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by pid-1 4y ago
It wasn't a limitation of the places you've worked at - endpoint management tools for Windows are light years ahead of the ones for Apple. Moreover said tools simply don't exist in Linux land.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Can't you archive that in all major cloud providers?
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by pid-1 4y ago
> By way of example, here's a project that's completely PEP 517 and PEP 518 compatible without needing a setup.py or setup.cfg[2]. Everything goes through pyproject.toml. Using pyproject.toml with pip / flit still has many
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by pid-1 4y ago
Why? Facebook isn't a Hedge Fund. They want to beat their competitors, not market research predictions.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I've found taking noted just makes me anxious - they don't help me to learn anything nor are revisited later. My only notes are very simple stuff like doctor appointments, taxes, etc...
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by pid-1 4y ago
As someone in a similar position, the biggest challenge is both Google and MS 365 offer waaay more than email. Like, if I ditched MS 365, I would have to find alternatives for: - Exchange (Email) - Azure AD (Directory Service with SSO integ
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by pid-1 4y ago
As an intern, I used expect in my first job to create a monitoring system for ~ 200 L3 Routers in a private network. Eventually I learned about SNMP and also that I probably should Google "How to X" before rolling out my own solut
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by pid-1 4y ago
Yeah I totally would like all "doomsday scenarios" in my company, non ironically.
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by pid-1 4y ago
security = onion
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by pid-1 4y ago
Did you even read the article?
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by pid-1 4y ago
That's what I generally do, but it's tedious as CI images are written to have as few layers as possible. So debugging often also involves changing Dockerfiles.
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by pid-1 4y ago
> hard to debug When I started using Docker four years ago that was my biggest issue. When builds fail, I can't just pick up where it left to expect the environment and try stuff out (unless I purposely build an image with a ton of
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by pid-1 4y ago
While that's true for processes running in containers, building containers is generally noticeably slower than Makefiles as it involves several extra steps besides executing instructions (e.g. loading build context, gziping files, ca
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by pid-1 4y ago
> If you're in one of these orgs, you will not be more happy though. Efficiency feels good. Inefficiency feels bad. I think there's a sweet spot that's particular to each project and collective skill set. Being in a small
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by pid-1 4y ago
I've also heard it's approved by 9 out of 10 dentists
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by pid-1 4y ago
Sure. Or poetry, or pipenv, or whatever third party packaging system you enjoy. The whole point of GP is that python lacks a native sane packaging system, which I agree.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'm also an EE who started my career ar a sysadmin and went to Cloud / DevOps later. My long term plan was to switch to SE, but DevOps jobs are absolutely on fire rn.
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by pid-1 4y ago
My company has the following deal: we pay for your education, but you must stay for x years. If you decide to leave before, you must pay $PRICE * (x - $TIME_WORKING_HERE_AFTER_WE_INVESTED_IN_YOU)
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by pid-1 4y ago
> They may not even think about such mundane things like licensing and stuff Imagine a medical doctor or civil engineer claiming that knowing the laws of their professions is "mudane". That's why no one takes programers se
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by pid-1 4y ago
Now you lost track of which are your top level dependencies and which are dependencies of dependencies.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'm sceptical non professional (and most professional) investors have sufficient information to apply it properly.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Their support is easily the best among all SaaS and FaaS vendors I've used. Can't stress this enough, it's the main reason I would never go to Azure or GCP. I've had many maddening experiences with Google's and Micr
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by pid-1 4y ago
Azure also has Azure AD, thus first class support for user and app identity. Cognito isn't even close.
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by pid-1 4y ago
In general I'm seeing folks move from managed services to Kubernetes. The common sentiment is that AWS managed services are complex anyway (except for very simple use cases), so you might as well go to K8s and get more flexibility and
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by pid-1 4y ago
Certainly during your lifetime you also thought about stuff that turned out to be wrong, but you don't kick yourself about those. Even if you actually get some big market event right, you are bound to lose everything when you get somet
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by pid-1 4y ago
I also like the term "Onion Approach to Security"
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by pid-1 4y ago
I never understood that logic. Like, why would risky assets rise their prices when central banks are paying more interest?
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by pid-1 4y ago
Professional investors don't use gold as inflation hedge, that's internet wisdom.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Last time I tried Amplify I couldn't get past like their getting started tutorial. That said maybe it got better over the years.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Isn't that true in most countries? Is there any place in the world that can claim to have a diverse, competitive Telco market?

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