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by frellus 4y ago
To be fair, there are going to be plenty of critical leaks coming out of Twitter with a 50% cutting of staff. That's so many whistleblowers, my backyard is completely leaf free now. Frankly, if Musk cuts $1B from the run rate and there
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by frellus 4y ago
Vest them, then let them go. It isn't worth the potential noise it will generate in the fallout. As an employer, it is never a bad thing to look a little generous (I said a little ) when you terminate someone. This eliminates (or at l
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by frellus 4y ago
"return on investment" ... you realize how that sounds, right? The good news is with the new "investment" of my tax dollars into the tax and audit arm of the government, they can no go after the top tax dollars AND mid
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by frellus 4y ago
Done, and thanks a lot for the invitation to add, happy to contribute https://github.com/tigrisdata/tigris/issues/562
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by frellus 4y ago
ouch.. this sort of makes me think of Office Space for some reason. "I looked into it more deeply and I found that apparently what happened is that he was laid off five years ago and no one ever told him, but through some kind of gli
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by frellus 4y ago
Those are all fair points!
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by frellus 4y ago
"SB 1162 doesn’t make clear how the law applies to companies that employ workers remotely" There is always going to be a push/pull with regulations. Considering the above statement, thinking about regulatory burdens, companie
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by frellus 4y ago
It's so weird and creepy .. thanks for posting all the details of the investigation. I hope the person is nailed, but in the end this is the dark part of the internet. There's no end to fraud, identity theft and scams.
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by frellus 4y ago
Usually ID checks happen at on-boarding, not interviewing, but still you would think it would be a perfect place to verify and then dismiss the person the same day. Actually I wouldn't even dismiss them... I'd list them as "n
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by frellus 4y ago
"a couple of months" ... why not immediately?
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by frellus 4y ago
Have some empathy, man. If you owned a company and hired someone, but the person who showed up isn't the same person, the word "fraud" is wholly appropriate and I feel bad for Op. When you are trying to hire the very best, an
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by frellus 4y ago
"The maximum allowed document size is 100KB" I suppose this is due to the FDB limitations, so this obviously isn't a blobstore nor will it ever be (?). For example, we need to store video and image files which are easily 100K
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by frellus 4y ago
Honestly I didn't think it was that bad. It certainly wasn't its own creation, like the difference between the UK Office and US Office. Not sure either show would have worked without Moss though.
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by frellus 4y ago
I was waiting to see who was going to play Moss's character... and then I'm like, "Oh.. that makes sense. It's Moss."
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by frellus 4y ago
The whole model of every type of digital media just being a license to view for some time, never perpetual, is really concerning to me. I've had movies I've "purchased" from Amazon which are no longer visible, for exampl
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by frellus 4y ago
"pets" - servers which require unique, individual care, love, naming and feeding and are irreplaceable in their function. You know it's a "pet" server when you think long and hard when you name it "cattle"
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by frellus 4y ago
In your list of things to test, let me save you some time/effort: "Hyper-V" -- Don't. Just... don't. Don't waste your time. Source: ran Hyper-V in production for 3 years. Still have nightmares.
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by frellus 4y ago
> Wouldn't both a Buddhist and a believer in Shintoism tend to answer no to "belief in God"? Shintoism == believe in many "gods" or spirits, but not one singular "God". +1 on the "superstition&quot
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by frellus 4y ago
I frankly don't understand why a judge or jury would ever find for a company which has no revenue, other than through litigation settlements. I mean if they're not even selling a license or royalties for their patents, any cases s
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by frellus 4y ago
For the record - I was the first person to raise my voice in 2020 and tell management people with elderly and immunocompromised family members or themselves with issues are going to need to work at home for some time. I was the first to cal
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by frellus 4y ago
Thanks! Sweet! I might pick up the same.
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by frellus 4y ago
Scheduled for next week - thanks!
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by frellus 4y ago
When do you plan on implementing Office365 / Azure SSO? I would ditch Okta tomorrow and throw money at you. One of the reasons I stay with Okta is their ability to automatically provision accounts with SaaS providers. It's not 1
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by frellus 4y ago
This is really encouraging -- can you share your specs / model number (I know XPS 13, but there is usually a model number as well). Cheers!
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by frellus 4y ago
By "modern" I am thinking: * something which an IT department would likely hand out for a Windows 10 user * good screen size (13"+), good resolution/brightness to work off * certainly oesn't have to be a gaming lapt
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by frellus 4y ago
The problem is, as I think Op was alluding to, not all problems are shared, so how to build the supportive relationships that will help them. I think for you, what you need to get out of a 1:1 might be different from other people, and that&
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by frellus 4y ago
I'm a huge *BSD fan, and I know one of the amazing things about NetBSD is that it's been ported to everything.. but an OS which is ported everywhere but runs no where in production feels like a really quirky project to me. Likewis
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by frellus 4y ago
Violent agreement on the 1:1 point. The hard part is, making it natural as it would be in a face-to-face setting, and I think for remote the frequency has to be much higher than if you saw someone f2f. The important thing to think about is
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by frellus 4y ago
"And when I’m at the wheel, I can’t hold a cold, delicious slushie in one hand, at least not safely." This person is a wimp. Just two days ago I drove, eating sushi -- with chopsticks -- while easily shifting and steering.
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by frellus 4y ago
This reminds me of a line from the TV show "Fringe" Pilot episode, which freaks me out to this day: "How long has he been dead?" "About five hours." "...Question him."

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