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by hijinks 10y ago
underpaid yes.. but you are getting experience which is more valuable then another $10 an hour.
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by hijinks 10y ago
just be honest if you do get a felony if asked about it. If you lie and they do a background check and find it then that's an auto-no. To be honest half of SV is on something or the other. So drug use / arrest for it for a small a
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by hijinks 10y ago
I turned into a morning person in my mid 20's when I started hiking a lot. I wanted to do a lot of local hikes so I'd get up at 4:30 and drive hike for a few hours to be in work around 10ish. The key is get up early every day.. ye
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by hijinks 10y ago
i know its not much help but kubernetes does it by mounting on the host then volume mounting into the container.
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by hijinks 10y ago
That was due to the travisCI oauth issue. Google just signed everyone out that was authed to TravisCI
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by hijinks 10y ago
For me a good answer is a story about a human screw up that took down production and then the follow up is talking about steps they took to make sure it never happened again. The big thing I'm looking for is mistakes are good learning
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by hijinks 10y ago
sometimes startups put the strike price below current valuation if they've raised at least their A round.
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by hijinks 10y ago
For a sys admin, devops, sre or whatever you want to call us this week, I like the following question for senior level people What has been your biggest screw up to cause a production outage and what did you take from that? If they say they
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by hijinks 10y ago
I tend to agree that the fresh fruits and veggies are pretty much the same price as competitors (really only experience is Safeway) What I do find as a plus is Whole Foods tends to get more stuff locally if they can and a store like Safeway
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by hijinks 10y ago
When we bought it was the peak time for oversea investors coming in with all cash. When I was at the open house there were a few Chinese people that were alone that you could tell were buying houses for people in China. We looked for 18 mon
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by hijinks 10y ago
it was on the market at 660k we bought it for 700k. This is way out in the East Bay of SF
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by hijinks 10y ago
We got super lucky. Bought a house at the lowest rates possible and pretty much have been living house poor for 4 years now.
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by hijinks 10y ago
The late 90s was really a different time. There were job ads for tech companies that pretty much read. "If you know how to type we want you!" So the talent pool was very different. There's a lot more tied to tech and software
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by hijinks 10y ago
I'm a Bay area home owner. We bought 4 years ago. For us it was a great choice. Our our first child was 2 years old and were looking to find a place to settle down and live. We didn't want to worry about rent going up 30% to re-si
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by hijinks 10y ago
I ran it at $job-1. It was fantastic once setup. We never had any issues with it and it autoscaled wonderfully. The devs never had any issues of needing ops to add libraries/modules to servers. They just built them in their containers
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by hijinks 10y ago
It depends on the license of the project you are forking. Let us know the license first.
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by hijinks 10y ago
There's too many good high paying jobs in the Bay area to waste your time and effort at a place that doesn't see that.
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by hijinks 10y ago
I'm using Google domains. I like the free private whois guard they offer.
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by hijinks 10y ago
Figuring out it's never worth it to work more then 40 hours a week at a job where I'm making someone else money.
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by hijinks 10y ago
no that's just a stupid idea anyway. If someone came to me with an offer I'd wonder how crazy and/or stupid this person is and just say good luck at company X.
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by hijinks 10y ago
no company is going to say.. wow facebook made you and offer work for us instead right now. I've interviewed hundreds of people and the biggest question is usually "Do you want to work with this person?" The interview process
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by hijinks 10y ago
Most local teams that I've worked in have mostly been centered around a tool like Slack anyway. I've sat next to people but talked to them more on slack then in person. It really depends on culture. Do most people use a tool like
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by hijinks 10y ago
For differences, it might help to tell people where you are coming from
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by hijinks 10y ago
Ya in my opinion limited it to just food and drinks(?) is a horrible idea. If its food AND drinks, then generally a rule of thumb is you don't want a first date over dinner for example. Its a terrible return on investment. Most first d
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by hijinks 10y ago
Get emails of a lot of companies and just email them asking if they'd lease space in their office to you
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by hijinks 10y ago
Location: Denver (Remote) Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Devops / Docker / Kubernetes / Ansible / Salt / AWS / terraform / python / golang / automation Résumé&#x2F
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by hijinks 10y ago
If you want a real perk due like 20 days of mandatory vacation.
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by hijinks 10y ago
I used it with EBS volumes - mongodb datadir and also for rabbitmq datadir - works wonderful. If a pod fails it detaches then comes right back up within a few minutes. We only have a single mongodb and rabbitmq pod since they aren&#x27
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by hijinks 10y ago
housing would need to drop for companies to pay less.
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by hijinks 10y ago
no there is no way to do a LB how its handles in AWS/GCE. You'd have to wire up something yourself to long poll etcd and construct like haproxy/nginx as a LB. Or use a tool like https://github.com/vulcand&#x2F

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