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ewokhead
13y ago
"Sorry for the snarky reply" is not enough, considering that you wrote it at the same time you could have gone back and rewrite the text into a polite, well-worded argument. That's just condescension - if you really were sorr
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ewokhead
13y ago
a: $port != 22 is enough to thwart most bots and skiddies. If you think the port number is a guarantee that you are safe or that you are communicating with a blessed ssh you are sadly mistaken. b: Uhh the port number means nothing.
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ewokhead
13y ago
"For an organization that fishes for ideas like it already owns them, its application process sure does suck. Not too innovative or creative there. " Okay, so you think it sucks. How about offering up a solution. As it stands, you are still
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ewokhead
14y ago
I just show up and leave when I want. Being the average human I only think about things that impact me. Rather short sighted and selfish I know. But I have never thought about why people do not negotiate work hours because I assumed everyon
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ewokhead
14y ago
I still use Perl for a lot of things. I love it!
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ewokhead
14y ago
Switch modifications should never stop work. Prod code push != prod infrastructure changes. Which is what the article is talking about. Specifically the agg. switching layer. My reply is not about code deployments. It is about managing netw
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ewokhead
14y ago
I just realized that the Sys. Admin/Prod. Ops to Developer ratio here is crazy low. Everyone assumes I am talking about code changes when the article is about prod switching and network transit device changes. MLAG or any LAG technology, L
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ewokhead
14y ago
Shipping code changes is a different beast. I am talking about the infrastructure side of things. I have built large scale percentage-deployment, slice deployment (whatever you want to call them) scenarios like you speak of but modifying an
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ewokhead
14y ago
Yep, it is a long time which is why I mean to speak specifically on the infrastructure side of things. Modifying the agg layer providing connectivity for all prod systems during a holiday weekend would suck. When I say prod, I mean prod inf
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ewokhead
14y ago
Note to Github: Freeze prod changes two weeks before and two weeks after all major holidays. Your employees probably don't appreciate the hassle when all they are thinking about is "YEAH! DAYS OFF!" Just my opinion and how I run my systems
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ewokhead
14y ago
Okay. I won't.
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ewokhead
14y ago
Go ahead and tell that to your shareholders.
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ewokhead
14y ago
I have been working on this for two years. It is very difficult but the key is getting access to sellers before they talk to a realtor. That is how I did it. If you get the information before a realtor does you can avoid issues of conflicti
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ewokhead
14y ago
The whole premise of the post in the link is something that has been said a million times before. Yes, execution is everything... So what. Everyone already knows this. It makes me wonder if all of us are trying to convince ourselves that we
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ewokhead
14y ago
If a user enters a large number of characters in the "Enter A Password To Save This Dream" input box the application throws an exception that is visible to the end user. Please disable detailed errors in IIS and catch this exception, and sh
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ewokhead
14y ago
I have a huge tattoo on my arm. I am happy and I consider myself successful. It depends on what you mean when you say "curtains for your career" I would imagine.
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ewokhead
14y ago
I would not worry about what an accelerator tells you. I am a single founder and having sold one company, and failed at many others I can say that I have been successful. Subvert the dominant paradigm. Just build it and sell it like your li
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ewokhead
14y ago
To clarify, I was not saying "people will not use it because you need to use the Facebook login service" I was speaking for myself. There is a large body of individuals that will participate and a minority of stubborn curmudgeons like me th
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ewokhead
14y ago
Any site that requires Facebook to login is a site I will not use. So, my feedback: it sucks until you implement login that does not rely on a third party that is known for its questionable privacy practices. After you do that, I would defi
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ewokhead
14y ago
Fail spam post linking to a 404 page and an auto play animation. I wish I could down vote this.
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ewokhead
14y ago
Yes, I would definitely keep it private. How could I say I cared about the disclosure of personal data and then disclose it? Thanks Solo3.
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What would you do?
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14y ago
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ewokhead
15y ago
I know how you feel. Thanks for the recommendation on Sologig.
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Other than local universities, where would you look for a mechanical engineer?
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ewokhead
15y ago
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ewokhead
15y ago
OP: One thing is for sure if you don't try you won't have the chance to find out. Actually, I am going to apply for the new YC round. Think about it, if you are in the same round as I, then we can be the guys with no college degree. The wor