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by dsc_ 7y ago
Don't forget, it is YOUR choice to have Slack open. Nobody is forcing you to. It might be an unspoken rule to do so, but I value productivity more. In the event someone has something important to say (rarely the case), come up or call
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by dsc_ 8y ago
"There is no such thing as stupid questions". This however, is a stupid question. Solely depends on your effort/motivation to pick up a new skill. As with anything...
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by dsc_ 8y ago
30 usd a hour is not a fair wage for a programmer (considering 10 hours a week, 40 hours would be a different story) - you need to increase it. Please note your employer benefits from having an employee with decent living conditions. He kno
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by dsc_ 8y ago
Because your HTML generating AI framework would not be able to deal with Mandy from upper management that wants that one button to have a rounded edge in the upper right corner just like the button she saw on Bloomberg, her favorite website
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by dsc_ 8y ago
Pick your battles, this one is not worth it.
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by dsc_ 8y ago
Congratulations!
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by dsc_ 8y ago
I'm doing exactly that right now. Hired for a decent salary - but quiting. I don't know what ill be doing in 6 months. I don't have a financial buffer. This is scary but it fits my hippie-like personality. Not to say you shou
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by dsc_ 8y ago
Instead of complaining, how about you fetch the package and reverse engineer it so you can answer your own question.
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by dsc_ 8y ago
Good post. Would have liked to see the actual offenders in question.
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by dsc_ 8y ago
High-school dropout here. I was homeless for ~16 months around 2010. I knew I wanted to get into IT but I figured I should not pursue HTML, PHP or .NET jobs, as most schools and educations here taught exactly that. I knew I couldn't be
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by dsc_ 8y ago
As cold as the above comment may sound - I concur, there's always a way to earn more. Perhaps you would need to find remote work or learn another language. Or simply work hard(er). Whatever it takes.
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by dsc_ 8y ago
This is why Cuckoo Sandbox uses sflock ( https://github.com/jbremer/sflock ) :) It sandboxes extraction.
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by dsc_ 8y ago
We (a big newspaper - 5k-10k visitors at any time) run on Flask. Quite a big application. It was the biggest reason why I choose this job, as many python shops seem to run Django which I'm not a fan of.
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by dsc_ 9y ago
Have you heard of ZomboDB? It aims to provide the best of both worlds; transactions and elasticsearch. I've been using it on my own pet project and am very happy that I only have to care about dealing with Postgres (the ES part goes au
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by dsc_ 9y ago
Opencores.org has a very large collection of opensource IP cores.
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by dsc_ 9y ago
Woke up today, went to hackernews while still in bed, found this article, read 2 sentences, bought one. You better be right!
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by dsc_ 11y ago
I fixed it. thanks for the headsup.
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by dsc_ 11y ago
The amount is much higher as I have only tried a limited amount of keywords. There are many servers that have complete backups of the Windows folder 'My Documents' for example. Combined, I'd say at least half of it is not mea
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by dsc_ 11y ago
It is not my responsibility to email every single person running a sensitive public FTP server. It is my responsibility to educate those that have the power to positively influence the situation more than I ever could - ISPs.
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Mass FTP Crawling(findex.cedsys.nl)
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