moises_silva

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   by moises_silva 8y ago

   SIP works over a variety of transports, both TCP and UDP are used. You can tell UDP is certainly more common but any RFC-compliant stack is supposed to support both because large UDP packets (> MTU) are supposed to be sent using TCP. The
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   by moises_silva 8y ago

   >>> (Both SipML and JSSIP have more frequent packet drops on the same systems than xlite) What kind of packet drops are you talking about? if this is about media/audio that's entirely on the webrtc browser engine which is
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   Implementing SIP Telephony in Python (2008) [pdf](39peers.net)

   64 points by moises_silva 8y ago|13 comments
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   by moises_silva 8y ago

   >>> Everyone is acting like this project is already a success when it has just launched...Id wait a couple years before calling LeBron a hero. Although I agree with your general point, I don't see the problem with praising peo
5. 65.▲
   by moises_silva 8y ago

   Me and my wife decided for a second child (he's 2 months old now). I'm curious what you feel is hard about raising a single child? before deciding for the second, we were close to staying with one. If anything we feared it'd
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   by moises_silva 8y ago

   Wait, there is something after screen?
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   Why Canada Has Emerged as a Leading Blockchain and Crypto Nation(cointelegraph.com)

   1 points by moises_silva 8y ago|0 comments
8. 68.▲
   by moises_silva 9y ago

   Yes, agreed, and hence, ironic.
9. 69.▲
   by moises_silva 9y ago

   THIS I'm tired of people equating the web with facebook.
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    I think your mixing two separate things here. The discussion was shut down not because it "might be revealing". It's plain and simple because they think is more harmful to have the discussion at a point when they're in l
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    No. I think you're jumping to conclusions. It only implies they may need to look harder to find equally skilled people in a smaller talent pool (e.g minorities interested in tech). Sure, it'd be somewhat cheaper to not worry about
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    Google was being already investigated/accused of extreme gender pay discrimination. I'm not sure how anyone could think they'd want to engage in any kind of discussion that could be interpreted as discriminating to women whil
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out. I see now (seems HN needs some kind of quote formatting).
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    > but without evidence this is just veiled left ideology[7] that can irreparably harm Google. I've seen smart people pointing at 'evidence' on both sides of the discussion. Your claim that can 'irreparably' harm
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    Amazon Set for “Spectacular Collapse”(investopedia.com)

    4 points by moises_silva 9y ago|0 comments
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    I know this enters the realm of character assassination, but, after reading the article I also was curious who Geoffrey Miller is. Found a wikipedia article which contains one of his twitter posts: "Dear obese PhD applicants: if you di
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    A note about SSL/TLS trusted certificate stores and platforms (2015)(happyassassin.net)

    2 points by moises_silva 9y ago|0 comments
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    When "shit happens" and you're responsible (as SoundCloud is here), you sure should try to compensate for the trouble (big trouble in this case as he left a job and moved to another city just for the job). Here they just said
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Distcc I used that 10+ years ago on Gentoo, and never saw anyone using it since. Don't know how often is used now days.
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    DigitalOcean High CPU Droplets Early Access(digitalocean.com)

    2 points by moises_silva 9y ago|0 comments
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    by moises_silva 9y ago

    Toronto, Canada | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE or RELOCATION/VISA | FreePBX/Asterisk AMI/PHP developers Sangoma Technologies Corporation is a leader in delivering globally scalable Voice-Over-IP telephony systems, both on-sit
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    Why More Companies Don't Do Remote Work (2016)(mfbt.ca)

    2 points by moises_silva 10y ago|0 comments
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    Wow, I'm in genuine disbelief of what makes you call drama queen a woman that was so clearly sexually harassed? comments over chat from her manager telling her about his sexual life is something he should just let go? hearing stories o
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    I'd say that's quite more vague and doesn't quite sound like what an SRE is. You didn't answer my other questions btw.
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    I honestly don't see a problem with it in particular. Not anymore than with other titles in the industry. The title gives you a clue, but it's far from being a very specific way to find out in detail the skills/responsibiliti
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    Finding a balance is hard. Should you define SQL? DB? HTTP? where do you start and stop defining acronyms.
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    I like it. What do you see terrible with it? why, and what would be in your opinion a better role name?
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    Agreed. To reinforce the comment I just made above to the parent. Someone willing to blow him/her self up will take any odds pretty much, and then kill whoever he can in the line once he/she is selected. I guess some kind of proto
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    I'm curious on your reasoning here. What makes you think truly random search will be sufficient to change their behaviour? frequent enough means not always, hence, they can simply send multiple parties and then odds might be good enoug
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    by moises_silva 10y ago

    FWIW, not an issue at all to me. I'd not mind working with someone who applied to positions described like that because I believe they'll be smart and mature enough to apply there without taking the titles so seriously and instead