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7y ago
If possible I would like to steal that?: "You don't look for a work you're already passionate about. You grow passion by doing meaningful work that is deeply rewarding." This is a great advice for many management ppl.
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7y ago
To be honest I read all your complaints as a "screw Apple for protecting me".. pretty disrespectful. Their answer is expected. If your email is something like "john.smith@gmail.com" - there are like few hundred thousends
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7y ago
How about we let people who want to work from home to work from home and people who need others arpund to work in the office ? Win - Win situation. Unfortunately it seems too hard to understand for the majority of managers.. (most likely be
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You said "all", but its not really all without "payment up to date with the market" ;). Ps. I would not care so much for payment if I was born 5-10 years earlier. I would already have a big house with nice big garden and
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7y ago
Even medium levels of CO2 can influence our cognitive capabilities. And it gets worse the higher it gets.
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Recently we had to test a posibility of our core application being hosted in contenerized environment. It was really hard, because some tweaks we used are not really documented well. Kernel Tweaks had to be tested separately because we were
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7y ago
For AWS it was november 2018 when it was annanced. Still a pretty new thing if you ask me. Many Cloud Architects still dont understand all pros and cons of this solution.
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Not things. Management or "vision".. bleh
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I think there is more than enough resources on the web to understand stand points of each of those solutions. For me it seems like those are just tools created to tackle specific problems. Each has own pros and cons. Depending on usecase ur
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7y ago
How exactly? How different it would be to pass a header instead of switching path ? Im was writing such tests in spock and pacts.io and it was extremely easy to do both.
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7y ago
Thats how I see career levels in my company.. The higher someone is the less overall they know. I know regulars that I would put way higher than some of our experts. And its not only technical knowledge but also problem solving, attitude an
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Looks like the next "crowd funding scam" we see alot lately. Ill wait some time for someone to do a napkin math to debunk that as a valid product.
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7y ago
Can I have a question about the bottlenecks you have mentioned in case of Kubernetes ? Im really curious about this one. What were the bottlenecks you have faced till now.
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7y ago
I think the title should be "The Next Recession Will Destroy Millenials... IN USA". I think the next recession will change the world order, making China the most important player. Petro Yuan will be the next big currency and USA w
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7y ago
My take on it was that the author was talking rather about the DevOps and not only development. And ofcourse he did a pretty poor job at making his DevOps work easy at the company.
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7y ago
I think your team is missing a real testing pipeline that validates your changes against a production-like config on a test-kube.. Like someone higher said: Develop using a docker-compose, when you think you are done -> run a test pipeli
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7y ago
This is a really good article. I fail to understand why it does not create huge discussion forum on HN where people seem to actively promote climate change discussions. Because its an old article ?
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7y ago
I would not agree. I simply loath the open space office.. We are cramped up like industry workers in 1880.. Yes we are social creatures and we need DIFFERENT levels of interaction with others. BUT we are not cattle to cramp us up desk to de
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7y ago
As a new person learning Kubernetes I dont really think it is complicated. If you are familiar with cloud computing and containers, it's pretty straightforward. But the amount of additional stuff built around Kubernetes - THAT can be o
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7y ago
There can only be a single supreme economic power in Europe. It won't be UK. This idea is at least 70 years old and takes adventage of democracy flaws.
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The point is: "If the leaders cannot lead the people under to do what seems like a trivial thing, then mby they should not be called leaders at all?"
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What it says about the managers and architects if they cannot lead the CS devs to do what they were supposed to do ? I find it hilarious.
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Delegate work. Thats pretty much it, coz in most cases they don't have expertise to do anything else (you will hear a lot of other arguments but when you dive deeper or investigate its all PR bullshit). Keep in mind that delegating req
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7y ago
You are right, I have no way to prove that what Im saying is true (beside posting here their contract which would be considered as infringement of it). Still a funny story which helped me look different at security in big corporations.
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I'll just say this: Samsung has a project zero team that secures their smart TVs for obvious reasons. A friend of mine cracked all their security with his ass on home couch and now works for them as an external security expert. I can c
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I don't feel any less right about that statement. When you dumb things down to a single sentence - current AI really only is what I cyted..
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I wouldn't call that the rainiest August in years. I live in Central Europe and here it is the worst drought in years. More than half of the country has the highest level of wild-fire possibility.. (Talking about Poland here)
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Should I be astonished by some field which recently got a lot of traction* made some breakthroughs ? (*investors money) I'm just stating that "again" in our industry, masses will now flock to "new shiny thing" simpl
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This one really hits the nail: "They are really just another type of optimizer for maximum likelihood" But like always in our industry - we have to hype something beyond believe to keep new projects rolling. Ill let ppl dream but
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Those surveys are often targeting mosstly newer devs who know no better because they did not have the time to validate their opinion against real world. Its not thir fault tho, you can only do so much in limited time, thats why expertize re
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