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hrpnk
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Would be nice if SO added the ChatGPT response by default that's hidden by default and prevent others from adding sufficiently similar responses.
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Maybe it's a function of the Q&A style for programming questions where correct snippets of code are found to build base know-how and source code is used to enhance it?
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4y ago
Worth mentioning that management vs. IC is not a decision for life. Charity Majors wrote about the opportunities and challenges when switching throughout one's career between management and individual contributor [1] and [2]. [1] http
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4y ago
The page with stats looks neat! This system could work for any chatops style of work (Slack, Teams, GChat), incl. within the company where team A supports teams B-Z. The plethora of unmanaged threads is like a parasite and team A does not r
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4y ago
In the '00s, phpBB forums and IRC were popular, but the Internet far less hostile for users. Even bigger challenges will come when instance operators are asked to comply with local law, requiring them to have privacy policies, t&cs
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4y ago
Creating scarcity in access will lead to shared accounts, account re-sale, hacking, takeovers – all the classical account management problems.
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4y ago
> Pods should operate like small startups This only works if a pod is equal to a domain that's fairly independent of the other domains, technically, and business-wise. If there are N pods per domain, each being their own startup wit
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Regarding influence - there is a fairly recent report (Sep, 20th) from German journalists on the Russian lobby: https://correctiv-org.translate.goog/aktuelles/russland-ukra...
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You can watch live on https://app.electricitymaps.com/map how cross-border exports look like across the countries. There is also a historical view.
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This is great, because it shows/teaches people what high-usage is. So far, I've seen very little guidance and advice to citizens on how exactly they can contribute to lower energy usage. Only businesses say they will stop producti
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4y ago
There is also a challenge in compensating the former OSS contributors who made the community around the product a success...
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4y ago
Is it clear which exact OSS components will get the license change? For example, is akka-http [0] part of these changes? [0] https://github.com/akka/akka-http
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For some time, links to Google Maps that I get over messages are opening up in the browser, which is hugely annoying. Else, one has to upgrade the App, but it's unclear why. Did they add new permissions to the App that it requires an e
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4y ago
CLIs are also a great way to let people experiment with and learn a new language with low risk.
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> - this add revenue is good, which indicates they aren't really affected by the Iphone privacy changes like META is. ad density would be an interesting figure. YouTube is unwatchable with ads turned on.
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I've seen codenames in modern microservices and in very old systems where the operating system's file names limited creativity for binary names to two-letter area code and 6-digit running number for a module of the system. Fun tim
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4y ago
True that. You also want to be able to rebrand the external name multiple times – easy to do with public APIs via DNS aliases to the old one.
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Shopify Functions: Back end customization with WebAssembly
(shopify.dev)
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Thanks for formatting the timestamp, which I missed in the original post.
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You can use Syft [1] which generates the full software bill of materials, which includes package names, licenses for a broad set of tech stack ranging from OS level (Alpine, Debian), through Go, Ruby, Python, Java, JavaScript, etc. [1] htt
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Agree. While it's great that the engineering manager understands engineering compensation and the nuances between different models, it's the HR departments that need to be educated on engineering compensation. Especially in organi
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re-pricing of options or an exchange [1] is indeed a very important aspect of compensation of private companies. While public companies value options based on publicly reported figures (and are restricted by NYSE/NASDAQ), private ones
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I'd say the role is morphing. Organizations need employees who would be able to ensure consistent practices, automation, compliance on top of cloud solutions. At some point of scaling the team, having a few DB experts will increase eff
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The tweet has since been deleted and replaced with clarification that 'many' is not necessarily true: https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1523004583160819712
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Revenue decline is cited as reason for a hiring freeze: https://nypost.com/2022/05/05/facebook-parent-meta-orders-hi... It's likely that the hiring freeze had an effect on those ahead of their first work
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I think it all depends on the candidate's motivation to join a particular company. Candidates are more inclined to wait for offers from tier-1 companies (e.g. FAANG) but will have less patience for lower tier companies.
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Even a weekly hiring committee will eventually prove to be too slow, because there will be competitors making hiring decisions within 2 business days or just after the interview.
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True. On the other hand - Atlassian did automate their backup restoration. Look where it brought them ;-)
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Afaik, the Data Center option still allows for on-premise deployment, incl. Kubernetes and cloud deployments [1, 2, 3]. [1] https://www.atlassian.com/enterprise/data-center [2] https://confluence.atlassian.c
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https://spring.io/blog/2022/03/31/spring-framework-rce-early... "[11:59 BST] Spring Framework versions 5.3.18 and 5.2.20, which address the vulnerability, are now available on Maven Central. The rel
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