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by freeplay 3y ago
> I've definitely seen "DDoS" used when there was no malice, Absolutely. Used to work on the Identity team somewhere. Dev accidentally removed code that was supposed to cache a token on a very chatty service. Brought auth
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by freeplay 3y ago
I've been a SWE for about 10 years. Here's my pros and cons: + Compensation is insane. I don't think there is anything else in the world I am qualified to do that would pay me nearly as much. - Deceptively long hours - Consta
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by freeplay 3y ago
I don't necessarily think the product is bad, however if I were to think of it strictly as a user, I do not want this at all. A couple of reasons if you were looking for some legitimate feedback: - It feels very intrusive - I do not wa
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by freeplay 3y ago
This looks like a very well-designed and functional product. From an engineering standpoint, I genuinely applaud your work. As someone who works remote, this seems like a nightmare and I hope my company never adopts anything like this.
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by freeplay 3y ago
profitable != providing value There's a ton of cool tech that provides a ton of value and makes little to no money.
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by freeplay 3y ago
Couldn't agree more on the VC front. To take it even further, what provides more value ? Instagram or OpenSea (NFT marketplace)? When you stop and think about it, it's the Spiderman meme. They are both pretty useless and are most
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by freeplay 3y ago
Also a lefty and I agree wholeheartedly. I stockpile them because I'm worried they'll be discontinued and I'll be back to smudged ink on everything.
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by freeplay 3y ago
My concern is lack of support for certain things and flexibility. To be fair, I have very little knowledge of what's supported and what's not. If it help, here's 2 things I love about Linux: 1. The dev experience. This is obv
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by freeplay 3y ago
Evey time BSD news gets posted, I always come in the comments looking for reasons to switch from Linux. There is consistently high praise accompanied by not so minor grips that make me stick with Linux. Anyone got a strong, concise argument
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by freeplay 3y ago
Looks like Azure Blob Storage and 'marhamilresearch4' is the name of the storage account (think website hosted in a public S3 bucket). Azure requires these names are globally unique and only allows alphanumerics.
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by freeplay 3y ago
Of all the things that will never happen, this will never happen the most.
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by freeplay 3y ago
If you're using Neovim, check out LuaSnip: https://github.com/L3MON4D3/LuaSnip
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by freeplay 3y ago
Same. Although, I have also noticed there is nothing 100% remote. Many of the messages even highlight "100% on-site." Best I've seen recently is a 3 day hybrid.
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by freeplay 3y ago
podman system connection That command will let you manage what instance the podman cli is connecting to https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-system-conn...
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by freeplay 3y ago
Both $100 and $1000: Way back in the dial up days, there used to be companies that paid you by the hour to run an always-on-top ad bar on your computer while you browsed the web. I wrote a simple little program in Visual Basic to move the m
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by freeplay 3y ago
Most likely a reverse proxy of some sort.
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by freeplay 3y ago
Sometimes you go from one speed limit zone to another without realizing. I'm not saying I'm flying around as fast as possible, but it's nice to get an alert for a speed trap so I can look down and double check that I'm n
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by freeplay 3y ago
You can turn off notifications for individual types of alerts.
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by freeplay 3y ago
You're missing out on the speed trap alerts, though. That's the primary reason I use Waze over anything else.
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by freeplay 3y ago
Not truly anonymous but if you just delete your account, the comments will remain and the author will be `[deleted]`
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by freeplay 3y ago
The knowledge and experience you gain from those types of projects could pay for itself several times over in the future. Reminds me of when I was getting into woodworking and my wife wanted a new coffee table. Why would we go buy coffee ta
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by freeplay 3y ago
Seems really cool. I love Vim + Markdown as well. If you haven't heard of vimwiki yet, check it out. Right in line with what you're working on. https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
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by freeplay 3y ago
If you get enough friends to come over, eventually you can all pitch in and rent a small property that is centrally located between all of you. You could stock the kitchen with coffee and healthy snacks. Maybe you could even get a whiteboar
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by freeplay 4y ago
I do exactly the same as you described to fall asleep. If you ever want to save the money on youtube premium, the Brave browser on iOS lets you listen to YouTube content in the background or with the screen off. Just make sure you enable th
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by freeplay 4y ago
Regardless of how good you are, you're ramp up time is very dependent on the place. If you're walking into a place with very little in the way of documentation and process, it could take a while to learn enough to be effective (ex
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by freeplay 4y ago
I know we are all very analytical on this site and love to comment "source?" any time someone infers something from a dataset, but this seems like one of those times we can easily correlate the two. The lower class who needed thos
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by freeplay 4y ago
Exactly
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by freeplay 4y ago
This actually the biggest negative I bring up in these AI conversations. AI will have nothing but negative impacts for society as a whole. It's benefits will be experienced almost exclusively by the corporations and their C suites. If
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by freeplay 4y ago
That's when it decides to do some population control.
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by freeplay 4y ago
To be honest, I think it's pretty obvious this has less to do with M1/M2 tech specs and more to do with the vast majority of Americans getting a couple checks from the government which basically cover the exact price of a new Macb

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