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by korzun 13y ago
Am I the only one that bothered when tools like this do not give you some insight on resource consumption/limit? Even if it's just parsing logs via sqlite, I still want to see the limitations and X per Y usage metrics to see if it
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by korzun 13y ago
You can't compare Googles infrastructure to an average start-up without security team or proper procedures that protect company data. Not to mention most of the start-ups have shitty uplink with no redundancy.
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by korzun 13y ago
I would assume app development/etc would be done in 'block' like GUI and the watch will convert it into a round version on the fly.
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by korzun 13y ago
I yet to meet a good engineer takes web IDE's seriously.
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by korzun 13y ago
How is this different from setting up a base development image then cloning it as AWS/DO instances for new developers? Obviously there is a bit more to that but moving your private code/etc to yet another start-up with no security
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by korzun 13y ago
Equally stupid.
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by korzun 13y ago
Sure, but reverting code is something that is highly visible and I can't picture an engineer reverting usable code and other engineers/leads not question it. I'm willing to bet that it was reverted for other reasons. I revert
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by korzun 13y ago
It's easy to assume things that were said without context. Was her code reverted at 12:00 AM because it broke the site? Or was it for something else? If so what? See how the context changes your opinion? Generic 'they reverted my
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by korzun 13y ago
If a dude got up and started dancing in my office, I would stare too. Who wouldn't?
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by korzun 13y ago
"According to Julie" GitHub went through tons of PR issues, if she had a valid complaint do you think HR would ignore it? Let's use common sense here for a minute. If she had issue with the company and went public with this,
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by korzun 13y ago
Until she posts about what happened I don't understand the point of her Tweets. If you are accusing a company of something, do so with facts. This is not something you beat around the bush with.
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by korzun 13y ago
Did you really just use number of followers to gauge something?
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by korzun 13y ago
I'll take FDIC insurance over stupid paranoia any day of the week. Have fun retiring without 401K/IRA.
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by korzun 13y ago
I think he means that the statistics do not include IPV6 space other providers use.
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by korzun 13y ago
It would be interesting to see how many of those customers come and go. I have and know people who use DO but it's mostly for early stage development prior to moving to a dedicated/customers infrastructure.
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by korzun 13y ago
Heh, from my experience if the company has 'Certified Scrum Masters' they will try to apply everything they learned (while pinning their certificate to the wall for everybody to see) into development process. They are usually so c
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by korzun 13y ago
No matter how large or small your organization is, you don't work on upstream branch unless you don't understand the whole concept of git. Even for my personal projects I have my own work and merge to upstream master when I'm
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by korzun 13y ago
"The guy working bare minimum 40 hour weeks isn't going to get fired so long as he stays productive... but he's obviously not putting in any effort to progress his career." Compared to what? A guy that stays in the offic
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by korzun 13y ago
He found a minor XSS flaw that was overlooked. You are reaching a bit too far, it's not like he hacked their database or accessed private data.
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by korzun 13y ago
Response time is useless if it still takes 7 days to deploy a patch for a simple XSS issue.
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by korzun 13y ago
Rate limiting per IP would be pretty easy to implement.
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by korzun 13y ago
Kind of easy to crawl and harvest verified emails on web sites that implement that API.
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by korzun 13y ago
I worked in both industries and while hours in restraunt industry might be longer than '40', you comparing the two makes it obvious that you did not do much in tech sector to say that. Staring at a computer all day and writing cod
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by korzun 13y ago
How is this on the front page?
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by korzun 13y ago
Ironically, you sound like a brogrammer.
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Introducing smart fuel tracking(blog.maintenr.com)
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by korzun 13y ago
You are the only one who thinks writing stuff in PHP is 'magically' easy. Let's see your complex PHP projects.
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by korzun 13y ago
https://github.com/michelf/php-markdown
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by korzun 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_burn_centers_in_the_Uni...
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by korzun 13y ago
I'm against it for stuff that is not watched like a hawk. For example Google's CDN version of jQuery is fine but I'm not going to use any other random CDN Bootstrap decided to use because I don't trust it. When RC1 came

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