kaydub

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   by kaydub 5y ago

   This is the way. The only places I've worked at/for as of the last 2-3 years that don't heavily rely on managed services were an absolute disaster. A lot of "not invented here" syndrome. A lot of anti-patterns and
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   I was a bad kid. Nothing really changed. Kids are uncivilized people. They just grow up at different rates.
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   No, I definitely ignore recruiters. Internal recruiters I may respond, but if you're some consultancy firm or recruiting firm I'll never work with you. My skills are in demand. When I want a new job I'll reach out for it. I
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   I wish you luck
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   Happy I posted my uneducated thoughts. I didn't know this.
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   From what I've read it'd be more equivalent of the bull getting out, you hearing about it and going to look for the bull, then forcing the bull to inseminate all your cows knowing that your neighbor typically charges $10k per.
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   Is it possible to commit insider trading on commodities? I don't think it is.
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   I hate seeing Terraform script or scripting . Am I the only one?
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   by kaydub 5y ago

   > How do you manage the hardware and how much savings in time/$ is there really? There isn't any. It will cost you more.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    This title spoke to me. I work with some very talented engineers. I often feel like I'm asking stupid questions. A couple coworkers treat me like I'm an idiot. But I don't really care. I'd rather know than have an ego.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    This is marketing BS. S3 buckets aren't vulnerable to ransomware but maybe your configurations are. Not to mention the article sets up S3 being vulnerable as if your credentials that access those S3 buckets were compromised.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    In what engagements did the oak prove to be an advantage?
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    How was it an advantage to the Colonies? It's not like they had a Navy at the time. We depended on France for that.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    Anywhere I can read about nitrocellulose lacquer? How is it applied?
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    I noticed this on a closet section I just built. A day or two after finishing it would still scratch but now that it's been a while and it's in the closet being used it doesn't seem to scratch.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    These guys work at a school district. They're not working somewhere that it's going to make a huge difference to have some impact on production systems. Honestly, I'd put my money on it being in the organizations best interes
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    No, they're definitely replaceable.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    Absolutely not. The US legislature has the right to regulate commerce in the US according to the US Constitution. Healthcare of workers and the overall impact of covid are two things directly affecting the economy. The legislature already h
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    PR a cloudformation template
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    > useless undergraduate degree Pretty narrow thinking of a liberal arts degree. As someone that works as a software engineer with a liberal arts degree I've found a lot of my STEM degree holding peers to be lacking considering my ex
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    Been on firefox since it was firebird. It feels like a no-brainer for me. I'm never going to use chrome unless I have to. I use a lot of google products, but I see no reason to give them even more data on my browsing habits by using
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    I was going to say, I've looked at local statistics before for my area and found out the city and local municipalities have a ton of employees. Typically the biggest employer in your city is going to be your city, possibly your county.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    I wonder how it looks if you consider all the companies running on AWS and the engineers that only use AWS. 1 out of 153 working for Amazon, but I guess what I'm wondering is how many depend on AWS.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    But you still went with a cloud hosted solution.
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    > This will cause no issues It will most certainly cause some issues. I worked somewhere that sold a software appliance back in the day. This software appliance did a bunch of ETL and ran analytics processes. We had a leap second that ca
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    > What if GitHub bans you? This is one of those things that I was talking about them sympathizing with. It's unrealistic. If you're getting banned from github or a cloud provider maybe you should reconsider what you're do
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    The biggest most successful and best run organizations I've worked for have not worried about hosting their software. They're concerned with delivering value to customers and doing it quickly. The most fractured and worst run comp
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    I don't use K8s either, but we at least use an orchestration tool. ECS Fargate has been awesome. No reason to add the complexity of K8s/EKS. We're all in on AWS and everything works together. But this... you guys re-invented
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    If you're that size why not split the workload between a couple or all 3 of the big providers. Get them to work against each other. All the concerns about vendor lock-in are ridiculous right now. Prices have consistently lowered for
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    by kaydub 5y ago

    You're only going to compare with 2020? The year we were all in lockdowns and quarantining? You don't think that'll skew things? Trends occur over many years, not just two.