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by richardknop 7y ago
You create the docker image on your local computer, create checksum and write it down / remember it. Then you just use this checksum when downloading the image from other computers to check it's the same one. This only works for i
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by richardknop 7y ago
Easy answer, Google or other big company. Much better compensation, work life balance than early stage startup.
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by richardknop 7y ago
I think for a lot of people (this is just my personal opinion), it is based on arrogance of the leadership at Tesla. Especially their dismissals of the rest of the car industry which has been around for decades and knows a lot about how to
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by richardknop 8y ago
7-8 months of runway is too little, at least for me personally (I'd be afraid to go do something like this without a longer runway). Move to shared housing first, to extend your runway to 1-2 years first would be my suggestion. Also, t
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by richardknop 8y ago
Which is probably why they haven't built any. They did the math and knew they can't make profit on it so they "announced" 35k model is available but tried to upsell all people who ordered it to more expensive models, and
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by richardknop 8y ago
Well, presumably this would be configurable in the mobile app / UI so users can choose how to (order etc) liquidate their holdings in order to fund the card. Obviously there could be some sane defaults. By default aggregate all card sp
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by richardknop 8y ago
Well, you don't know that do you? Or do you have insight into why people are ignoring your recruiting messages? Could be very well about compensation but could be other reasons, too.
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by richardknop 8y ago
I receive such emails too. The question is how many of those roles actually exist for software engineers (and how often recruiters just write a big amount in the email to get your attention - remember most of these emails are automatically
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by richardknop 8y ago
Banks don't pay that well.
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by richardknop 8y ago
You can keep them for $0 ;)
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by richardknop 8y ago
If you only have $1000 and your rent alone is $1450, then obviously you are in a very bad spot. Try to save more money, because it's very difficult to change jobs if you can't even cover 3-6 months of expenses from your savings. C
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by richardknop 8y ago
Probably because software engineers who themselves are expensive are used to developing on Mac OS.
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by richardknop 8y ago
Because it’s a dead technology not really maintained anymore. Docker has pivoted to k8s so it’s a bad idea to build new projects to run on swarm imho.
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by richardknop 8y ago
You can use managed Kubernetes. And that person with expertise would mostly influence design decisions in order to write software that is easily deployed to kubernetes and orchestrated in containers. They wouldn’t be a dev ops person taking
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by richardknop 8y ago
Job offer overseas might be too good to turn down. A regulation like this would then deny this couple a potentially big improvement in their quality of life because there would be no income mobility for them. They would be unable to rent th
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by richardknop 8y ago
Important things would be: - real salary range - list of benefits (how many vacations per year, sick leave, healthcare, dental etc) - real tech stack (not what you aspire to in the long run but what is currently running in prod and what I w
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by richardknop 8y ago
It was a proper referendum, not very comparable to easily game-able internet poll.
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by richardknop 8y ago
Don't forget that wealthy people also own a lot of real estate and are rentiers so they have plenty of passive income sources to easily cruise through a recession while buying up cheap stuff which will go up in price heavily once econo
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by richardknop 8y ago
The wealthy are able to wait out recessions without having to panic sell their equities and in the end they become even richer because inevitably the bull market that comes after the crash will make them come out on the top. All the while c
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by richardknop 8y ago
> Why? Because 2 737s went down in the past few years? In last 6 months, to be more factual. 2 brand new aircraft of the latest model went down shortly after take off in less than 6 months. That is not normal and a proper investigation n
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by richardknop 8y ago
Yes. They only got the EU banking license in December. It will take at least 1-2 years before they become a bank. They will start in Estonia and then passport their banking license to other countries, eventually to UK, too. For now they are
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by richardknop 8y ago
They have received a bank license recently so they are in process of becoming a full fledged bank.
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by richardknop 8y ago
PPP are a huge scam. It’s basically a buzzword used for transferring public property into private hands. Most of the time PPP projects are ripe with corruption and end up in scandals and controversy. Typical examples are highways in Europe
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by richardknop 8y ago
Well that’s a slippery slope to start editing or deleting posts you think are Russian propaganda. You might end up editing posts by real people who are misinformed or have those beliefs for some reason. And that is totally against free spee
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by richardknop 8y ago
Not necessarily. There are examples of stalemates in Europe when government could not be formed in years. For example in Belgium but also other countries. In those cases what would usually happen is there would be an interim government of b
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by richardknop 8y ago
Not really. The version which learned from scratch was scrapped as it didn’t work at all. This version learned by observing pros. So it didn’t learn by itself, it imitated and perfected pro players.
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by richardknop 8y ago
All the cases that made it to court. Very likely this is still going on, just better concealed.
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by richardknop 8y ago
That's a slippery slope though as all publications have redactions when they print stuff that's incorrect / wrong. Arguing that Daily Mail has more redactions than others is very dangerous. New York Times had to print correct
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by richardknop 8y ago
Can you explain to me what your SaaS product does like I'm 5? I looked at the website and am a bit confused. Is this a PaaS like CloudFoundry?
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by richardknop 8y ago
I think 7 years is definitely enough to be a senior but it depends on your experience. If you have worked for Google last 7 years it’s very likely you have been promoted 3-4 times and have a lot of experience with large scale production sys

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