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I think a range would be sufficient. An optional currency symbol for multi location posts. location | [xxx to yyy] location | [US$xxx to yyy]
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10y ago
There were comments that including salary range was preferred. Have you thought of adding that to your format string? I've just updated our posting to match the string (1) but that required removing the salary range.
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Geli | QA Lead and Senior Developers | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE VISA http://www.geli.net/about/careers/ We're a growing Series-A funded company with 30+ employees headquartered in San Francisco, Califor
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A 1:1 state to input ratio is just the optimal performance value (more input than state lowers secury, and the other way lowers efficiency). SHA-3 still has that ratio, it just supports consuming more bytes at a time. Increasing this size t
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10y ago
Yes to your edit, but I can see the ambiguity.
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Painful to read all the 'this isn't an issue because of bad reason X, Y, Z'. Git can implement checking for easily collided data and warn the user, potentially even look to implement the safer hash countermeasures too. The fa
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10y ago
Mistakes were made (but not by me)
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10y ago
While it is true that Docker has a variety of storage drivers for the overlay file system, some unreliable, if you are doing DB then you'd be using a host volume mount which is a bind mount. There should be no issues with the bind moun
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I'd not be putting something that draws 600W on my lap.
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Many isolated flyback AC/DC converters run around the 100kHz mark, so probably on the right track there.
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Sorry, we aren't able to sponsor any 457 visa holders.
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10y ago
Well... only if you ignore the advantages of immunity to length extension.
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Geli | Melbourne, Australia ONSITE | Senior Developers and a QA Lead | Renewable energy We're a growing Series-A funded company with 30+ employees headquartered in San Francisco, California with a growing office in Melbourne, Australia
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10y ago
What should be done for routers and printers that are accessed by their IP address?
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10y ago
Use a single node to provide all-or-nothing and ordering, then simplify Paxos based on those assumptions.
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There is a lot to be said for the adage: do something new or try a new tool, but never at the same time.
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Ask HN: How to structure coaching/mentoring for best results
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10y ago
I didn't mean to suggest that A256 was worse than A128 (though I see how it would read that way). I was just trying to point out that things are more complicated than comparing two numbers. That being said, I don't know if I'
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I like how informal systems like this drive feature development in reverse proxies. Nginx has great support for automated OSCP now, but I wonder if that would have come to pass without some group saying it is important and giving it a (some
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From memory there is a related key attack on AES256 with complexity 2^99. So in that regard AES128 is more secure than AES256.
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Data Extraction in 10 lines of Python (2015)
(rodp.me)
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While it seems obvious now, the note that job listings with direct emails get first priority is something I'll keep in mind for the future.
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5ms average load latency. But the max looked like it was more than 5 seconds.
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MySQL proxy with connection pooling – AirBnB MaxScale fork
(medium.com)
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I've no issues with challenges during interviews. The problem is that it is hard to make good ones, so you usually get a question with poor specificity. The more advanced the role, the more this is an issue. For example, you could expl
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Prometheus is great. I found setup quick and easy on Kubernetes (using the example config, which is full of magic remapping rules). It has "just worked" for the last 4 months. The query language is simple and expressive, and the i
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Things like Seastar[0] and Rust's zero cost futures would also make good use of many cores. [0] http://www.seastar-project.org/
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Would go crazy without this. My work Mac has fn as the far left key, now I have it mapped to Ctrl for most combinations but it is clever enough to know that fn + down is pgdown.
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We've been using Jsonnet. It's saved much boilerplate and makes the syntax more concise. In our case we are taking advantage of the +: operator to provide a compositional DSL. Container(foo, image) + HealthCheck(port) + EnvVar(VAR
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Any project on GitHub. The labels are just too make it easier to find stuff to do.
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