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by kodah 3y ago
If your whole company knows infrastructure well enough to build their own stuff and integrate it to existing solutions that are more or less islands of their own then you don't need a platform engineering team. PE teams are more necess
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by kodah 3y ago
Regulations are rules, this is a formalized incentive structure. They're a tad different. Regulation is good to a degree; there's a balance to strike between overly burdensome regulation and regulation which basically may as well
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by kodah 3y ago
Sure there is. Anyone who has served an had to fill out an Equipment Repair Order (ERO) has seen the every day screw or bolt that costs over $150. I was really annoyed by this at my shop and asked S-4 (supply) why this was. What it comes do
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by kodah 3y ago
> To get it you'd need a nanny state that snoops on everyone and steps in to stop you "for your own safety". It's easy to imagine scenarios where this gets out of hand. A nanny state is telling you how to live your
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by kodah 3y ago
I didn't even know they sold Google Domains. How does this kind of transfer work if I'm not a Square Space customer? Do I get a free transfer out of I don't want to use them?
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by kodah 3y ago
Mostly horses would be without alfalfa and there would be less avocados and almonds. I think these are the main offenders iirc.
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by kodah 3y ago
I spent a year in more isolated parts of a war zone. I almost never felt "alone" because of the bonds I had with people while living life out there and daily tasks I needed to accomplish. I filled a lot of my time fixing stuff tha
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Titanic OceanGate submarine missing with five onboard has 70 hours of air left(independent.co.uk)
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by kodah 3y ago
This is pretty unrealistic even given the maintainers example: > Is a security issue, imagine if you're running a webserver on a site decided to access it from outside, whether to fingerprint you or act nefariously. There should be
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by kodah 3y ago
First right of refusal I think is what you're looking for.
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by kodah 3y ago
Hard disagree. Go provided a simple answer for asynchronousness in 2012 and was used to build Kubernetes. Because it was used to build Kubernetes a lot of patterns and influence developed very quickly, which made the language very agreeable
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by kodah 3y ago
> It just highlights to me how the job of "programmer" can be many things, depending on your domain. Agreed, though I'd argue different languages entreat different kinds of knowledge. That's why there's value in
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by kodah 3y ago
Not to be rude, but your vision is very exclusivity focused, which is at odds with the era of free software that RMS emerged from. Chrome is very resource intensive. If I'm giving machines away to people to make computing "free&qu
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by kodah 3y ago
> A pedestrian path that goes a block out of your way is discouraging in a way that a half mile dogleg in a car is not. In Portland it's actually worse than this. The areas that have built or maintained sidewalks are generally rich
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by kodah 3y ago
The author and I have lived in the same places, almost on the same timeline, except SF actual. > Since then, I’ve come back to Portland, and the options to get around without a car are better again. Portland has a pretty good bike share
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by kodah 3y ago
I don't think you really understand what that study is saying nor the guidelines of this website. I was single living in that area on roughly $300k. My effective tax rate (state + federal, post Trump's tax changes) was around 34.6
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by kodah 3y ago
Uh, ok? Are classes not judged by household income? Are you assuming every tech worker is married to another high income earner? Someone having a perspective, which is based on data, that you disagree with does not qualify as misinformation
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by kodah 3y ago
Presumably all therapeutic paths will start from salvaging his ruined life. Any basically functioning human would be doing the same in a moment of crisis. The key difference is what path he charts. If it's based on some profound discov
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by kodah 3y ago
I was making a reference to this study: https://smartasset.com/data-studies/how-to-be-middle-class-a... . It's 300k not 400k, I'll fix my comment.
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by kodah 3y ago
They could also just support remote work and not be such a factor in consolidating so many people that make so much money in such a small area that engineers making $300k [1] are considered middle class. This seems to be just extending the
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by kodah 3y ago
> She added that it's "mind-boggling" that the drug could potentially change someone's beliefs in the way it is thought to have done with Brendan. > But in the case of Brendan, he had recently been exposed as a whi
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by kodah 3y ago
I'd love to hear from someone that knows but afaik most things Kosher derive from ancient food safety where provenance was also part of safety.
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by kodah 3y ago
> An adult who undergoes this kind of treatment to heal PTSD could, in the wrong hands, end up traumatized further. There's a lot of variables there. I can only speak to my experience. I started seeing psychedelics getting talked ab
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by kodah 3y ago
Maybe the problem isn't Reddit, API pricing, or mods. Maybe it's Steve Huffman. I'm sure Advanced Publications would be receptive to anyone who thinks they could monetize Reddit while being 1000x more relatable than Steve.
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by kodah 3y ago
There's a good number of Reddit mods that also run IRC chatrooms. There's a venn diagram there and it doesn't have an IPO slice.
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by kodah 3y ago
I work as a SRE and have done a lot of platform engineering in my life. I call the sysadmins you're talking about "operations". This role proliferated because system administrators/engineers that were coding were paid th
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by kodah 3y ago
Political organization on the internet definitely has its downsides too. In fact, as the activity has proliferated it's consumed the internet at times and that's been disappointing, to the extent that astroturfing occurs. On top o
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by kodah 3y ago
I don't think anyone said give up. Defining "the rich" would help. Arguably someone making their money on income is not "rich", they're still moving up the economic ladder. Someone making capital gains, espec
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by kodah 3y ago
Yes, at max 20%. Yet, the majority of jurisdictions keep taxing income at a much higher rate. As a general rule people working on income are still making their way up the economic ladder while people on capital gain, especially exclusiv
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by kodah 3y ago
Digital Ocean has an invoices API: https://docs.digitalocean.com/reference/api/api-reference/#o... No need to use email at all.

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