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etxm
7y ago
Doesn’t that acknowledge that they know it’ll happen eventually, even if it’s a few generations from now? Your username is fantastic by the way.
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7y ago
Something I’m very curious about... Given* that our actions are causing climate change, what is the logic of oil companies continuing to do damage? 1. execs truly dont believe their Corp’s actions impact climate 2. theyre making piles of ca
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7y ago
It was a friend of a friend. The mezcal coming out of my nose was humorous to them.
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7y ago
> unacceptably crippled like Go I just spit mezcal on a stranger.
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etxm
7y ago
Elastic Cloud is a train wreck. We found a bug in their Web UI that caused the RAM slider to slide but not change the value it submitted. We tried to upgrade the RAM to the max, but the field defaults to smallest. Slider moved, but value di
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7y ago
Nice, posted that when I came across: > Kubernetes stores the data in plaintext in etcd, a database where it stores all configuration data Just finished reading the article.
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7y ago
Nitpick: k8s has supported encryption at rest for secrets for a while. https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/encrypt-...
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7y ago
I’ve posted on here before about when I’m in a hiring role how I prefer to do code challenges. I enjoy doing BYOC challenges. Let a candidate pick a ticket from an open source project and come in to pair on it (or shoulder surf if uncomfort
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7y ago
They’re bull’s excrement, this industry’s interview process is broken and arbitrary. I don’t know if we’ll ever fix it, but code challenges certainly aren’t the answer. I’ve been developing professionally for 20 years. I take about 4 interv
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7y ago
Don’t look down your nose at VB, snobs.
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7y ago
Does it work with VB6?
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7y ago
Honest question: of all of the things people can do to make the world greener, why is it mostly (a subset) of vegans that look down their nose at other people? You don’t see people driving electric cars pulling up at red lighted and giving
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7y ago
I agree and I don’t think you’re an asshole. There is a bigger problem before a one-size-fits-all-no-meat solution, climate change deniers. If you can’t get people to acknowledge the problem is real, you aren’t going to get them to make a b
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Sick
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It’s none of your business.
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Kubernetes and the Erlang VM: orchestration on the large and the small
(blog.plataformatec.com.br)
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Generated columns look awesome. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/12/ddl-generated-columns.htm...
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7y ago
wear sweat pants and no underwear and put your foot up on stuff while you talk to people in the office. If you don’t have a penis, put a strap under the sweat pants. No one is going to fire you with cause for not being aware of your obvious
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HIPAA
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How do you prohibit making code better? > for each desired change, make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change And all that jazz... Was your boss a super dev reading the code and calling out if it looked b
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Brutally shit yourself and scream “game over, I win, motherfuckers” and moonwalk out.
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7y ago
Always be refactoring - work that shit into the ticket.
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That’s beautiful.
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vBulletin: Zero-day exploit lets miscreants hijack vulnerable web forum
(theregister.co.uk)
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Great!
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The Constitution in the 100 Mile Border Zone
(aclu.org)
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This isn’t getting old to me yet!!1
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Feels like an also crappy jsonnet
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You can’t achieve parallelism.
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Bostrom also wrote a paper on The Simulation Argument that was pretty awesome[1]. It was referenced recently in The End of the World podcast. [2] 1- https://www.simulation-argument.com/simulation.pdf 2- https://w
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