j33zusjuice

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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Thankfully for me, there are plenty of infrastructure roles where I’m at; however, they are insanely competitive. I made a final with one company, and they were interviewing eight people for the role. Eight! For one opening… those are not f
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Did he give any context for why? ROI for him, or?
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Are you the David V from Meta, who had bytelab.codes? I recently discovered that blog, and was very excited by the content, only to find he last updated in 2022. Either way, I’m excited to see your site, too! I love finding well-written ker
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
If you scroll a bit further, you’ll see there are actually 4 forms for the number 0. Of course, I have no idea why.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
I’ll never forgive them for the spyware they defaulted to on in their desktop stuff. It wasn’t the worst thing in the world, but they’re also the only major distro to ever do it, so Ubuntu (and Canonical as a whole) can get fucked, imo.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Idk if this is a serious question, but you just turn on console access in the cloud provider. It’s super easy. Same concept as VMWare. It’s possible that not all cloud providers do that, I suppose.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Omfg, if that’s not the truest statement I’ve read on here… this has been a major issue at the last several places I’ve worked.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
How would you manage a Confluence document via git?
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Confluence 100% supports the situation you’ve described. The way I’m reading this is that you need to have a publishing workflow, or a document approval workflow, which Confluence can do. At one of my jobs, we wrote it with CQL.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Are we talking about Confluence from Atlassian’s login? What’s so bad about it? It’s usually tied to your SSO provider, so you just have to sign in to your work account. In the server days, it was connected to your AD/LDAP password. I
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
I think RSIs come from muscular imbalances, and tightness. It’s not just repeating the same motion, but that motion being almost uniquely how those muscles engage. You climb, so your forearm muscles are exercised on both sides. I’m guessing
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Have you tried earplugs like Loop or Eargasm? I’ve considered them for a while, but never pulled the trigger. Reddit seemed to prefer Loops to Eargasms. I actually find foam earplugs make voices easier to hear. I can have conversations duri
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Isn’t that already a thing? Or do you mean that HN should add tags for posts about languages?
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
What impact could this have on the value of cesium? Some time ago, I remember reading about cesium’s importance to tech, particularly for atomic clocks. It was in an article about the potential discovery of a cesium mine that might have hug
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
This nonsense of quoting the “profound thought” you’re about to read in the next paragraph is the most annoying stylistic choice to emerge from the internet. I didn’t finish the article because of its overuse.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
Look no further than Google fucking around either third-party cookies every year to demonstrate how overpowered they are. Think whatever you want of the ad industry, but Google flipping on that every year changes the project roadmap for eve
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
> for months after the feds notified Amazon of the antitrust investigation. That’s the problem. Had they always used signal—-even if they had started the day before the notice of investigation was sent—-it’s a non-issue. They did it in r
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
In my experience, the email retention policy is guided by whatever regulations with which the company has to comply. I’ve worked at places with insanely long retention policies because of that.
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
They’re not. They take all the funding away, push for our tax money to go toward things that don’t help the overwhelming majority of citizens (and probably a similar number actively disagree with where taxes go, like bombing other countries
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by j33zusjuice 2y ago
I don’t think you’re reading it right. The article ends on this quote: > “People are dying due to misplaced confidence in Tesla Autopilot capabilities. Even simple steps could improve safety,” Koopman said. “Tesla could automatically res
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
Early in my career, I worked with a consultant who charged time and a half after hours, and double time after midnight. Every change we did was at like 10pm, and hardly any of them ever went well. I hope to one day find a way to do what he
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
I get the sense it isn’t possible. “What do I have to hide?” “Who would target me?” “I have nothing worth stealing.” Sadly, all those are common replies to what you’re saying needs more awareness.
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
I think you misunderstood. The guy bought the stock, posted on some forum that he got the stock and it was going to the moon, and then he saw a 300% increase in whatever period they said. At the time they posted, they believed there would b
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
How is a banned account making visible comments? Also, how did you find that post?
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
It seems reasonable when you consider TCO, but you still have to pay 100% up front. Not everyone can drop $2k on a laptop, most people don’t need to.
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
Ahhhh, I see what you did there.
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
They were awarded $5M in the end. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/09/us/oxford-comma-maine.htm...
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
Michael O Church, I think.
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
They still do. If you’ve made any public transaction (like buying a home), Whitepages will publish your info. That’s not the only reason for it, either. My 90 year-old relative was listed, and she doesn’t own anything.
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by j33zusjuice 3y ago
I’m really glad we realized that before disaster struck. We have a project in-progress to do exactly this. It’d even better if SWE wrote ADRs (or whatever) that document all this stuff up front, but … well, there are only so many battles an

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