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by lloydde 10y ago
> The root cause of this incident was a engineer-driven configuration error. A process performing automated testing was misconfigured using production credentials. As such, we will be drastically reducing access to the primary system for
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by lloydde 10y ago
> It just seems like the right time to step away. I’m ready for something new. The something new here is retirement? The article doesn't seem to describe any details on what retirement means to Walt. Walt, Kara and Recode -- ignorin
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by lloydde 10y ago
What blogging system? Who provides the infrastructure? Getting back to pull/subscriptions via RSS would make me happy to, but this doesn't solve the problem of who's platform are we all sharecroppers on.
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by lloydde 10y ago
Neither your example or the start of the thread seem like anthropomorphizing. Both "liking" the taste and "enjoying" outdoors or exercise are well established reactions in numerous animals. Anthropomorphizing is most eas
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Golang SSH Security(bridge.grumpy-troll.org)
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Why doesn't the article explore starting up in different geographies? Also, the most interesting questions are: * How much of the pool are employed by those companies? * How does the largest segment of employers pay? What percentage of
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by lloydde 10y ago
It feels like Ms Frazelle's essay ends abruptly. I was looking forward to the other use cases of non-Linux containers. I think most people are considering these OS-level virtualization systems for the same or or very similar use cases:
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by lloydde 10y ago
Your definitions are not the common ones. Dropping the Linux from the full name Linux Containers doesn't make it a different fundamental. Containers, Zones and Jails are all OS layer virtualisation : https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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by lloydde 10y ago
That makes sense given that Amazon Drive itself is for non-commercial use: "You may use the Services only to store, retrieve, manage, organize, and access Your Files for personal, non-commercial purposes using the features and function
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by lloydde 10y ago
The mailing list announcement is better both for the detailed content and not being served as difficult to read on mobile "justified" text: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guile-devel/2017-03&#x2F
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by lloydde 10y ago
> Instead I recommend utilizing the whitespace for your projects and listing your technical skills within a project’s context. Context is king! I can't agree with the OP more. Stop the technology bingo. When you highlight the techno
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by lloydde 10y ago
First time hearing about this product and watching the video. Beautiful video and well articulated, though was that guy doing yoga in jeans? ;) I couldn't get my head around how it would work. How does selection work? Is it proximity t
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by lloydde 10y ago
I enjoyed the article and the determined attitude of the author, but he failed to answer some important questions. What makes this employer worth all the work? And the job? How long is the long time he expects to work there? And what leads
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So you want to be a wizard(jvns.ca)
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Yes, same product, though my understanding is it's a team effort.
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Some discussion yesterday from blog post announcing the change in product name https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13860603
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by lloydde 10y ago
"But I will always wonder. What did my boss have to gain by refusing to believe that sexism exists? Even when the evidence is screaming at him, even when his employee who makes him an awful lot of money is telling him, even when THE BO
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by lloydde 10y ago
I don't think Google has the usability of this correct. I don't like how awkard it feels to truly get to the article on the website and the URL. Having said that, I'm enjoying the speed and readability. Is this opt-in for the
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by lloydde 10y ago
To each their own. SoCal is too hot for many people. Your comment might seem to imply that SF weather is silcon valley weather. 30 minutes south the weather is consistently warmer though leave the coast a little ways and the tempature can a
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by lloydde 10y ago
Now, that you point it out, I think that is the situation. When the answer were not easily verifiable it has been websites I wasn't familiar with.
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by lloydde 10y ago
This is brutal. I'm often thankful to the quick answer to measuring or history questions, but even for these easy questions I've seen Google share somewhat incorrect or confusing information as authoritative.
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by lloydde 10y ago
My family is fully invested in the Mac and iPhone ecosystems for productivity. I recently purchased a 2012 Mac Pro. It was easy to justify as my wife is a photographer and uses the Mac versions of Photoshop and Lightroom. I forgot how aweso
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by lloydde 10y ago
I'm also reminded in those years my boss at the time Matt Mullenweg wrote, "Google Adsense, which has been declining in quality and is no longer a great choice for bloggers". https://ma.tt/2011/10/f
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by lloydde 10y ago
"We recommend learning how to segment your traffic to help you best understand, monitor, and evaluate the traffic to your site. This may also help you identify sources of invalid traffic." May, might, could... Google is happy to c
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by lloydde 10y ago
If you can figure out what is the problem... I had a similarly frustrating experience on why my simple blog was banned... probably around the same year as you. It's pretty rich that Google post claims that it is increasing transparency
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by lloydde 10y ago
What I imagine happened based on hints of what Ms Mayer wrote is that the breach affected all employees bonuses for 2016. Ms Mayer would have been under pressure to forego her bonus and put it into the general employee pool and even then bo
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by lloydde 10y ago
> If the companies are worth their salt, they should be giving (or willing to give) you detailed feedback. _Especially_ if you got to a face-to-face interview. If they don't, then I'd consider that a lucky miss. Very few compan
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by lloydde 10y ago
"They were happy to see employees spontaneously self-organizing to put their 20% time to good use." Reminded me that I heard that Google's 20% time had generally like 10% participation and has had a number of conditions inclu
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by lloydde 10y ago
Strange! I was perplexed that the apology is followed by a multi-racial image of gym rats, but then saw it was part of a "featured article" on Uber delivered influenza vaccine from last year.
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The analogy doesn't work for me for a few reasons: * That may be true for producing better code in a particular programming language or family of languages, but not designing better solutions. Designing software including prototyping a

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