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by ldoughty 7y ago
Micro-services are not a magic bullet. That said a it's fairly common too have need to cross services -- to have something aware of all services to coordinate some aspect. That thing, itself, could be a micro-service that helps you spl
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I would absolutely love a kit to do solar + battery for a pi.. this has been one of my dream projects but I know too little about electricity to figure out all the components I need to do solar power, store in a battery, and power a device
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Should be okay, FCC Republicans say your ISP can regulate what they send you on the grounds of free speech, what's the difference with Facebook? You can at least pick an alternate social media platform. Most Americans don't have t
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I use Gitlab CE and I certainly prefer it to GitHub. The interface just makes more sense to me as an operations-first guy. The CICD connections are great. That said, I do SOME work in GitHub to stay familiar with it. And I've set up we
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Because then people will cheat and have a friend do the test for you. I have people pretending to have certifications they don't have.. or actually having the certification but somehow can't answer non obscure facts... (How can yo
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I hope I can claim another $10,000,000/500,000,000 = jack shit from my PII being released again!
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by ldoughty 7y ago
It would cost them $20/hr per validator (burdened). If only 5 items an hour are bad returns, that's $4 per item identified. It's likely cheaper to have you, the customer, do the valuation because you might not even realize th
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by ldoughty 7y ago
If you go after them, yours probably have to prove they are likely the ONLY before that Leaked your information .... You're not the defendant nor do you pay any judges or congressmen off, so you need to climb the hill.
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I agree servers and containers to get started... However, once you are running enough containers, your server bill becomes something you can't ignore... Making enough servers with enough memory capacity to keep all or containers runnin
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by ldoughty 7y ago
As a counter point: my org users both ansible and cloud formation. If you're use case is to create 10+ objects in parallel (as a response to a customer action) I really like cloud formation... We built a system around it, and I love th
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by ldoughty 7y ago
And both have massive water problems where people need to drill down further and further to find water because we pump it out faster than it can refill most because gigantic farms can pump out as much water as they want for free or for a ti
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by ldoughty 7y ago
So the article is in reference to audio... Jitter in regards to sending data/requests to a 3rd party, such as a cloud provider of a service... definitely a good thing.. it helps differentiate your requests from a DDOS. Skimmed the arti
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by ldoughty 7y ago
How do I access the footer on mobile? It just keeps scrolling it down as soon as it appears
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Paywall :-/
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Docker doesn't help distribute requests over IPs, lambda or ec2 most likely. You can easily set up a launch configuration for EC2 that runs a script or program... But with a bit more work lambda will save a lot of money
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Companies are people. They fight very hard for that label in the courts (USA)
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Calories in, calories out. Important note: calories are generally estimations... calorie counting apps even more so.... so if you're not careful your 3 strips of bacon (listed, 160 calories)) can easily be 250 calories. The listed calo
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I think parents need to understand that you can't give children a credit card, or credit-card like power. I was 14 before I was given access to a credit card.. and was given a dire warning about when it could and should be used. If par
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by ldoughty 7y ago
still cant separate out co-op story from co-op because of multiplayer :-/ Why is it so hard to find story co-op games... always MMORPGs, RTSs, or sandbox games. Battleblock theater and pit people were fantastic co-op games.. and stuff
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I personally support 3 entry level Linux admins / clouds engineers under me (1 well paid intern, 2 full time) One was in college, one fresh grad 2-year degree, one with degree and 1 year experience. But I need someone who's actual
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I did remote work for a while, but honestly, I prefer going into an office. Even with a home office, my family or dogs and up demanding a lot of my attention through the day, and it's difficult/frustrating since it takes me out of
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Really depends on company. I work for an University, and we have a stepping ladder of "stipends" we offer to assist in relocation. They go this route basically to avoid any haggling, tracking of payments, or other issues... It&#x2
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by ldoughty 7y ago
We get TONS of people that apply to our jobs with shotgun strategy... Really annoying looking for an experienced Linux admin and we have to review a fresh college grad with no Linux or Mac experience and one year of java programming. HR pol
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Well... back end/infrastructure here (e.g. Linux admin & cloud engineer), so there's gotta be a few of us! But that's not supporting away from "web", it's at least not front end!
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Also forced non-competition... You simply can't make a generic version without your company being bought and/or litigated to death, preserving the just-barely-isnt-a-monopoly goal. This happens in the garbage collection industry,
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I wish AMD would release something close to the NUC now :-( only thing keeping me from buying them is my disinterest in making large desktops anymore. I'm over the windows cases, water cooling, or jet engine desktops.
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Would it be a difficult challenge to develop a imaging process that ignores such fast movements of a object? Musk said they would try to avoid impact, making such an software product and releasing it for free would be a great step in that d
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by ldoughty 7y ago
But this level of work requires an operations guy to know how do do all this right. Most (not all) developers can get to virtualenv or similar tools, but have issues keeping the rest of the system working and stable, or with firewalls, or w
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by ldoughty 7y ago
I hope this gets attention and the fake reviews get counter balanced
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by ldoughty 7y ago
Doesn't surprise me... Facebook doesn't make it easy to separate your work and personal life. The developer program is compete crap... My employees kids can delete our production Facebook application because he auto logins at home

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