, Jet was handing out equity in lots in order to hide the percentage of equity granted. This typically means a) They want to hide how little piece of the pie you are getting b) They are going to do further shady stuff like reverse split
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> concierge migrations This was a hack I used on an eventually failed software venture. We were in an incubator and had about $10k and the start of a pivot. We hired 3 contractors to build an MVP in about 2 weeks. We focused on the core
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
You just listed a bunch of reasons why your Enterprise should not be using Docker. EDIT: I did not realize it was per node pricing. I take back mostly everything I said below. I hope that ultimately when Docker does provide 3 years of suppo
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Docker has always been freemium. Not sure why you'd fear that even if it weren't the case. IMO freemium OSS is a good thing, this is how "free" software gets funded.
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Anyone else seeing ELB/ALB issues?
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Surprised the docker iptables doesn't block this already. I do see rules disallowing traffic to and from docker0 (172.17.0.1).
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>This bot watches Donald Trump's tweets and waits for him to mention any publicly traded companies. Ok, simple enough, go on. > When he does, it uses sentiment analysis to determine whether his opinions are positive or negative t
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
The whole premise of a startup in any stage hiring a technical employee and granting them $100k worth of stock options will never happen. Typically you are granted X number of options. You are never told what the outstanding # of shares are
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I was able to get speeds of 71 MPH, now can anyone tell me exactly what I did because my approach was just to randomly change values, train and run. I read the documentation and watched the first video and read all of the lecture slides but
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Indeed. My bet is they will announce a "great deal" that will "create 1000's of tech jobs" and all the Trump had to give up was an increase to the H1B cap, another OPT extension and maybe even a tax break.
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Exactly. And where is Trumps plan to meet with organizations that represent the interests of the American tech worker? All these executives see is the bottom line, and to them it looks like a bunch of overpaid nerds and there is a nice solu
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
30 year olds are buying larger houses because typically those are the only options. It comes down to NIMBY local regulation enacted by the boomers with their FU I got mine attitude. Municipalities enforce size restrictions, ie you can'
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Compound that with the percentage of income 30 year olds spend on housing, education, health care and child care compared to their parents and we have a recipe for disaster.
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ProctorU does that for people without webcams/compatible systems.
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
This would have been surprising until a week ago when a friend of mine sent me this image of course offerings for those signing up for unemployment: https://imgur.com/gallery/tCG6J Side note: If anyone is looking for a
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> How do you not run out of capacity and just have to say no? I don't know the answer to your other questions but EC2 can and often does refuse our run instance requests because they don't have the resources available in the AZ
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Right so you have a few options there. 1 being getting rid of the incentive to work for a non-profit or another being to increase the size and number of medical schools. I know which one I'd prefer.
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
My SO is a resident at a non-profit in an east coast city. I'm not "kidding myself". I made no claim that non-profit hospitals aren't enormous businesses so I'm not sure what your link is proving. Though to me that
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> The end result is that for doctors whose residency and subsequent career begins by working at nonprofit hospitals, the government will end up forgiving the full amount of their medical school tuition, usually plus a little bit of inter
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
I work for a well known software company on a SaaS product. We've been using Docker in production for around 2 and a half years, and started integrating with docker in earnest close to 3 years ago. We were mostly drawn to the ease of c
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
Is provisioned iops not an option on azure? We use it on aws ebs and it's really helped us address some of the issues in this blog post.
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If you are going for Hsq institutions Grendel's Den should really be on that list, they've been around more than 40 years and even won a case that went to the supreme court.
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Two quick questions: Of the investments Initialized has made, what percentage of them are non-YC alums? Of those, how did they connect with Initialized? Cold email, warm intro, etc?
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If users can issue arbitrary commands on an instance then that instance should have zero Iam roles and should delegate actions to services running on separate instances. The instances hosting our users go a step further and null route Metad
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by djb_hackernews 10y ago
I'm now at negative points for bringing up a point that is validated by quoted experts in your cited source. (Which btw, uses a lot of "cover my ass" wording when talking about wiping out a species found all over the globe) I
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It'd be sort of like removing all of the kelp from the worlds oceans. It'd have ripple effects on other species that we wouldn't want to negatively affect.

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