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by gtaylor 9y ago
Carolinian here. I say I85 (interstate) or 76 for state roads, but never "the 76".
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by gtaylor 9y ago
This would be great to have.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
I was looking for something like this just this week. Awesome!
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by gtaylor 9y ago
My XPS 15 with i915 + Mobile Nvidia GPU has been really un-fun to deal with, but it's finally getting better now. Docking and undocking is still an adventure every time, though.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
Just to verify my understanding: * This is a multi-region (us-east1, us-central1, europe-west1, asia-northeast1 and asia-east1) outage (yeesh) * Incident began at Incident began at 2017-08-29 18:35 PDT. At the time of this comment, we'
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by gtaylor 9y ago
I'll add another one: I'm in SV, good money/benefits, work 40 hour weeks. I'm good at what I do but nowhere near world-class. There are great companies all around the world, and there are crap companies all over the worl
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by gtaylor 9y ago
/r/changemyview is well moderated and has interesting topics from time to time
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by gtaylor 9y ago
It definitely still applies.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
Vault has a decent PKI setup.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
There's no direct migration path from Swarm to Kubernetes, so we chose to start out at a small scale with the latter. It was enough of a leap to fundamentally change how we were building and deploying things. We didn't want to do
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by gtaylor 9y ago
I don't use medium, but also don't need much flexibility. The content is my focus and priority.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
As long as you set up SPF, DMARC, DKIM, reverse DNS, and SSL/TLS, plus do that all correctly. Oh, and make sure you pick a provider or host whose IP ranges aren't damaged goods. And don't get me started about sender reputatio
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by gtaylor 9y ago
If you are looking for a small (or smallish) company, Angel List is a great place to look. I found the listings to be high quality and the showing interest system works well.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
Feel free to give me a buzz (DM @gctaylor on Twitter) if you want to do lunch at Reddit HQ and have a peek.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
I'm only a shade tree mechanic, but our 2014 Civic has been very reliable and easy to work on (mostly just brake pads at this point).
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by gtaylor 9y ago
Yes, we were affected by this: https://status.fastly.com/incidents/3j0pnly3gvqb Fastly was on top of it and routed around the issue quickly.
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by gtaylor 9y ago
That doesn't matter at all. They've still got tons of capacity. > You don't solve a DDoS problem by having less capacity than your attacker and most individual companies can never afford the amount of bandwidth that is at
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I've ran into some pretty gnarly issues vendoring both helm and Kubernetes in the same project. Your luck really depends on the dependency graph for the stuff you are vendoring.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
> You should have taken the flight to the west coast and done the interview, with minimal (hour or two) to no prep at all. Having done this when I was younger and more foolish, I would not recommend it at all. I felt like I did pretty we
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by gtaylor 10y ago
> That still doesn't change the points I've made, in that it is a huge tradeoff in lifestyle and one must be clear about that. This is the case for many life decisions. I don't see how this is a helpful addition to the con
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I don't think they were using this as justification or explanation in their eventual reversal. I think they provided these quotes as interesting tidbits. Kind of like pull-out quotes on an article. You can ignore them entirely and stil
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by gtaylor 10y ago
You can't really do that kind of math without using AWS incorrectly. The reality is that you won't run the instance on AWS for 3 years. You spin it up when you need it, and you kill it when you don't. There will be some insta
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I get the sense that this person wrote a sarcastic, vaguely entertaining piece that drew lots of views. Hoping for lightning to strike twice, they did this again because who doesn't love traffic? That seems to be the entire motivation
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Most of their income probably comes from customers that run their own GitLab Enterprises installs. This would have really sucked for all of their non paying users, though.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
I think many or even most appreciate your stance on this. Please don't get discouraged by the vocal but petty minority!
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by gtaylor 10y ago
*Gogs
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by gtaylor 10y ago
It really stinks living on one of these stretches of roads, since you get to sit in your house and hear that thumping all day and night. That 40-45 mph range is where it starts getting loud.
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Being indifferent and taking our (US) liberties for granted have landed us in a tough spot. While it isn't ideal for YC to have to get involved, it's going to be a knock-down-drag-out to prevent as much damage as we can. This is p
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by gtaylor 10y ago
Job ordering/dependencies! Job1a must finish successfully before Job1b and Job1c. Alternatively, all Jobs matching this query must succeed before this job. Failures can be OK if a configurable threshold of success is met. Exceeding the
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by gtaylor 10y ago
You can rate your interviews on Glassdoor, FWIW. I at least peek there where considering a company.

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