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Ask HN: Cyber Security Resources
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by movedx 6y ago
> ... the developer experience on MacOS has been pretty bad lately ... Has it, though? I've never understood how people had a bad time on macOS when it came to development. I'm developing Python, Go, Terraform, Ansible, and mor
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by movedx 6y ago
Have you considered something like Ghost? ghost.org
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Show HN: Protecting Your Gitlab CI Piplines(youtu.be)
1 points by movedx 6y ago|0 comments
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by movedx 6y ago
Haha! Well said.
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by movedx 6y ago
Love the down votes but not the rebuttals. Stay classy, Reddi-um Hacker News. EDIT: Apologies to all. This isn't the right attitude for HN and I'll refrain from this kind of behavior in the future.
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by movedx 6y ago
> Lastly the 10000 hour thing is far deeper than that. Please read the context behind it. https://www.6seconds.org/2018/02/09/the-great-practice-myth-... - Perhaps this is can help shine some light on the
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by movedx 6y ago
> One of the biggest things that comes to mind for me is that in software engineering a junior engineer can legally build, deploy, and launch a critical project. Except in my experience this rarely happens. Maybe your experiences are dif
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by movedx 6y ago
> That seems to misunderstand the path from apprentice to journeyman (singular) to master That or this? And I don't believe it does. Also no, "actual" engineers don't still (universally) operate in a master/appre
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by movedx 6y ago
The landing page is in the design phase, right now :-) I'm writing the book and making the sure the code is valid. Keep an eye out as I'll post something here about it when I'm done. I've got a Discord too if you're
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by movedx 6y ago
I'm in the process of creating something similar with www.thecloud.coach. My aim is DevOps, though, not software development.
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by movedx 6y ago
> This happens over and over. So far, they've hit a crossing semitrailer, a street sweeper, a car at the side of the road, a fire truck at the side of the road, and two road barriers. This has been going on for five years now, despi
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by movedx 6y ago
If it's all served in the browser, then simply download the page and use it offline.
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by movedx 6y ago
> ... let them instead check a handful videos per day for some cases of copyright infringment and such. They'd all have to be copyright lawyers, then?
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by movedx 6y ago
That's not a bad idea: premium YouTube creators. If you pay a premium then you can get issues resolved more directly.
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by movedx 6y ago
I've had the same experience with GCP too. I work pretty exclusively with AWS these days as a CloudOp. I remember building an environment in GCP and getting answers from support was terrible. I eventually left that job after 11 months.
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by movedx 6y ago
> They should. That's an insane statement. YouTube should shutdown because they're successful? What, do you think a monopoly is a bad thing? The market place decided YouTube was the better platform and continued to pile on (sur
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by movedx 6y ago
I doubt you came close to 10% of the complaints YouTube gets via its reporting systems. It's the largest video hosting platform in the world.
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by movedx 6y ago
> They might have 1 billion free users, but they definitely don't have 1 billion partners or 1 billion paying customers. Paying or not, people will complain.
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by movedx 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23317390
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by movedx 6y ago
> HIRE SOME PEOPLE https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23317390
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by movedx 6y ago
> Instead of actually trying to create the best customer service I've worked in high volume customer services. It's not easy for the agents doing the work or the companies operating them. I've worked in multiple call cente
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by movedx 6y ago
So say I ran a private community around DevOps and CloudOps, then? Is that specific enough?
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by movedx 6y ago
My wife and I do something similar. We have our "Expenses" account that salaries go into. We have our "Offset" account that has our emergency fund in it and offsets the interest for our mortgage. And finally we have a &q
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by movedx 6y ago
Well I'm not sure if it's appropriate for me to share the details (don't want to be seen as spamming), but here: https://www.thecloud.coach/vips
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Ask HN: Is there demand for private communities that discuss IT (and life)?
6 points by movedx 6y ago|4 comments
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by movedx 6y ago
I'm just some bloke in Australia lol I just wanted to make sure you had someone, anyone, in case the opposite was true. Glad you have a support network my friend. Good luck.
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by movedx 6y ago
> Since she left earth and moved to the universe, she’s become a super awesome space mum! I speak to her everyday. Oh man... right in the feels. I hope you can your family are doing well over in London.
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by movedx 6y ago
Are you OK? If you want to talk further I can be available via Discord, Teams, mobile, whatever...
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by movedx 6y ago
> we all act out of rational self-interest That's why the (global) economy can exist and function as it does: the desire for things.

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