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by pm90 5y ago
I wish you the best, this does look really cool. The collaboration aspects especially are pretty great; with remote work becoming the norm, terminal sharing without having to go through grainy zoom video shares is going to be amazing. And t
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by pm90 5y ago
Great advice. If you really feel like "sticking it to them", just write anonymous reviews on Glassdoor. Really go into details. Let your feedback be visible to everyone; if you think its useful, someone currently working at the co
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by pm90 5y ago
Ships
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by pm90 5y ago
Or just progressive governors instead of centrist ones. There’s a lot of political talent in the state but also a lot of rich, powerful people who want to preserve the status quo.
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by pm90 5y ago
You don’t just drop dead of cancer. There is an extensive treatment process involved which is rather expensive and not guaranteed to work. So this argument doesn’t really hold.
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by pm90 5y ago
I’m going to assume good intent and resist posting a snarky response. Why is it so terrible for anyone to want to work in a specific environment that they find comfortable? Why do you think that the ability to work as a fryer or constructio
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by pm90 5y ago
The main thing in this strategy is that your estimate is pretty close to the amount owed. So you may overshoot or undershoot, but likely by a pretty small amount, which is likely to make the difference owed small. I guess it could be consid
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by pm90 5y ago
Yep, you're 100% right. I was genuinely shocked to learn that slack admins can configure it so that certain folks can read private chats. Once that became known, most of my team offloaded to discord/keybase (at a previous gig with
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by pm90 5y ago
Same, love Zulip but slack seems too entrenched at the moment. I'm hoping that OSS communities continue adopting it and using it instead of slack though.
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by pm90 5y ago
This is a total guess, but based on the fact that all the perps names are Indian, there is a chance that they are immigrants who are either not aware of the law or the serious consequences involved if you get caught. If they're convict
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by pm90 5y ago
It’s not perfect, and importantly doesn’t claim to be. It’s something in the absence of other ways of estimation. Use whatever works best for your team. Nit: It’s not “outsourcing” in any meaningful definition of the term to have the team r
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by pm90 5y ago
I’m not a big fan of the term IC since you’re rarely delivering anything truly individually (on the average, yes there will be outliers). IMO “software engineer” is just fine as a role.
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by pm90 5y ago
100% agree. Let’s be clear though: you may need 4 hrs but sometimes you may need 12. Creative professions can be that way. Reaching an understanding that both can happen and accepting that fact is important. To a certain extent, it’s just r
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by pm90 5y ago
Managers and senior engineers should be responsible for making them feel better in these situations. Having a support group of peers is also really helpful. If you reach Senior level ranks and continue to suffer from these feelings though…
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by pm90 5y ago
Sounds like you need a vacation : )
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by pm90 5y ago
You decide as a team. Concepts like story points and processes like agile sprints are intended to create a more realistic estimate of the work a team can deliver. The process comes with tradeoffs; it won’t work for everyone. So then it’s
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by pm90 5y ago
Yep. When I was in grad school all the labs were furiously migrating away from matlab because of its costs and confusing licensing around running multiple replicas.
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by pm90 5y ago
Its a shame since I genuinely loved Keybase. I've just not felt the same way about another messaging app. Signal appears to be the safest but since WhatsApp is e2e encrypted and most of my social network is there already I'm stuck
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by pm90 5y ago
This is a really neat idea, to intercept the pod deletion requests using an admission hooks controller and just delay it for a bit. Thanks for sharing!
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by pm90 5y ago
I hope their business does not survive; it’s a terrible company with bad products. But I don’t see them going anywhere. They’ve won over IT administrators, many of whom are all in with Okta (and the no code movement). Hard to see them givin
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by pm90 5y ago
A migration of that scale is difficult to execute on. I wouldn't be so quick to blame the whole Azure platform, unless it really is something in Azure that's responsible for these outages.
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by pm90 5y ago
The latter. Businesses love to outsource and with technology there are just so many leaky pipes everywhere built by whoever could build them cheapest.
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by pm90 5y ago
Honestly: fuck corporate security and leadership who kept pushing for spying on their workers with increasingly intrusive tools. I can’t remember how many times I argued with IT that MITMing SSL was not ok (there are some tools.. crowdstrik
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by pm90 5y ago
This is kinda wishful thinking. There's already a lot of things that we force all of humanity to be subject to without consent, including lethal contagions that may arise from any part of the world . A better solution would be to tigh
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by pm90 5y ago
He and others like him really need to just get off Twitter. Get someone to build a VC only Twitter clone, put their garbage opinions there and satisfy the need to post.
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by pm90 5y ago
1. If it’s his job at being able to predict, he seems to be doing a bad job by being wrong so many times. 2. There’s so many better ways to spark an interesting conversation than throw bs predictions out on Twitter. If his opinion was inf
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by pm90 5y ago
It makes more sense if you understand that leaders that use racism for political gains generally don’t care about serving the public; they’re in it to advance their own ambitions or act as agents for moneyed interests. The policies they sup
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by pm90 5y ago
The touristy areas of the world are de facto international property now. Because of rising income across the globe anyone that wants to can “travel”; all that jump in traffic the touristy areas were just not designed to handle.
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by pm90 5y ago
Most of the richest people in the US got their wealth through inheritance.
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by pm90 5y ago
A good keyboard does have tangible effects on your job performance by reducing strain on your wrists. But once you get a mechanical keyboard, I agree the benefits might be a bit overstated or perhaps only folks attuned to it can really te

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