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2y ago
I recently found certbot and it makes TLS with nginx a breeze. I like Caddy as well, but if you're forced to use nginx, try certbot!
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2y ago
Do you ever calculate your GOOG salary and multiply it by the number of years you've been bootstrapping and have any regrets?
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2y ago
Code looks very clean, congrats. I wish for selfish reasons this was written in Go, so I could stuff the binary somewhere easily :)
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2y ago
I worked pre-ipo Uber with TK as CEO and they were bro-af and had nothing like this.
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2y ago
You need to do drugs to think politically left? Why?
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2y ago
I usually will give a bullet list of ideas I already had and ask the LLM to add N more to the list, most of them will be garbage, but there might be 1 that I hadn't thought of, and I'll sort of recursively add that to the list, an
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2y ago
You're not saving money, controlling your own destiny sure. That's worth something, maybe even more than 6 million, but I was a SRE at Uber who had to be oncall for systems like this, believe it or not, people like me aren't
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2y ago
I would gladly pay 6 million/year to not be on call, and have to worry about things like bios and ssd firmware ever again.
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2y ago
This except make it easier for the best of the world to become American Citizens, and then allow them to fully participate in the labor market without being near indentured with H1B.
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Just make it part of systemd, problem solved.
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The last time I was in the Seattle Downtown library, there was a gentleman shaving and taking a "shower" in the sink of the shared public restroom. I'm of the mind there should be a place he could do that safely and easily, b
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2y ago
What are xooglers experience with Code [Yellow|Red]? I've seen xooglers implement them in other companies and it was a total cluster fuck with some of the most aggressive bullshit from VP level execs yelling at ICs and pushing questio
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2y ago
Exactly, not many internal solutions have 11 9s of durability across multiple AZs like S3.
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3y ago
Just be glad the President can grant free money so that he can be reelected. You wouldn't want the other guy to be in office would you? It's a small price to pay...
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3y ago
I wasn’t aware that outside a great movie that the USA was the world police. Russia is evil for invading Ukraine, which is a non EU, non NATO nation. Europeans should be the one fighting for freedom in Europe not the Americans.
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3y ago
This is the second time Devin changes to ssh have led to vulnerabilities.
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3y ago
Build a small web project on AWS using Terraform, and Node/React running on a container platform with a full cicd platform. I have your background and doing this increased my scope and kills significantly.
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3y ago
Most places I've worked require you to be operating at the level you're going to be promoted to before you get actually promoted.
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3y ago
Yeah, but I bet you the S3 Keymap isn't MySQL....
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3y ago
GNU grep supports Perl regexp with -P
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3y ago
Have you done this in real life? I have....
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3y ago
I would frame it more like this: "Can you show it's actually encrypted?" Yes, we ensure that the data is only available via TLS foo.bar with encryption algorithm baz, which is on the approved list. We have monitoring and log
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3y ago
Ask James Damore what happens when you ask too many questions of the wrong ideology...
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3y ago
I've done similar already, but ChatGPT still tends to rewrite the code to the old API, even if it's correctly using the new API. Ironically, I just had this happen to me while using ChatGPT 4 to use the OpenAI API.
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3y ago
I liked it more once I realized it was fewer characters to type.
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They are essentially union busters.
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Most tech CEOs would have been able to take advantage of and ride the wave that Rust brought...
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They did and do this, however 911 happened partially because the FBI, CIA, and NSA weren’t sharing information with each other.
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3y ago
1Password makes it easy to do with ssh keys and biometrics. It’s actually pretty slick.
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3y ago
FreeBSD and Go are slow to change, extremely hesitant to introduce API changes, and adhere more towards tradition. Rust and Linux are changing rapidly and aren’t as worried about completely uprooting entire systems. See for example sys v in
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