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by pid-1 5y ago
If you have access to valuable assets of a company, you must be handsomely paid to avoid stuff like bribes. Industries ex software know that since time immemorial. Prob the software way of solving that is with least privileged access, autom
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by pid-1 5y ago
Since we are finding that post facto, I really doubt it. It means their customers did not care about compliance.
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by pid-1 5y ago
I'd bet in 50 or 100 years economics will be regarded as the astrology of our times.
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by pid-1 5y ago
I'm 30+ and I can't understand teenagers texting on my own mother language.
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by pid-1 5y ago
I've lived in Brazil during a few moments of inflation and it's actually the opposite. Our central bank will hike basic interest to control rising prices. That makes treasury bonds very attractive investments, while slowing down t
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by pid-1 5y ago
The best way to learn trading is to work for an investment bank / hedge fund and learn from folks who already do that successfully. Anything else is likely BS.
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by pid-1 5y ago
I thought they meant Security Operations Center
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by pid-1 5y ago
A friend of mine started raising chickens for eggs last year. One of the unexpected upsides is that they will prevent grass from growing too much. Not for everyone, but sure an interesting solution.
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by pid-1 5y ago
The best toaster is having no toaster. Just eat "raw" bread, it's faster and likely healthier.
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by pid-1 5y ago
"I can't find $SOFTWARE in $PACKAGE_MANAGER now I have to compile it from source and my life sucks" has happened with me way more times with Alpine than Debian.
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by pid-1 5y ago
That used to be huge a few years ago. But with both Ubuntu and Debian shipping much smaller images, I almost always find the hassle of using Alpine not worth it.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Given the total amount of money I've lost due a single AZ being down, it was totally worth it to NOT go multi az or multi region so far. Multi AZ isn't that hard, but generally requires extra costs (one nat gw per az, etc...) But
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MercadoLibre leaks source code and data from 300,000 customers(investor.mercadolibre.com)
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by pid-1 5y ago
That's awesome. As consumers, we really need more independent benchmarks. Reading bullshit like "AWS FOOBAR MAKES RUNNING MACHINE LEARNING IOT FINANCIAL MEDICAL APPLICATIONS 20% FASTER" doesn't help me to architect syste
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by pid-1 5y ago
As someone who is successfully reversing* prediabetes for the past year, the most important takeaways for me are: - You must think about the insulin index of your whole meal, not individual components. It's fine to eat a banana if you
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by pid-1 5y ago
GitLab does something like that if I'm not mistaken. Features start in the most expensive tier, then tricke down and end up in OSS.
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by pid-1 5y ago
> without bold text. Are you sure they didn't use bold text, though?
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by pid-1 5y ago
I'm also not following this argument. Understanding job markets requires leg work and is definitely part of the competitive advantage of many businesses.
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by pid-1 5y ago
What if Russians (the ones with power to do so) decide to take the world with them?
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by pid-1 5y ago
I don't remember the exact wording, but "if you're going to do many evil things, do all of them at once" really has shaped how I organize myself when I need to screw people. Non ironically I think that's a great boo
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by pid-1 5y ago
Some environments (e.g: AWS CloudWatch, many CI tools) won't parse colors and you end up with polluted text.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Look at bittorrent. While it's impossible to kill it, targeting agregation platforms definitely made the protocol immensely less relevant than it was 20 years ago.
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by pid-1 5y ago
This is "just" the core network. The 5G core is IP based, like in 4G. From what I remember, every 4G core funcion already could run virtualized in regular server farms. So you're limited by having access to software that impl
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by pid-1 5y ago
Also in many countries software / algorithm parents do no exist, so you could write your own rar utility.
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by pid-1 5y ago
A high but predictable cost is completely different from an unpredictable cost risk wise. Hopefully you are not running a company nor anything that involves risk taking.
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by pid-1 5y ago
> For a business, paying $10/dev/month for ngrok is a rounding error Yes, but every tool on the wild wants you to pay 10 bucks per user per month. github/gitlab, jira, random CI/CD tool, gitpod, private repo, tailscal
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by pid-1 5y ago
The game based on the history (available in GOG) is also pretty decent.
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by pid-1 5y ago
> don’t necessarily need the nitty gritty detailed skills I think that's the challenge. Understanding computational thinking isn't very useful if you waste your afternoons fighting against crap like encoding, Windows paths, lin
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by pid-1 5y ago
Agreed, I see junior devs in their first job every semester. Some people with CS backgrounds, other with engineering backgrounds. Software development sucks so much, folks waste ungodly amounts of time with trivial stuff like setting up the
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by pid-1 5y ago
I don't think that's exclusive to academia. Business also need to choose wisely when to make ugly POCs for prototyping and when to create robust products / libs to save money long term. It's not uncommon for labs to have

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