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by dx034 4y ago
Same here. But then I remembered that I contribute to climate change, so I apparently don't value lives in the future as much and decided accordingly.
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by dx034 4y ago
It's not that unrealistic. Imagine driving a car and a kid runs onto the street. You can swerve onto the sidewalk but there are people walking there you'd hit. The question if you'd take action to save someone to (potentially
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by dx034 4y ago
I'd say that for many large companies, Jira is better than the alterntive of having multiple systems that need to be kept in sync. Steering any large company will be a mess, no software will ever make that easy. And any software design
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by dx034 4y ago
The alterntive for companies with many departments is usually using a variety of tools that all need to be in sync. Jira can be the one point that handles all workflows for all projects.
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by dx034 4y ago
One could say Jira is like SAP. Theoretically it's just a software, but in the end there is so much customization that the business starts to revolve around its processes.
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by dx034 4y ago
That pain also comes if you're already deeply invested in cloud products. Nothing scales without effort. And pain points always arise where you don't expect them. But the simpler the setup, the simpler it's often to scale out
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by dx034 4y ago
Why should the database ever be publicly accessible? I've only ever seen databases being accessible by applications and maybe users (but those only for analytics databases), and have never experienced anyone working full time on certs
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by dx034 4y ago
National parks in Spring and Fall can be great and aren't that crowded during the week. E.g. anything between Easter and Memorial Day tends to be nice weather, most roads are open and visitor numbers are low.
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by dx034 4y ago
I've also felt that struggle between employees and managers in Europe. It's usually that employers set a minimum #days in the office and employees would like less office time. But I've heard of very few companies that are goi
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by dx034 4y ago
I also have the feeling (not SF) that traffic has returned to pre pandemic levels, but rush hour is much less severe. Probably because people also sometimes spend half days at the office or travel for leisure instead of work (e.g. leaving o
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by dx034 4y ago
They definitely tried it. All bulge bracket banks have significant portions of their staff outsourced, it never worked that well for highly compensated IT staff though.
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by dx034 4y ago
Do you expect 100% presence or are 2-3 days per week from home ok for you? I'd also never go fully remote but have found a hybrid model to be really productive.
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by dx034 4y ago
Only at certain times. If you travel full time, you can find times where even the most popular national parks aren't crowded at all.
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by dx034 4y ago
The question is, how many other companies do that? Would be great if more companies could go through their used libraries and spend $500k. Github doesn't have to make up for all the other users not paying.
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by dx034 4y ago
SSO with our AD. Works well, but I'm not the one who set it up.
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by dx034 4y ago
Calls in the browser would be great!
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by dx034 4y ago
I've been using the self hosted version with a 10-person team for a year now and so far we like it. It's not as good as Slack (yet), but if you need to self-host, I can absolutely recommend it.
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by dx034 4y ago
I'd rather use Copilot than including yet another library just to avoid writing one function.
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by dx034 4y ago
Confusing the server I'm on will always cause issues, not matter if I have to sudo for root. I get the other points, but most servers I encountered don't have these fine grained controls because doing manual work on them only happ
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by dx034 4y ago
Session cookies are allowed if the user agrees. And if the user doesn't agree, you have no right to process PII to group metrics over a session. That's the big shift here, assuming you have a right to build a profile on a user (or
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by dx034 4y ago
I'm still a fan of Matomo. Very powerful, easy to self-host and you get full control over your data. Never tried their managed services though.
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by dx034 4y ago
It's like with Cloudflare. The free Tier is what gets small companies and hobby developers in. And as they know your system but not the one of others, they'll recommend it to use when your company grows or their employer looks for
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by dx034 4y ago
But it's enough of a hurdle that many website owners may just decide to go with a EU-based competitor. Certainly a good ruling for the EU tech scene.
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by dx034 4y ago
You can only see visitor numbers per search term, but not information like bounce rates or duration of visits. And that would be really helpful to judge if people may get the wrong impression of your page and bounce if they searched for spe
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by dx034 4y ago
Honestly, I would expect that from him as CEO. He only makes money off people watching the channel and subscription numbers are hugely important. Any efforts by employees to gain subscribers for their channels could dilute visitor numbers a
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by dx034 4y ago
I've always heard that and adhered to that, but what's the advantage of me logging in with a user account to then use sudo for every command? It's not like I could break less than being logged in as root.
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by dx034 4y ago
> Real people directly in your infra is probably best avoided. But I've yet to see a company where no one ever needs to ssh into a server. Using these ACLs to give a contractor access (and even visibility) to only the servers they&#
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by dx034 4y ago
The last point is a good one, I'm not sure how that makes tailscale usable for big orgs. Imagine a company with 10k+ people using it, I guess you'd need to build a lot of own tooling to avoid breaking the whole corporate network b
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by dx034 4y ago
Most code is open source, I guess they could include a feature (not enabled by default) that sends a warning whenever it sees a previously unseen device on the network. Would be noisy and useless for most, but prevent tailscale from adding
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by dx034 4y ago
I love that feature but I'd be a bit scared to just switch off all other ssh, in case the tailscale service ever crashes. I know, machines can just be set up again, but if the problem reproduces there's no way to debug it. So what

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