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by iends 3y ago
It links against a more recent glibc than Amazon Linux supports, so in my case it’s not ready for usage on EC2 hosted CI machines.
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by iends 3y ago
Elixir people might cringe but why wouldn’t you just be 100% Go?
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by iends 4y ago
CoffeeScript solves the wrong problem. You never want to trade long term maintainability for writing code faster and more concisely. Maybe if you’re a solo developer and smarter than me there are benefits, but on a team, CoffeeScript was a
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by iends 4y ago
But they do.
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by iends 4y ago
I work on a large enterprise SaaS. It depends on how long a services test take, but our deploys to production require approval by the security team, which all happens via JIRA approvals. So less than a day. If it's break the glass urge
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by iends 4y ago
In the USA, states often require annual inspections.
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by iends 4y ago
AWS regularly lies about their status on their status page. Instead, if you have an issue you think is an AWS specific issue and if you spend enough money with AWS, you have a TAM. You reach out to your TAM who can give you the real status
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by iends 4y ago
None of these massive FAANG companies are anywhere near crashing.
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by iends 4y ago
I’m not rich by American standards but we were offered growth hormone for our son since he is trending to 5 1/2 feet.
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by iends 4y ago
Some people love space more than money.
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by iends 4y ago
My company has a similar philosophy. “Just use DynamoDB for everything.” Seemingly they don’t care about costs, but otherwise it is mostly working.
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by iends 4y ago
I got to experience a cadaver lab when my wife was taking a gross anatomy course. By the time I visited they were pretty deep into the semester, so the bodies were pretty well cut up. I only saw people being respectful the two times I was t
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by iends 4y ago
There was no incident involving Skylab and a cow. Are you mixing it up with a Cuban owned cow and a different launch almost 20 years before Skylab?
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by iends 4y ago
Right, op is making a mistake in thinking that a perfect game against a 1600 is the same as a perfect game against a GM. GMs will intentionally play less perfect moves to head towards complications where they will come out ahead. When I sta
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by iends 4y ago
Haven't used them personally, but https://render.com/ has been highly recommended here.
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by iends 4y ago
First I've heard of standardnotes and it looks great. I've been using notion, but since it's not end-to-end encrypted, there is a whole class of information I've not felt comfortable putting online. This looks to solve t
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by iends 4y ago
So CICO, but make sure to eat "clean" and a variety?
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by iends 4y ago
Amazon used to have a great recommendation page that had a tab for new releases and coming soon. This was incredible for book discovery and they got so much money from me with these pages. Amazon is currently recommending me shower heads an
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by iends 4y ago
Just two weeks ago they had the following in a blog post: > This is also a good time to remind everyone that USD is held by our banking partner, Metropolitan Commercial Bank, which is FDIC insured. The cash you hold with Voyager is prote
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by iends 4y ago
This is largely because Node 16 is the current LTS.
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by iends 4y ago
Just saw that bitbucket was making this change. The new behavior does not seem very desirable, especially on large projects with many developers.
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Improving Performance on Complex Diffs(bitbucket.org)
2 points by iends 4y ago|1 comments
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by iends 4y ago
It’s unacceptable in the US too, but some of the private schools I have visited have had TVs in the classroom to occasionally play educational media.
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by iends 5y ago
My entire team and a few other developers I work with have had zero issues with CalDigit TS3 on Intel Macs. At least 10 TS3s over the period of several years.
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by iends 5y ago
I have a TS3, but it’s been hard to get a second or a TS4 lately.
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by iends 5y ago
I'm not sure negotiation is the problem. My company has not been making competitive counters to anybody I know who has left for two years. I feel like a lot of the senior employees are S tier, FAANG caliber, great developers but the co
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by iends 5y ago
Staff level. Got 3.8%. Seriously considering leaving. There has been super high turnover of other senior leaders and friends. Could literally double my total comp if I spent some time doing leetcode. Probably 20% raise without leetcode. Hav
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by iends 5y ago
I'm about 45 miles from a large US military base, is there a point in doing anything?
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by iends 5y ago
Amazon also has this weird 5%, 15%, 40% & 40% vesting schedule. This tells me most people are not making it past 2 years.
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by iends 5y ago
Many people are of the opinion that leetcode style interview jobs, on average, pay a lot more. Is your experience different?

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