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by kache_ 7y ago
I use sidecar when I'm on the go with my iPad.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Psychedelics
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by kache_ 7y ago
Cloudant off IBM cloud. Full disclosure; I utilized it to support the application layer on IBM cloud.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Confluence is absolutely terrible. Their accessibility user experience is abysmal. It was designed for people who operate user interfaces with their mouses rather than their keyboards. Not only that, but it seems to be quite unreliable. See
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by kache_ 7y ago
Is it just data leaks? How about Google's reports on how busy a certain area is (restaurants, malls)? That is pretty much telling a potential terrorist the optimal time to target an area. We leak data everywhere, and all we need is a s
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by kache_ 7y ago
In this case, the people who approved it should be fired as co-conspirators. The sanctity of the software that runs on employee's hardware should never be violated.
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by kache_ 7y ago
>Kathryn Spiers, who worked as a security engineer, updated an internal Chrome browser extension so that each time Google employees visited the website of IRI Consultants — the Troy, Michigan, firm that Google hired this year amid a grou
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by kache_ 7y ago
Yes. There is beauty in everything, if you look hard enough you can find it. This is something I've routinely done in my life, and I attribute it to most of my success. At some point in university I learned to enjoy doing my assignment
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by kache_ 7y ago
>The fast way forward involves being critical, being pragmatic, not overselling, and not drinking the Kool-aid.
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by kache_ 7y ago
While the article has well sourced information, I find the usage of emojis in technical articles to be distracting and tiresome. I even witness it happening in internal documentation at places I've worked at. It's unnecessary and
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by kache_ 7y ago
I can see where he's coming from. He's in the unique position where he can work on whatever interests him, he has the mathematical background to absorb all this knowledge. I think a big part of this is that he's worried about
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by kache_ 7y ago
The existence of paid trolls and shills has been a known fact for many years on various imageboards and forums. It's become a bit of an inside joke. I even suspect that some memes have been generated by private institutions. For exampl
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by kache_ 7y ago
Yes, but again, I'm not sure if this is due to the company I work for vs me being remote. I used to work at a mega conglomerate - if I worked at 30% capacity there I got 10s across the board on my perf review. Now the expectations are
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by kache_ 7y ago
I'm a recent hire for one of the companies on that list. It seems to me that by allowing your company to hire from a much larger pool of candidates allows you to be more selective for talent. The amount of talent that I'm exposed
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by kache_ 7y ago
It really depends. In the last 6 months we only got two pages. For us, it's just the minor inconvenience of having your computer on you at all times.
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by kache_ 7y ago
I work remotely as well and I observe that a lot of people are available outside their regular working hours. I think remote work is part of the problem: the additional blurring between work and life will askew your work life balance. Pager
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by kache_ 7y ago
People buy and then sell WoW/runescape gold to launder money as well.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Fair enough. This is what the RFCs are for, which I also prefer.
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by kache_ 7y ago
They are focusing all of their efforts on specifically IAM services, enabling them to provide features to you that you otherwise wouldn't have the capacity to provide. Not familiar with the other companies, but auth0 has some pretty ni
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by kache_ 7y ago
Maybe they should disclose when they are carrying out DDoS mitigation strategies that could have adverse effects on their customers. I can only imagine how many people wasted a more than few hours as they were misled by a green status page.
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by kache_ 7y ago
If you got paged and are currently dealing with this, one thing you can do is set better defaults for AWS_REGION. i.e update the configuration of your client that is accessing the AWS resource to specify the resource's region
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by kache_ 7y ago
There are places that rent boxes for XMR if you want a hosting provider who doesn't have your information.
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by kache_ 7y ago
I see medium and I don't go because most of the content on it tends to be very opinionated
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by kache_ 7y ago
For me it was playing video games all day while writing scripts for those video games to play them better. I learned some real skills from video games. For example, I was leading huge teams size 48 in real time, part of an organization with
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by kache_ 7y ago
Every time I come across a paid 30 dollar version of software being sold for macos, I can find a free open source alternative that often works better pretty quickly.
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by kache_ 7y ago
Personally, I have terrible autobiographical memory. I have no concept of the sequence of events as I recall them. For example, I know my father flew in to meet my fiance at the time, but I'm not sure what season it was, and for that m
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by kache_ 7y ago
Maybe it's not in use, but it's been getting a lot of press. It's on people's radar and that's valuable in and of itself.
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by kache_ 7y ago
>since they're told to buy almost all the books they need for each class anyway I was successful in not buying a single book throughout all of university - and it wasn't because I used the library. Everything you need is out th
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by kache_ 7y ago
This ends up hurting females and L/G/B/T people in our industry because people will have a preconception that they may have been hired for reasons other than merit. To bring it back to the article, imagine being a black harva
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by kache_ 7y ago
There are in fact a few unicorns with recurring revenue that is close to their operational costs. You just don't read about them on the news unlike the trainwrecks. Good news leads to no news.

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