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by leros 3y ago
This is the type of stuff that keeps me using smaller cloud providers. Even medium sized companies don't need the scalability and flexibility of a full cloud offering like AWS (for the most part).
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by leros 3y ago
Campaigns are very data driven these days. I assume they're AB testing everything and it's working to maximize donations, but it's definitely been a turn off for me. I also dislike the hyperbole in the messages. It's not
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by leros 3y ago
I made a political donation a few elections ago. I now get 5+ new political text messages a day.
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by leros 3y ago
No kidding. They told me they wouldn't reimburse me if it happened again which is why I deleted my AWS account and moved to something else.
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by leros 3y ago
The same thing happened to me a year ago. I had an AWS account I barely used except for an SQS queue. Somehow, someone got in, changed the password, and set up a machine learning pipeline. I couldn't turn it off since I was locked out
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by leros 3y ago
I had a great career for quite a while. I worked hard, achieved a lot, and got paid very well for it. However, I eventually realized I was working so hard out of insecurity. I needed constant achievement at work to feel ok with myself. With
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by leros 3y ago
I've seen an interesting trend at multiple companies. The security team starts sending phishing emails to the employees and if you get phished you have take a training. Simultaneously, HR and executives send company wide emails from th
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Devika, an open source AI software engineer(github.com)
8 points by leros 3y ago|1 comments
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by leros 3y ago
Even before the pandemic, I went into the office mostly to work alone at my desk or go into a conference room alone to zoom with someone in another office. The only benefit I got out of the office was lunches and hallway conversations, whic
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by leros 3y ago
What laptop do you have? I've worked outside in peak 105F heat and my MacBook has done just fine.
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by leros 3y ago
Depends on the location and plan. The residential plans have allocated bandwidth and the traveling plans do not. So the traveling plans can get slow when other people in your area are using Starlink and you're just getting the leftover
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by leros 3y ago
It's not going to replace the existing job boards. It would be an addition. Plus hiring is typically done by non-technical people. They're not going to update a markdown file in a Git repository.
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by leros 3y ago
That just turns their hiring.md file into an additional job board to keep their jobs updated in.
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by leros 3y ago
You should probably explain why this is different/better than react-router. How is it different/better?
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by leros 3y ago
I'll occasionally work outside at a coffee shop or park. I just my phone hotspot. Sometimes I take a portable picnic table to the park. I've also worked outside while on trips in my camper van. For that I use a Starlink dish.
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by leros 3y ago
I am a few minutes late to meetings probably once a month because Zoom forces as an update right as I'm logging into a meeting.
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by leros 3y ago
I don't see the upside to it. Jobs are not 1:1 with code repositories. Jobs also don't get created/deleted in conjunction with code changes. It doesn't make sense to me to put this information in a repository when we hav
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by leros 3y ago
He did his manually for some reason and I know it took a few hours.
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by leros 3y ago
I'm not sure. I would hope they let you cancel the update. It's entirely possible my friend is an idiot.
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Firebolt React Framework(firebolt.dev)
3 points by leros 3y ago|0 comments
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by leros 3y ago
This reminds me of a friend who missed a dinner date because his Tesla update took way longer than usual.
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How to overclock the Raspberry Pi 5 beyond 3 GHz(tomshardware.com)
38 points by leros 3y ago|9 comments
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by leros 3y ago
I've been curious about to try Zephyr. I hear good things about it. Right now I'm using PlatformIO for my ESP32 development.
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by leros 3y ago
I am planning off my next home purchase to be somewhere that will fare better over the next 50 years
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by leros 3y ago
This isn't just one company. Lots of people scrape GitHub and your email addresses are publicly available in commits. This data is available for sale in tons of recruiting tools and people databases like People Data Labs.
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by leros 3y ago
I know some farmers in North Texas where they are pulling water out of a depleted aquifer. The water is starting to get salty so they're adjusting to salt tolerant variants of their crops. The ground is also starting to drop due to the
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by leros 3y ago
Have you ever done your own projects at home? I had developed several applications at work but still had a bit of a learning curve when I set up my first personal project. I don't mean a toy project running locally, but something actua
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by leros 3y ago
Country restrictions on app stores are weird in general. I was in Japan for a little while and it would have been very helpful to download a few particular Android apps for payments, trains, etc but those apps could only be downloaded if yo
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by leros 3y ago
Enterprise pricing isn't always standardized. A lot of the time it's tailored to "what it's worth for this particular client".
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by leros 3y ago
If you're willing to put in extra effort, you never need to have scheduled downtime. A few simple examples. 1) Deploying new code? Spin up a new server behind your load balancer with the new code. At this moment, you have both the old

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