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by gmjosack 7y ago
The anecdote was about getting back the security deposit after moving out.
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Mostly Printed CNC(v1engineering.com)
2 points by gmjosack 7y ago|0 comments
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by gmjosack 7y ago
This happens to me every time but if I request desktop mode it always works 100%. Might be worth a try.
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by gmjosack 7y ago
Taxes stress me out. If the government could easily send me a bill of my sales taxes at the end of the year I might prefer that but given the system we have I rather pay at time of purchase over manual and more error prone tracking over a y
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by gmjosack 7y ago
Regardless of my ability to accurately account for my online purchases, I prefer online sites take the correct amount of taxes to reduce my liability in regard to accurately accounting for my online purchases.
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by gmjosack 7y ago
I was seriously so confused my this e-mail. I've found great deals on B&H in the past but getting e-mails telling me about a neat trick to evade taxes leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
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by gmjosack 8y ago
That's only true of the REST API. The Events API has it's own v1/v2 split and I don't believe there has been any mention of the v1 Events API being deprecated.
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by gmjosack 8y ago
This is not true in my experience. I led the monitoring team at my past job and we spent a non significant effort monitoring PagerDuty due to often delays in ingestion and notification. If you page through their status page[1] they have a p
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by gmjosack 8y ago
Some states require carriers to maintain service for 911 on inactive lines. You could check if this works in your area. https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2009/05/update-abou...
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by gmjosack 8y ago
> been common knowledge among non-technical people for 5+ years Who are these non-technical people that you know that are not only using MFA but also know that SMS is insecure for MFA? Rather than putting them down I'm happy they&#x
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by gmjosack 8y ago
I think it's a bias to assume the candidate won't understand those things or be suitable for the job based on lack of college alone. If you require people to understand complexity, compilers, and graphs to do the job effectively t
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by gmjosack 8y ago
The first 8 years of my career was in South Florida progressing from tech support -> web hosting sales -> NOC -> Jr. Sys Admin -> Sys Admin -> Sr. Sys Admin. Only then did I make the move to the Bay Area to work for Google in
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by gmjosack 8y ago
I find people with college experience are much more likely to be biased against people without than vice versa. But that is just my anecdotal experience. Google and Dropbox definitely had more people with degrees but a decent amount of peop
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by gmjosack 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying your point, I think that makes a lot of sense. Thankfully for me I consider it a positive selection bias as I wouldn't want to work for a company/manager with such insular hiring criteria. Unfortunately it do
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by gmjosack 8y ago
And there are also many of us put in situations of reviewing resumes and interviewing that don't have college experience who don't care what school you went to, or if you even did. Going to college definitely makes things easier,
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by gmjosack 8y ago
I barely graduated high school in 2002 and there was definitely an emphasis on higher education at that time. My family didn't have the money to pay for college and I knew I wouldn't do well in college, I had a hard time learning
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by gmjosack 8y ago
Both of those examples end up being fine. When quoted the entire variable is passed as a single WORD and the shell won't interpret the `;` as the end of the command. Even without quoting the variable it would be fine in this case becau
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Defining SLOs for services with dependencies(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
1 points by gmjosack 8y ago|0 comments
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by gmjosack 8y ago
Yes. If you're worried about this you can take a look at `flock`. e.g. flock -xn /path/to/lock -c /path/to/command
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The Meltdown/Spectre saga: The impact across millions of cores(datadoghq.com)
2 points by gmjosack 9y ago|0 comments
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by gmjosack 9y ago
This is nit-picky but the world population is 7.5 billion these days so it's closer to 1/4 (27.6%) the world population than 1/3.
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by gmjosack 9y ago
> It was a masterpiece of user experience design No need to use the past tense. Reason 10 just came out 2 days ago and added some awesome new synths!
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Increment issue 3: Development(increment.com)
18 points by gmjosack 9y ago|0 comments
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by gmjosack 9y ago
I believe it was https://devopschat.co/
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by gmjosack 9y ago
Few resources I haven't seen mentioned yet: https://github.com/dastergon/awesome-sre If you're looking for a community of people to interact with I've found the following Slack teams to be very active wi
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by gmjosack 9y ago
Prometheus even recommends it. https://prometheus.io/docs/visualization/grafana/
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by gmjosack 10y ago
Also the lack of trailing comma means often editing two lines to add new elements to lists or objects. I've actually experienced multiple outages at different companies where someone helpfully added a trailing comma to a JSON config.
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by gmjosack 10y ago
In my experience working with new and experienced Go developers that simplicity is pretty superficial. Take a look at SliceTricks[0]. These are all pretty simple operations in other languages that the Go authors think users should be forced
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by gmjosack 10y ago
There's also the tired sysadmin crowd who are tired of rebooting thousands of hosts for kernel, shell, libc, etc. patches. And tired of patching web, mail, dns, etc servers. I'm sure there are really smart C and/or C++ develo
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Processor Architecture 101 – the heart of your PC(pcgamer.com)
2 points by gmjosack 10y ago|0 comments

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