ownagefool

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by ownagefool 2y ago
I think core teams being helpful or harmful really comes down to the individuals. The problem is at this level, most orgs don't have anyone to really judge or contest competency, so they hire the salesmen rather than the doers and when
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I don't read very often because it's just words and therefore not very interesting unless it illicits emotion and / or for learning.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I suspect the 3.9% estimation is wildly inaccurate but that the condition / spectrum is true. In the 1-5 guide, I'd probabably rate myself a 99 or something silly. I feel like the equipment is capable of visualising, but I just d
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I can't see things in my minds eye. It's not a thing for me
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I've heard this too, though not nearly as often anymore. ( I suspect as I've aged, nobody is waking me up before I'd normally rise )
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by ownagefool 2y ago
If all you're doing is normal word processing / browser things, this basically sounds like a good enough daily driver. Add in a fold, and some folks could probably live with a single device across all use-cases, and it'd simp
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by ownagefool 2y ago
Physical and mental well-being are likely linked. Take for example a diet that causes gut problems, which then causes anxiety to manifest physically, which result in anti-depressant medication, which you guessed it, cause gut problems. Howe
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by ownagefool 2y ago
Can confirm. 39 now, but as a child I liked to troll my bro with player 2.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I'm basically saying the same thing. agile had a lot of promise, though is definitely biased towards working with external devs, but in practice, in my experience, is boils down to the DM and PM roles turning the team into a feature fa
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I've worked at about 20 orgs and I've seen this about ~2 times.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
Agile is just a way to apply a) constant pressure, b) not plan too much, and c) explode your T&M. It's really good for a consultancy to churn through developers whilst billing hourly / daily, but less so if you want to build a
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by ownagefool 2y ago
Whilst I agree, his point still stands that either they do it fast or never.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I stopped using fizz buzz a long time ago. 90% of candidates can't define a 2d array in their chosen language without first filtering the candidates, where you get to about 50%.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I mean it was pretty obvious with their eyes darting then several lines of code appearing in the code editor. Of course, this doesn't mean I've discovered 100% of the cheaters, just the obvious ones. > Also, I'm curious: d
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I suspect some do, and some will be a lot when you bunch them all together. However, counter point, I've had people forced on me through much of my career who just can't code for the most part, and despite being pretty reasonable
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I've actually had people cheat on live coding sessions. For north of $2m over your career, cheating probably is the smart thing to do, especially for a borderline candidate, as there's a fair amount of evidence that the prestige o
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I have empathy for the false negatives. I have been them, or maybe at times I'm simply a false positive, the problem is those people are likely to freeze no matter the interview. Further still, I get push back with folks citing self-p
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by ownagefool 2y ago
I don't think the problem is the format, i.e. a 30-50 minute interview on simple coding with DS&A problems, but the escalation. The reality is, fizz buzz got us 75% of the way there. It turns out when pressed, a lot of people can&
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by ownagefool 2y ago
> Any well capitalized and organized company could build their own cloud much more cheaply Lots of orgs fail to turn money into talent and then talent into products. It just takes one bad hire at senior level and suddenly your cloud is a
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by ownagefool 2y ago
Here's the guide: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/deployment/security-harde... You can do same with gitlab. Technically you don't need vault, you can auth direct to aws, azure, etc.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
It doesn't the pipeline orchestration generates a new token per run.
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by ownagefool 2y ago
Roll back the assumption. So what actually should happen here is your pipeline mints a JWT token with some near term expiry per run. You send that token to vaults JWT endpoint, and it validates that it knows the issuer and the signature mat
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by ownagefool 3y ago
It's actually pretty easy. Setup GitHub app. Install the arc helm charts. Install a buildkitd statefulset. Update parans on build to use buildkitd. That's not to say there aren't better caching strategies, but a really basi
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by ownagefool 3y ago
Docker brings in the majority of the OS. Please patch your app / containers.
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by ownagefool 3y ago
Whilst true, Europeans do have more freedoms around not getting shot. :p That's the thing about a framework of freedoms. In anarchy, the strong will subjugate the weak, and thus only the strong are free. Thus if we want to protect you
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by ownagefool 3y ago
It's actually just trade offs that we should be able to have professional discussions about, otherwise your advocating for "always use a monorepo" unless your library is for public consumption. The reality is, at some point,
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by ownagefool 3y ago
It depends. If you drop a library for internal usage only and you want to change the contract, and the tests, library, and api are all in the same repo, you just change them in a single PR and that's done. This works because the singl
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by ownagefool 3y ago
It's more complicated than that. Reproducible builds help build confidence that your build process isn't compromised. Sure, your compiler, your hardware, or your distro might be compromised, but if you follow the chain all the wa
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by ownagefool 3y ago
PCI bus, etc too
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by ownagefool 3y ago
Cloudflare is essentially a massive mitm proxy. If you manage to pwn a key, you have access to traffic. I'm sure they're better than this than me, but ipxe & tftp are plain text, so it wouldn't be shocking if something i

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