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by pknomad 3y ago
Yep. I work a federal entity tied to DoE and that's the biggest workstream cut out for us. 90% of our environment is either dual stacked or IPv6 native. We would love to kick IPv4 out under us and go full IPv6. Problem is that the vend
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by pknomad 3y ago
My understanding is that lot of 23andme data is driven by self-reported data. I wonder how much this would change if it got vetted by a medical professional. Also kind of curious which percentage of the pathogenic mutated genes are recessiv
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by pknomad 3y ago
I suspect this isn't a surprising news for anyone who's been following the college football scene for the last 20 years. TV deals matter quite a bit (especially for money and exposure) and most universities worth their salt will g
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by pknomad 3y ago
I feel conflicted about the matter. I understand the appeal of bringing in people you know; they are a known quantity and involve less risk-taking than hiring an unknown person. I can see it going super well if the new people brought in are
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by pknomad 3y ago
I've experienced something similar at Peloton where a C-level kept bringing former reports at Uber for key roles and started to push out the existing employees. It's business at the end of the day but I do think there's a gra
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by pknomad 3y ago
> I think these companies should have just used a license like BSL from the get-go I think that's the general attitude the software companies will have going in the future. Why even bother dealing with negative PR and push back aga
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by pknomad 3y ago
I never thought of it that way; that's an interesting way to see the problem.
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by pknomad 3y ago
Hosting the statefile in a secure way, state-locking, injecting the secrets so you're not keeping the secrets locally or in env var, and pre-built integration with other Hashicorp suite. I see the use case for it if you don't want
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by pknomad 3y ago
Not much, right now. Long term? Possibly less adoption (teams may elect to go with Pulumi or some other alternatives), less 3rd party tooling available (what if Hashicorp decides your tool is their competitor?), etc. It seems very similar t
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by pknomad 3y ago
I think they're doing a pretty good job at that already, given their PR. I have never worked for Amazon and I am sure there are excellent teams within Amazon where one can find good work opportunities and healthy environment but I&#x27
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by pknomad 3y ago
Interesting. I'll take a look! Thanks!
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by pknomad 3y ago
I was under the impression that Google simply latched onto the project? Doesn't Google still use borg to this day?
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by pknomad 3y ago
I work for a federal space where IPv6 native is a mandate. As someone who's working on k8s, we often have to build and patch everything ourselves to support that mandate. Want to pull a helm chart from a github repo? Gotta either dual
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by pknomad 3y ago
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. I understand why one wouldn't want to accept them despite their predicament; these stowaways are generally unskilled and don't speak the language of their host country. There's soci
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by pknomad 3y ago
It won't hurt but I don't think most places will care for it that much either. I work in gov space and we maintain some RH presence so a RHCE is regarded as nice to have but it won't have much weight after initial resume scre
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by pknomad 3y ago
Wdym? Jamf already fills the macOS enterprise MDM space.
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by pknomad 3y ago
Also United 1K here for 2 years straight. It really depends on the flight segment and the seating class you bought. Flying to/from the hubs? Forget it. Everyone and their mother are 1K for United if you're flying from SFO. United
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by pknomad 3y ago
> Crimea and Donbas should be forfeited in a diplomatic matter to settle further tensions. This vaguely reminds me of the appeasement of WW2. Why should Ukraine give up territories instead of Russia when pursuing for peace? Ukraine didn&
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by pknomad 3y ago
>your vision will eventually settle when you hit late 30’s This statement reminds me of the surgeon who did my PRK few months ago. He mentioned preferring not doing procedure on candidates who are at least in their mid-20's. I think
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by pknomad 3y ago
I'm sure they could if they really wanted to. But for farm support center, I'd wager that they're just given SOPs to follow mindlessly or don't really care that much.
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by pknomad 3y ago
Yep. Poor Delaware.
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by pknomad 3y ago
You'd be surprised! My thought process is that people who get contracted/hired to do cheap labor won't appreciate how big the US is (IAD to DCA is 40 minutes alone without inclement weather + bad traffic) and how TSA affects
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by pknomad 3y ago
Same. Few years ago, I was stuck at Dulles due to a snow storm and had to resort to online customer chat support via the United app. I only used it because United was pushing people really hard to use the app for support. I was connected wi
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by pknomad 3y ago
What's ALDC? (a quick google search gets me Abby Lee Dance company which I presume is incorrect)
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by pknomad 3y ago
I invest in VTSAX and VOO (the latter tracks S&P500). I prefer Vanguard because it's a private company that is not beholden to shareholders. (disclaimer: I don't own any equity or work for Vanguard).
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by pknomad 3y ago
I don't feel like that's too surprising. There is that saying "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree." It reminds me of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqi_6v2RGB0 Essentially a high
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by pknomad 3y ago
People are making progress on that front too: https://news.uci.edu/2022/06/30/uci-led-team-discovers-signa...
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by pknomad 3y ago
Lastpass is absolutely a leader... just at getting breached.
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by pknomad 3y ago
Oh yeah I bet. I agree with you on positive benefits of having a diverse class, fwiw. I know few friends from Lake Travis who disagree though but I think that has to do with not making the top 8% (back then I think it was lower?).
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by pknomad 3y ago
FWIW, I always thought using ethnicity as a factor was a misguided approach. 1. It lumps all ethnic groups into one without any regard for culture or sub-ethnicity, which matters. I think Nigerian immigrants tend to do really really well co

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