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kodah
4y ago
Desktop Environment components, I suspect.
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kodah
4y ago
I disagree. DevOps Engineer, as much as I hate that title, is really a sysadmin who can do orchestration code (like ansible or terraform). They're not supposed to be responsible for any application code. In a lot of ways they're m
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kodah
4y ago
> Some companies hire dedicated tech people whose only job is to be oncall, handle alerts, and improve the oncall infrastructure. This role is called ‘DevOps Engineer’ at some companies, SRE (Site Reliability Engineer) at others, and may
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kodah
4y ago
I think there's a disconnect between the information you collected and how OP views the device, which is telling. Having worked on "platforms" for most of my career, one thing I realized is that when you make a "platform
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kodah
4y ago
I'm a big fan of mandatory source release after a period of time. That line of belief isn't specific to this situation, but it definitely has overlap.
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4y ago
What is with the "grooming" language people are using? I had someone call me that on here last week out of the blue. Edit: Since someone offered to kill me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32173179 I pretty c
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4y ago
> I’ve consulted the websites of various elevator manufacturers, and am pleased to learn that they are planning next generation music for our high-rise journeys. According to a white paper shared by Otis Elevator, the vertical transport
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kodah
4y ago
Vegas and Reno are whole ass cities and they seem just fine. What's your beef with New Orleans?
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4y ago
The offense people took had nothing to do with cars and more to do with generalizations and common microaggressions by coastal folks from large metros. Honestly, I am very frustrated that this forum struggles so repeatedly to empathize with
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4y ago
I am really sad to see this. iRobot's support is second to none in my experience. Their new vacuum that produces maps of the house and has a base station with a bag has been a delight. The parts aren't to expensive, the service is
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kodah
4y ago
More specifically, certain algorithms.
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kodah
4y ago
If you give all the rights of a human to AI, it is possible that AI could be sentenced to "death" (though I'm curious what form that would take). It could also be sued. Then again, we said all these things about corporations
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4y ago
> I'm not being condescending about living in suburbs or rural areas, just the design of a large portion of car dominated suburban areas of the US. It sounds like your experience in Pitt was bad and I'm sorry you didn't ha
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kodah
4y ago
Honestly, I found this a bit insulting.
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kodah
4y ago
There's different kinds of NIMBYs and they all have different motivations. There's ones like Marc that are pretty classical. There's also ones that will push back on the kinds of property people can own, but fully support sat
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4y ago
> And very naive man boy > You sound triggered. > You know what else has had undeniable success? Cigarettes and Facebook. Terrible argument. Just a note, I think you've violated the guidelines in a multitude of ways here. Sinc
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4y ago
Yeah, I'd love to use this service. Some of the challenges are really cool sounding. That said, I don't even pay $80/m for my IDE, and that's a critical tool I can't go without at this point. One data point I learne
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4y ago
Agreed. The answer is approved by Dave Cheney, he works at GitHub, and if you've ever attended one of his talks it's plain to see he's a very scrupulous person. I also don't think this is an example of Microsoft taking a
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kodah
4y ago
Just making a note here, the answer was approved by Dave Cheney. If you're unfamiliar with him: https://dave.cheney.net/ He works for GitHub.
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4y ago
I see this kind of questioning pop up when someone states that something bothers them and someone else deeply disagrees. Is there a name for this kind of questioning of someones foundational feelings about something, as if to allude in ever
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4y ago
This kind of looks like a tool that does the reverse of what scratch does. Instead of only including the binary and any dynamically linked dependencies, it tries to figure out a minimum set of dependencies based on access. In practice, I&
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kodah
4y ago
My experience was a little different. I knew my traumas, I had really already reckoned with them - I just needed to let them go, but that hinged on some things that I was having trouble accepting at a deeper level. LSD let me do that. My MD
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kodah
4y ago
It was about a single tab. Not enough to have any color blending or anything like that.
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kodah
4y ago
I recently did LSD. It wasn't my first encounter with psychedelics but none have done what LSD did. I have a good bit of trauma that I'd attempted to work through throughout my life. The thing is, many of those things are settled.
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kodah
4y ago
Are there actual examples of high-ranking engineers transitioning into tech company C-Suites? Maybe these kinds of roles shouldn't be careers , but something you do for a period of time .
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kodah
4y ago
Another counter-argument is that interest in pop-psychology has risen over the years and that rise also aligns with abuses of psychological labels. Maybe some subjects should not have casual interests.
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4y ago
I keep it simple by scheduling services to particular nodes: https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/services/#control-servi...
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4y ago
MARPAT is a very well documented case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MARPAT In its case, it was chosen because the blocks actually blend very well into environments when viewed from a distance.
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4y ago
I use remote Docker contexts with my home cloud now instead of Kubernetes. I'm actually looking at moving to Docker Swarm. As a single dev mostly satisfying my own needs, it's pretty much all I need. Happy to answer questions.
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4y ago
I'd really love if more companies embraced desktop linux, much less maintaining their own distro configuration.
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