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by ilc 3y ago
1. Wrong thread. 2. IMHO: Be in the wrong place at the wrong time. I've never heard a happy story about Amazon that didn't involve a metric ton of Kool-Aid.
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by ilc 3y ago
I think SCRUM has lost its roots. --- To quote men far better than I: https://agilemanifesto.org/ Manifesto for Agile Software Development We are uncovering better ways of developing software by doing it and helping others
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by ilc 3y ago
You were. I'll give you how much of a handicap it may have been. I was 50th percentile on the CAT in 2nd grade, unmedicated. I was 90th percentile on the CAT in 3rd grade, medicated. Figure out how much catch up and passing I did in 1
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by ilc 3y ago
There is. (Assuming USA Tech Salary, and willingness to use money to fix problems.) 1. Clean up your place JUST enough to get some cleaning people in. (Yes, you can hire people to clean the apartment. Even if you are SITTING IN IT.) 2. C
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by ilc 3y ago
Now, just imagine it being done so they can: - Have more space for their open office plan. - Allow managers to have their own offices. Morale? Who needs that.
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by ilc 3y ago
Reading code, is second to using it and working with it. Someone can tell you "This is good code." but good for what? Why is it good? It is fast code? Is it highly maintainable? Is it well documented and kept up to date? Is it
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by ilc 3y ago
Northeast USA you'll see them pretty frequently.
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by ilc 3y ago
I told my boss the following during my interview: "If I'm doing my job right, you'll see me come up with solutions so obvious and clear, you'll wonder why they took so long." It is hard to come up with really good
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by ilc 3y ago
I really wish Ubuntu would stop going their own way and work with everyone else. And that's a more general comment than just this.
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by ilc 3y ago
Wow... did you take that out of context IMHO. It is a whole paper about how becoming a programmer is a good choice, and that good programmers can find a place in the world. To my eyes: There are two things needed for a "great programme
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by ilc 3y ago
You are assuming managers want to keep high performing employees.
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by ilc 3y ago
The MPL is an odd license. But they very explicitly made it GPL compatible. So you have to be able to distribute as GPL only. That's the way GPL is.
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by ilc 3y ago
What they say in an anon survey, and what they say to their employees may be very different things.
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by ilc 3y ago
I don't think so. He hasn't fled. The 250M is to make sure his butt shows up.
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by ilc 3y ago
Distributing Solely Under the (L)GPL Once a file has been distributed under both the (L)GPL and the MPL, recipients of that file can later distribute it solely under the terms of the (L)GPL, in accordance with the terms of that license. If
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by ilc 3y ago
I'm really bummed out by this. As someone who has worked on IAAS with terraform, I am not sure if I can recommend it anymore. I'll have to talk to my manager about our use of it to make sure we are "compatible" with the
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by ilc 3y ago
Go with the GPL, without copyright assignment. There's real reasons to do this. It stops exactly what HashiCorp is doing, and you are likely giving HashiCorp the ability to take your code without giving back.
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by ilc 3y ago
In general, you should look out for major religious holidays when planning things. That is what is called "Good planning." Yes, it may be cheap to run a big conference over Christmas... But will you get the attendance you want? I
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by ilc 3y ago
Certainly, it looks like they have the option to avoid it... and chose not to.
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by ilc 3y ago
I got a similar mail when I applied to Canonical. My mail contained 43 separate questions. 43 . I am not joking, I just went and counted them. Each of which probably wanted a sentence to paragraph answer. Some could be more. As Blaise P
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by ilc 3y ago
Doing the leg work: For SuSECON 2017 the dates all line up, and also it looks like they usually run the convention in November. ... Looks pretty suspicious overall to me on SuSE's part. Also understand: The Jewish high holidays run fro
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by ilc 3y ago
As long as it runs on Linux.
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by ilc 3y ago
This is not the worst of what Red Hat has done. https://openinventionnetwork.com/ is #1 on my list. ... Why? Because instead of supporting all FOSS systems. It is Linux only. Thus locking the whole patent protection eco-
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by ilc 3y ago
Everyone is different. What works for one person, doesn't work for another. Even for "normies" this is true. We all forget this. Medicine is often an art as much as a science. As far as my ability to work to music... It be
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by ilc 3y ago
There are 3 different triflange tip sizes, and foamies. Getting the seal right for me is about being willing to put them in deep enough. It certainly takes a bit of adjustment to how deep you have to insert them. There are plenty of non-
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by ilc 3y ago
In reading your replies.. you've got it straight, from another long time ADHDer. Tools are useful in as much as they help you control your attention. The only ones I've found truly useful are ER4SRs. (In ear monitors, -35DB to the
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by ilc 3y ago
Not really. So much of HIPAA is actually getting the administration right.
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by ilc 3y ago
Why not some of both? ... why does one exclude the other? I used to host my own e-mail. I decided that I couldn't give it the time and effort it deserved, and moved myself and my users to a provider. The best option is choice. Not fo
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by ilc 3y ago
It is really hard to beat fill in form, push button, get service that is likely better than your on-site staff can provide, especially for small or medium businesses.
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by ilc 3y ago
Just because AWS is HIPAA compliant, doesn't mean what you do there is :). But at least it solves the basics.

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