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by kodah 4y ago
I don't think it's the "outrage machine" when to continue doing something you have done for thirty-some years you are suddenly required to spend thousands of dollars during a time when construction is at the height of in
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by kodah 4y ago
That could be specific to the state. As I said, federal and state rail commissions can exercise authority in that space, and have varying agreements state by state. The point of what I was saying is that getting a signal in place is one
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by kodah 4y ago
The problem to me is that cities in the Bay don't actually go around enforcing this unless someone reports it, which turns it into a form of proxy war. There's a woman in my neighborhood that caused quite a commotion over the stat
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by kodah 4y ago
I used to work for BNSF, I'm well aware of how those programs materialize on the private end. Sometimes states will chip in, but it's mostly on the line owner. You can't just install a crossing anymore. They're wired int
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by kodah 4y ago
It depends on the scale you're operating at, not to be cliche. A small service with simple scaling constraints and that's designed intentionally to scale horizontally or vertically can make use of a lot of our the box systems that
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by kodah 4y ago
Interestingly, it's the line operator that usually has to establish and maintain those according to federal and (whatever) state guidelines might exist.
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by kodah 4y ago
I mean, this is a crisis. There's a constitutional crisis in terms of two extremely divergent views of how to understand the constitution that both carry significant trajectory changes and neither of which sound very helpful. There&#x2
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by kodah 4y ago
It's a tad emotional but still cogent.
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by kodah 4y ago
That's not really true. I'm a SWE and Systems Engineer - it's really, really rare to find anyone that knows anything deep about both. DevOps/SRE may be on the same or adjacent teams as SWEs but they're still operati
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by kodah 4y ago
By knowledge, what I really mean is intimate knowledge. I'm not a frontend dev, but I do hack away on hobby projects which eventually caused me to make changes to the default tooling that the project starters pre-configure. Given that
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by kodah 4y ago
I don't think that's what OP is saying. To me, it reads like, "I'd love to know what this is, but based on the linked document and others within near proximity - I can't" which means the link requires that OP h
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by kodah 4y ago
What's that old saying? Don't remove a fence unless you really know why it's there. CI isn't just a remote compute scheduler. Its also the place that contains tooling, tooling which repeated across a dev team creates n *
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by kodah 4y ago
Well, they're physically adjustable. iirc there's two mics and you can move them closer or farther away from your throat, which has an affect on what's picked up. The Harris radios also support a load of customizations to inp
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by kodah 4y ago
> Throat mics are designed for loud, high intensity situations. For the use case of a throat mic, "good audio quality" means the receiver can actually understand what you're saying, something that is pretty easy to achieve
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by kodah 4y ago
Even more true than you may know! During this process I learned that my company establishes salaries, not based on COL or an hourly average, but an average of what they're competitors (aka "peers") are paying.
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by kodah 4y ago
My yearly RSUs are big, but I set my base salary up to cover all of my expenses and give me spending money. RSUs go straight into investment vehicles after they reach maturity. That's to say, I don't depend that much on stocks
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by kodah 4y ago
My companies stock has fallen nearly 50% from it's peak this year. Leadership originally told me they wouldn't do anything when I pointed out average rent (I am single) was rising over half my paycheck and that my stocks had falle
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by kodah 4y ago
I believe they're referencing the first ~150 some years of US history. Again, I'm just pulling from the ruling. They accused Roe of rewriting history, and Casey eschewing it as a result. Also, this is not a "blanket ban&q
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by kodah 4y ago
> It is _your_ responsibility to configure your mail filters and use your tools to organize your workflow in such a way that you do not miss important emails. Your failure to do so is your own failure. If you fail to see my email because
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by kodah 4y ago
I understood that, but wouldn't the limits also involve moral interpretations?
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by kodah 4y ago
A link to the decision: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/19-1392_6j37.pdf (Everything I'm writing about is under Held ) Morality plays in some way. Basically, Roe tried to rewrite and ignore some
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by kodah 4y ago
A couple ideas: - If you live in a state with the ability to report abortions, gather a Republican list and report random names. This creates a lot of noise in the system. - Do what these clinics are doing. Take pictures of people who work
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by kodah 4y ago
I want to say things were worse a few versions ago, but I use the latest gnome on both of my computers and it's fantastic and flashy.
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by kodah 4y ago
I think the problem unions face in tech is that, for most developers, salary isn't an issue. Benefits probably aren't an issue either. What people in tech want to unionize to do is a bar far higher than the average union, they wan
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by kodah 4y ago
I work at a large tech firm and do interviewing and referrals almost routinely. I have regularly excused myself from the opportunity to sit on panels or provide feedback. I can provide all the input I want, but the people making the decisio
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by kodah 4y ago
I have a bit broader of a question: Triblebyte is a screening platform, what business does it have making "public profiles" in the first place? Wouldn't you want to ensure that only vetted companies with vetted personnel are
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by kodah 4y ago
Personally, I think I'd recommend SELinux and SecComp before I use something like gVisor. There's significant performance impact with application kernels.
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by kodah 4y ago
You can keep saying it, but it doesn't make it more true or acceptable. Anyway, the current HN crowd has been disappointing lately, so time to take a break.
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by kodah 4y ago
Some companies do it, sure, but I wouldn't call it normal or acceptable. In fact, it's kind sleezy.
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by kodah 4y ago
That's crazy. I literally have a message sitting in my LinkedIn mailbox that's a recruitment ad for WorldCoin.

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