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Keycloak is now running on Quarkus, so startup times are much faster (few seconds). But -- KC is not something you start up often (in production). It's reliable, flexible and actively developed, so not a bad choice as a self-hosted IAM
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4y ago
Videocalls kill M1 Mac batteries too. (Typing this from a 16" MBP M1 Pro that last around 4 hours if you're using Google Meet on it.)
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4y ago
This is not a universal rule. Really not -- there's an important exception that people (especially managers) tend to forget. Reflect on issues where they happened. I.e. if someone is an asshole on a meeting, you (as a leader) need to r
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5y ago
Patient portal + electronic health records. 1000 CPU cores, not CPUs. :)
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5y ago
Our full acceptance test run in 3 hrs (on build servers with 64 cores and 3xx GB memory) and we have PRs coming up every hour or so. We run the acceptance tests for all PRs and also the main branch after each change. So a given PR needs to
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5y ago
> Another great thing about exercise is it tends to improve sleep a lot Depends. For example, picking up a new sport (new type of movement/activity) can disrupt your sleep for weeks or months and it represents lots of extra stress.
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5y ago
What we do: - we track work (doesn't matter where), each story has a list of "acceptance criteria", for example: 'if a user logs in, there's a big red button in the middle of the screen, and if the user clicks on it
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5y ago
> the descent into a Putineque regime seems unavoidable at this point. I have hopes that this is not possible because of geographical/geopolitical reasons.
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TL;DR: the big issues here are: - these systems can NATO information and it is likely that the target was NATO, not (just) Hungary - Hungary (the state) had an outstanding, internationally renowned cyber defense team that's been gradua
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5y ago
I didn't improve much over time, really. The big improvement is accepting who I am and being more conscious about pros and cons of various character traits. Worth reading Rohr's book about the Enneagram; you don't need to car
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5y ago
It definitely does, without any kind of extra configuration or work.
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5y ago
We experimented with X forwarding, but it worked well only on e.g. local networks. Some people still ended up using X forwarding, but JB Gateway or VSC Remote is in a different league. We have also tried Jetbrains Projector, which is basica
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5y ago
We're moving our whole company to this product right now. Instead of buying (and upgrading) more and more powerful laptops for our (fully remote) dev team, we just get them whatever thin&light stuff they want, and a dedicated serve
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5y ago
They're not cheap :) or -- I'm not sure what you mean by cheap, but good Java coders are generally amongst the best paid ones.
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5y ago
Ours is different. Tests (end-to-end and integration) are at the bottom. If there are no tests that prove that the code works, we won't really look further because we don't even know if the code implements the right thing. Then co
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5y ago
No, it's not normal. Honestly, it is not even normal to be 5 mins late from an interview. I'm a VPE at a not-very-big company, still involved in occasional intro calls with junior engineers (with zero experience). I'd be asha
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https://spinor.info/weblog/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/felcsu... We (Hungary) are spending huge amounts of public money on building stadiums everywhere (dozens and dozens of them). On the linked pict
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5y ago
Teslas are very minimalistic I think. That's also why I don't find them interesting, e.g. a BMW iX is much more controversial (maybe uglier?).
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> Negotiation skills shouldn't drive compensation. Value to the company should. What percentage of the per-employee revenue do employees deserve? Negotiation is the way of establishing this, and 'value' is only one part of
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5y ago
Security and bugfixes generally don't cost that much. Most of the subscription fee is going to go towards new features (and possibly new products).
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I'm a VPE at a small-ish org (30 devs or so, currently), and I regularly skim through commit history and keep an eye on various technical chat (we're fully remote, so there's lots of chat). I don't think I spend more tha
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Early ‘lab-grown’ Covid virus found in sample lends weight to Wuhan theory
(web.archive.org)
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I think almost everything he says is true (based on my own experience with management). The reason this post is good is because it provides very 'quotable' statements. Of course no one will learn how to be a good manager just base
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5y ago
This is something that bothers me often about the US-centric view about DEI. I got lectured by a white guy from the US a couple of times wrt. not focusing enough on skin color and gender/sex when e.g. hiring, but somehow he was totally
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> Are people doing stuff on their computers I'm not even aware we can do because I use Linux? Yes, that’s mostly it. Fractional display scaling, good battery life, switching between audio devices that might be wireless or connected
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5y ago
Obviously anecdotal, but I've had it since I recovered from Omicron (after 3 jabs).
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Tell HN: Atlassian Charges Extra for Showing Basic Security Info
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> A true leader is someone people obey because they believe in him. No true scotsman? There are multiple ways to reach your goals, I don't think that one of them is 'truer'than the other.
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Patients Know Best | Cloud Engineer, Software Engineers | 100% Remote | Europe | Full-time | https://patientsknowbest.com/careers We're building Europe's biggest patient-held health record platform. We are a compa
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In my country the third major provider still doesn’t support it, the second (Vodafone) started supporting it in 2021. (EU member state.)
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