lusis

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by lusis 16y ago
It's just the hammer approach to security as opposed to the scalpel approach.
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by lusis 16y ago
Gotta love that bluecoat blocks it as "adult content". That looks good on the monthly report.
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by lusis 16y ago
Not only that but it was scheduled maintenance. Obviously, you like those to go smoothly but shit happens. Headline is very misleading.
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by lusis 16y ago
It's quite possible that you might not need half those scripts especially if they're simply to deal with inefficiencies or failings in SVN.
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by lusis 16y ago
Yep. It's just to track interest. Blogger does crap for stats and logging.
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by lusis 16y ago
I've said it multiple times but github won because of what they focused on - code: http://goo.gl/XfvG ( http://lusislog.blogspot.com/2010/10/designed-for-developers... for the paranoid)
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by lusis 16y ago
Yeah I would highly suggest investing in a video monitor. because you're so paranoid as a new parent, you'll be tempted to run in and check on the little one for every little noise. Don't wake a sleeping baby ;) the video monitor will reall
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by lusis 16y ago
Initially, you're going to be pretty sleep deprived. Don't expect to get much done. You're also going to be REALLY distracted by every little snort and sniffle. Somewhere around 6 months, things will SORT of get back to normal. One person s
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by lusis 16y ago
I like that distinction. Then again, you can totally be committed on the wrong principles. See phrases like "Changing horse midstream"
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by lusis 16y ago
I think you're right in thinking the "wrong kind of opinionated". I'm pretty f'ing opinionated about certain things and those are not trivial things - testing for instance. I'm also opinionated about languages but I can clearly articulate w
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by lusis 16y ago
Exactly. the augen ships with a stylus which is annoying to have to pull out. I literally have an impossible time dragging down the notification shade on this thing. One nice thing about the Augen is that there are some custom roms for it t
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by lusis 16y ago
Interesting. I would suggest anyone considering a tablet of any kind, buy one of these. I bought the K-Mart Augen tablet on a lark. I figured it was a good way to gague how much I would actually use a tablet. Mind you this thing is an utter
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by lusis 16y ago
This has been my problem with all of these articles of late. Companies need to face the fact that, regardless of relocation package, people don't want to relocate. The only option is to either deal with job hoppers in your inbred local tale
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by lusis 16y ago
Speaking specifically of mailchimp, I interviewed with the a few years ago. They are a seriously cool company. If you ever get a chance to talk to Chad, ask him to tell you the story of DDoSing Mechanical Turk. Ignore the language they use,
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by lusis 16y ago
This is they key point. Github has made contributing to opensource projects as simple as following someone on twitter. Think about that for a minute. Forget which dvcs tool they're using. You want to know why launchpad and bitbucket don't h
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by lusis 16y ago
I couldn't manage to get past the second or third "him and me". When I got to the "dropped out of high school" part, it all made sense.
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by lusis 16y ago
I feel you. I actually have two kids now and am just getting back into the side-project thing. Others are right. Just plan on not getting much done for the next 4-6 months. Seriously. Focus on your family. As to the coworker issue, realize
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by lusis 16y ago
I think view-free is a bit of a misnomer. Even in sinatra, you could consider JSON as a "view". You can still test that too with browser plugins like "REST client" for firefox or htty on the command-line. What it forces you do to is make su
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by lusis 16y ago
I actual favor this model in many cases. I've always thought that MVC was still too tightly integrated for my tastes. Why should we treat our internal applications as any different than our interaction with external ones? I realize this is
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by lusis 16y ago
I think Nic's tweet was more of a "Are you a fucking idiot. Is this REALLY what you meant to say because it's what people took away"
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by lusis 16y ago
In my case I find myself fullscreening a vm if I can't change to base install. I have too much muscle memory that I can't implement on other os: Cmd-t new terminal Cmd-w new browser Cmd-e new vim session Cmd-f new file manager window Then I
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by lusis 16y ago
That's a fair statement. I think there were two big ones: - the service registry/init system - filesystem paths The second is minor in the grand scheme of things. It only affects my user account but the first one was greatly annoying. My hi
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by lusis 16y ago
I registered apithings.com and apithin.gs for a side project that I still haven't gotten around to finishing. You can guess what the general theme is. I also managed to snag lus.is which made me infinitely happy. Not giving that one up ;)
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by lusis 16y ago
To people who are arguing that you can't look at the code because it's poorly documented or not readable: that's probably a sign that you don't want to use that code especially if YOU can't understand what the hell it's doing. I tend to loo
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by lusis 16y ago
Yes and no actually. I don't hide my real name anywhere but I keep quite a bit of my info restricted to people on Facebook. Basically, I don't make a distinction between the two except that, outside of facebook and gmail contacts, all my in
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by lusis 16y ago
Even if the odds are that the answer is "no", it's still stupid to make ANY assumption. There's a truism in the whole ass-you-me thing. Instead of assuming, you should find out first if that's the case, and secondly why. In my case, it's no
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by lusis 16y ago
I don't know that it's ageism. Yeah, I'm sure that's a valid concern but it's not "this person is too old for our company culture". It's more "can this person commit in the same way that at unattached 25 year old could commit?". Typically t
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by lusis 16y ago
Why is no one mentioning the somewhat obvious aspect that people might not want to live in CA? At some point, all of the available in state talent is going to be employed. Now you have to look outside. Much of your senior talent are not goi
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by lusis 16y ago
Last company I was at provided me a quad-core 8GB mac pro. After the first week I wiped it and put Ubuntu on it so I could actually get some work done. The biggest problem with OSX is that, for a unix-based system, it's so un-unix alike in
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by lusis 16y ago
Actually he never actually DOES from what I can tell. He dances around the issue and makes general claims but never actually says "X% went here. Y% went here". He says things like "spending on safety-net programs, mainly unemployment insura

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