eez0

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by eez0 3y ago
Exactly what you're are describing is what I explained to my colleagues as "stealing runners" :) If something fails and you don't have idle runners (hence wasting unnecessary resources), things start to snowball.
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by eez0 3y ago
Been using this for 2+ years. My experience is that it works until it does not, and then you are down on a rabbit hole trying to figure out why. The only reason we keep using it is because we have other priorities, but once we have more spa
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by eez0 4y ago
the main question here is, do you really need to change the settings once you have a baseline? I'm another one using a private GitHub repo for this. But I don't need to pull, update, sync or whatsoever. I've been using the sa
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by eez0 5y ago
I find it actually the other way around. As you said, a benefit of large distributed systems is that usually its a shared responsibility, with different teams owning different services. The exhaustion comes into place when those services ar
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by eez0 5y ago
I've been using a LG 27" 4k60Hz with a MBP for a few years. Recently got a 32" LG monitor from my employer, and I really tried to make it work, but it was plain impossible. It's too big, and due to scaling (which I don&#
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by eez0 5y ago
There is no one better than yourself to get what you're looking for, so instead of relying in a third party to give you the edge, make sure you're already on the top of the wave. I never work with external recruiters (staffing age
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by eez0 5y ago
> If somebody asked me logic/brainteaser questions like that, I would politely stop them, explain that if they're asking me that question I'm not a good match for the company This is exactly what I started to do after I wa
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by eez0 5y ago
By contrast, I have recently accepted a new position, and in almost every interview I was asked, with a negative connotation, why I had stayed so long (6 years) with my current employer.
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by eez0 5y ago
I second this. OP, I don't know what kind of research have you done, but Asus routers certainly do not need any cloud account.