progbits

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by progbits 1y ago
Actually lot of the facilities stuff is inhouse too - floor plans (not just the seat map but actual floor drawings that include physical infrastructure); the ticketing system for maintenance; work hour tracking for contractors; probably lot
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by progbits 1y ago
From my experience with sales/PM people at google, they refuse to use internal tools and try to get Jira and other shit installed. Regardless of the tool quality, just because that's what they learned already. This mostly didn&#x2
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by progbits 1y ago
Not good enough. They can get in again next election.
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by progbits 1y ago
Trying to find a string in github actions logs is just impossible. Not to mention that even opening large logs takes many seconds of animated scrolling to get to the end. There is the "view raw logs" button which just opens a plai
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by progbits 1y ago
Post-merge tests, once a day? Who does that, we are not in 90s anymore. Run all the tests and coverage on every PR, block merge on it passing. If you think that's too slow then you need to fix your tests.
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by progbits 1y ago
People grow up with (CG)NAT and mistake it for a firewall.
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by progbits 1y ago
The fans in that video are probably 200-400W, running that nonstop seems pretty wasteful.
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by progbits 1y ago
"Nine fives" is hilarious, I'm stealing that for our next incident meeting.
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by progbits 1y ago
I don't get this view. Yes there is a lot of crap because it's both easier to produce than quality content, and has higher incentives to keep making more of it. But that's the same with eg. books. Aside from small curated boo
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by progbits 1y ago
> 99.99%+ uptime is the standard we need to meet, and lately, we haven’t. Four nines is not what I would be citing at this point. (That's less than an hour per year, so they burned that for next three decades) Maybe aim for 99% firs
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by progbits 1y ago
I always do a random scribble. If I want to later deny signing something good luck proving its me, won't match any of my other signatures. At least that's the theory, this is mostly a joke to me and I don't care if it works.
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by progbits 1y ago
Oooh now I wonder if I got the idea through subliminal message.
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by progbits 1y ago
It's fine to not like things, but what exactly is the point of your comment, other than being mean?
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by progbits 1y ago
Time to teach all local birds the AACS key :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by progbits 1y ago
Ah I was looking at the integration guide but just skimmed it and I thought the window was a required lens. Thanks for the correction. (Can no longer storage edit my comment unfortunately)
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by progbits 1y ago
That's neat, but if your bash script needs a backtrace it should not be a bash script. To each their own though.
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by progbits 1y ago
I got one of those cheap waveshare 60GHz modules with heart rate detection a few years ago. My goal was to build a sleep tracker - stick it under the bed pointing up, detect getting in and out of bed and falling asleep. Unfortunately even j
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by progbits 1y ago
It needs an external lens anyway so you could shove it into the camera assembly, waterproofing is not an issue. Cost is one, but this isn't something you can measure quickly on demand, you want to keep averaging multiple measurements o
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by progbits 1y ago
I mean this is cool but the size claims are somewhat misleading. They only sell you a sensor element on flatflex PCB, then you need to add own metal cage for thermal dissipation and a lens, so the overall size is significantly larger. This
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by progbits 1y ago
Because that's their goal. Make you scared about using things that are even legal but private/embarrassing.
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by progbits 1y ago
We just need to repeat the cycle again. Every ~5 years someone makes a new good site, it's great at first, funded from donations. Then they hire people, feature creep, add ads, sellout to VC, enshittyfi, rinse and repeat.
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by progbits 1y ago
They appear to be doing ~37k items per minute, with 1.6B remaining that is roughly 30 days left. So that's just barely enough to do it in time. Going to run the warrior over the weekend to help out a bit.
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by progbits 1y ago
All good, I'm angry at the same.
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by progbits 1y ago
Nobody said anything about itch, this is about the whole payment system. You are agreeing with both of us but writing it as argument. But the lack of reading comprehension on this site is making me lose my marbles.
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by progbits 1y ago
Letting frontend bootcamp devs think they can do backend was a mistake .
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by progbits 1y ago
I think OP is saying someone should make a platform that hasn't lost marbles and would allow this content, but you would still want to block CSAM and that is not easy to do.
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by progbits 1y ago
> blames ... regulation ... political ads transparency rules Blame is a fun word to use. Poor Meta lawyers, need to do some work before accepting money to spread propaganda.
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by progbits 1y ago
I'm tired of few jerks trying to police everyone and this "toleration of intolerance". We can fight back. Any legal and nonviolent response against the "collective shout" people is acceptable. Share your ideas. If y
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by progbits 1y ago
You are lucky if they even answer. Most of those are like: $movie release date <five paragraphs of garbage> While we don't know the actual $movie release date yet, ...
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by progbits 1y ago
This makes no sense. The seatbelt laws are not archaic by any meaning of the word, and they can be justified with rational arguments. Care to try doing the same for family thing? Aside from tradition.

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