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by lykr0n 9y ago
For Resumes, this is what I've been told by multiple people. - One page for cold or warm leads, such as whose hiring threads or online application. Two pages at most, for familiar leads (such as 2nd day interviews), such as "hey,
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Expand on the line items under work experience and reduce the skills/interest. You need info on what you did during the position. > Web application development (ReactJS & VueJS). Java API development. ^^ Doesn't really tell
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Java has this built in, sort of. Your application OOM'ed? Here is a heap dump, please tell us what happened and fix it.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
cough javascript cough
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by lykr0n 9y ago
If you know what you are doing, it is leaps and bounds cheaper to run your own hardware (co-located, rented from soneone else). The only issue is latency on scaling out (hours), but if you are halfway decent with trend lines you can preempt
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by lykr0n 9y ago
That's assuming they had proper DBAs. Modern ORMs, Docker, and other "DevOps" tools allow you to build stuff without really knowing whats going on. Edit. An example that comes to mind that you can deploy a mysql cluster in do
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by lykr0n 9y ago
To do it fast enough will peg the browser to 100% cpu for that thread. Saw a demo on twitter where they were not reliably able to extract information from the browser. Native, as in not running inside a browser, has been shown to be able to
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by lykr0n 9y ago
At the very least full offline backup before you start.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Some upgrades are a one shot deal. If you refactor a data structure, you have to plan to unrefactor it. If you don't, then there are two options, push forward (or hotfix) or restore from backups. Massive schema migrations would be my g
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Subway is a franchise. Costco can spread the loss of the 1.50 hot dog over membership fees, and marginal markup of products from across the country. A Seattle Subway franchise can not, as they are not charging a membership fee nor do they h
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by lykr0n 9y ago
But maintenance is where people can have issues. GitLab is complex.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
I see what I said and what the author said as the same thing. You can read it in many different ways, I'm just making the point that the whole thread of discussion should not be tolerated in a corporate environment. Maybe the first par
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by lykr0n 9y ago
"military or war effort" ... "I won't say violence has not place..." ... and then discussion on how to protect your PII. Maybe discussion is too harsh a word, but there is a very clear (to me) "I know what you
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Ooh. That I did not know.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
The problem is that if you spin up a GitLab in DO or Linode, there is a chance that your VM will get lost due to hardware failure. You also need to manage backups and stuff. I'm right there with you, but it doesn't make sense for
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Or GitLab. That's free and easy to self host.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Scrolling through those screencaps, I'd get up and walk out if I saw that on the internal slack where I work. It's one thing for someone to post it, it's another for HR to condone it by not policing it. EDIT. Not commenting o
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by lykr0n 9y ago
I wish the same thing. There is a double standard where the shit can only role down the proverbial hill. As someone pointed out below, https://twitter.com/mjaeckel/status/950446329603461121 , shows that lots of the
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Down from 87 per 100,000? I think it's an improvement.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Good idea in theory, but needs to be applied equally. I've seen just as much bullshit on Gizmodo (and sister sites) and BuzzFeed as I have on FoxNews, and other like sites. It does seem a bit weird that they are only trialing it on rig
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by lykr0n 9y ago
In my view, they make great-ish Smart Phones.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
The situation you described is irrelevant to the point here. It's the basis of your legal documentation. It's almost like saying that you don't need to specify a name, as there is an almost insignificant chance that they migh
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by lykr0n 9y ago
My guess is that hikers don't carry a UHF/VHF radio, don't know how to use it, or don't know the right channel to call for help. Most people have a GSM/CDMA phone to call for help. So, not so much help for the first
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Or towers just for UHF/VHF radio repeaters? Doesn't require fiber backhaul and can be run on solar.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
> ...parents won’t be required to list gender on their children’s birth certificates. Ok. Then say Sex. Whatever. How do we identify someone if we keep making parts of the identification "optional". It's like saying we sho
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Vanguard has a lot of sector specific funds, such as VPU, VNQ, VAW, VIS, VDE, and others. But a lot of the funds track by Market Cap or are Bonds
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by lykr0n 9y ago
I would love an Electric S10 or Ranger Compact truck.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
> including the four-star general in charge of defending North America I always find that factoid amusing.
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by lykr0n 9y ago
oVirt 4.2 just came out and it looks great! (OpenSource of RedHat Enterprise Virtualization)
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by lykr0n 9y ago
Out of the wall in the US we get 120v @ 60Hz (elsewhere is 220v to 240v @ 50Hz). If the load becomes too high, the frequency starts to drop. Inductive (motors and such) loads do not fare well when the frequency drops which can cause serious

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