lijok

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by lijok 3y ago
As dictated by Italys legislators, not the EU
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by lijok 3y ago
I understand and somewhat agree with what you're saying. But good luck justifying that to the business.
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by lijok 3y ago
The other day I was looking for a system where we can track recurring yearly/monthly/etc tasks (such as cert rotation) and get alerted a week before and on the day. 2~ hours into my search, contemplating building my own, someone p
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by lijok 3y ago
Vapid logic and yet you were stimulated enough to reply. "Habitual offender" has an actual legal definition in most countries that does not align with your views.
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by lijok 3y ago
Could you elaborate on how a transaction-based system enables durable execution?
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by lijok 3y ago
He's a first-time non-violent offender. If that wasn't the case, I'd agree with you.
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by lijok 3y ago
Why do you think SBF requires 20-25 years to rehabilitate?
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by lijok 3y ago
This is a dangerous bubble in the making due to the terms in these deals. Early 2000s all over again. This should be illegal.
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by lijok 3y ago
The feeling you're experiencing is due to working in an industry you don't believe in just for the returns (whatever those returns may be). Making money off of something you don't believe in, rarely feels good. I've felt
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by lijok 3y ago
What are people's thoughts on this vs AWS's Smithy? We've been looking to buy into Smithy heavily as we no longer have the appetite to deal with OpenAPI and it's horrendous ecosystem.
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by lijok 3y ago
This is the code-first vs schema-first debate. Both have their pros and cons. Personally a die hard advocate of schema-first.
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by lijok 3y ago
Yup, you vendor the dependency. I've been doing this for 20 years with basically any dependency that's close to "done" and has slowed down development and maintenance. Having said that, I've not worked in languages
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by lijok 3y ago
Application code sets infra requirements, not vice versa. If infra shapes your application, it suggests tech limitations or significant mistakes. And I'm sorry, but without some concrete drawings you can't just claim current IAC c
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by lijok 3y ago
Separation of concerns thrown out the window. Nobody show this to Bob Martin.
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by lijok 3y ago
But Cloudflare, github, hetzner, etc don't provide a provisioning tool..
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by lijok 3y ago
There's a ton of nuance to it. It's all about context and with what confidence can you derive that a candidate is suitable based on the available context. Alice might have the qualifications you listed, but never worked in fintech
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by lijok 3y ago
How much of the night sky did they take up exactly?
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by lijok 3y ago
> I cant think off a single profession apart from the IT domain that does this The dichotomy lies in the fact IT and programming are not professions. All of the professions you listed, you have to go to school for. For most of them, ther
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by lijok 3y ago
> for most potential employers I would hope Bobs Burgers aren't asking you to add a new feature to memcached in their interview process.
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by lijok 3y ago
You're not buying a literal apple. Purchasing context does not stop at point of sale.
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by lijok 3y ago
You're describing a failure in leadership, not a failure in the monorepo model. If your dev leads are not bringing these issues up to management, or management are not backing them on solving these issues, you're doomed whether yo
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by lijok 3y ago
Lower specced macs don’t cost 2k. Go for a generation or two old refurb and you’re looking at 600-800~
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by lijok 3y ago
IAM is fine, you're just not seeing it for what it is - a low-level tool upon which an abstraction must be placed, rather than used directly. If your devs are thinking about IAM roles/permissions/whatever, your security dept
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by lijok 3y ago
Can someone explain what purpose a manned fighter jet serves in the age of UCAV? I understand with the F35 specifically it’s turned into a jobs programme, but why not turn it unmanned?
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by lijok 3y ago
I've found (in <200~ employee companies) well structured exit interviews to be the best way to change a company from within. What better way to express your disapproval than by severing ties?
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by lijok 3y ago
Seeing the discourse around OSS contributions reminds me how inexperienced and naive our industry is. We should invest heavily in teaching grads not just how to code, but how to manage relationships, build trust with your peers and above al
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by lijok 3y ago
It depends on what you see the objective of the human species to be
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by lijok 3y ago
This is exactly what I'm talking about.
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by lijok 3y ago
The line of thinking you're showcasing is exactly of the type I've had to deal with in so many companies before, and is the real energy vampire. Yeah, our turnover rate is 300% and people are crying in meetings, but please ensure
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by lijok 3y ago
I find fascinating how each of these instances ends up a PR nightmare. The price you pay for mysticizing a product, selling a mere text prediction model as Artificial Intelligence

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