temikus

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by temikus 5y ago
Well depends on where in the world you are. Preferably something in person of course.
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by temikus 5y ago
I used to be in a situation like that. Couldn’t change positions due to a visa requirement and management took advantage of that. What helped me: - Have a light at the end of the tunnel, i.e. issuance of my permanent residency which would p
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by temikus 5y ago
Not that long ago. 2 years.
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by temikus 5y ago
Ah, no - I meant why “pause in trading” is a news item.
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by temikus 5y ago
That’s one of the fun things you get to do in a giant company - careful performance tuning on large systems can yield some really massive results. And because of that it’s easy to get leadership support for those types of projects. Saved te
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by temikus 5y ago
That’s completely normal practice, I’m not sure why this is a news item.
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by temikus 5y ago
Either quit and take 3 months off before you start looking or find a new job ASAP and put your start date much later. Life’s too short to be in the wrong job. Mental health damage takes a long time to heal so don’t let it get that bad. Mark
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by temikus 5y ago
I would apply Occam’s razor for this - the topic is becoming less and less relevant: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=%2Fm%2F0...
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by temikus 5y ago
Sadly have to agree with this. And it’s not only security too. The amount of bad advice on r/SRE for example is worrying :|
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by temikus 5y ago
OWASP Slack may be a good place to ask. In my experience the quality of answers there is pretty high: https://owasp.org/slack/invite YMMV though.
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by temikus 5y ago
I used to work for GOOG and one thing I can attest to that bias is taken VERY seriously, so it’s not quite that simple.
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by temikus 5y ago
Yep. Have to do that with medical/chemistry queries all the time.
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by temikus 5y ago
Not the OP but I think he might be referencing this study from Columbia where they found that the “Featured” articles were mostly left-leaning: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3290605.3300683 The cause of this is d
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by temikus 5y ago
Yeah I often have to add “reddit” afterwards and hunt for links there or use “site:” predicate to get decent results in addition to using a results blocker to filter out a lot of useless SEO results (e.g. Pinterest/Gitmemory)
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by temikus 5y ago
This is really neat. We have some Kafka transformation/deduplication use-cases that we can leverage this on. Thanks for sharing!
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by temikus 5y ago
I think the public transport is a US thing to be honest. I’ve lived in 10+ countries by now and the only place public transport completely sucked was the US. Everywhere else it’s been clean, efficient and fast. Even in places like Russia.
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by temikus 5y ago
It’s not everyday we hear something good about American healthcare. Kudos to those who worked on this bill!
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by temikus 5y ago
You can use https://projectifi.io for that. I use it since I'm Ozzie and it's properly accounting for Australian Superannuation.
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by temikus 5y ago
Because it’s sometimes hard to discern from Backscatter (malicious bounce messages). See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backscatter_(email)
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by temikus 5y ago
Some suggestions from a person who spent a long time tinkering with the AV setup: - Switch out Scarlett Solo for Scarlett 2i2. Solo doesn’t have any control over the Monitor volume so if you’re using headphones dialling volume back and for
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by temikus 5y ago
Aptly put :) Thank you!
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by temikus 5y ago
One of the constants I've seen in the past 15 years is soft skills and leadership - learn how to work in a team, how to socialize ideas, lead without authority, do cross-functional work. This will make you stand out from your peers and
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by temikus 5y ago
As an OSS maintainer myself writing something like that on the bug tracker would make it less likely to be worked on as this indicates complete disregard for maintainer’s time and efforts. I know for a fact that I have at least one trillion
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by temikus 5y ago
- Crashing an airplane - Recklessly endangering other people in the area (this was not far from established hiking trails) - Getting investigated by FAA All for barely 200k views on YouTube. Wow.
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by temikus 5y ago
At this price the deal probably minted quite a few new millionaires, so I think it’s a good thing for people who worked on something for 10+ years. It’s no S1 but for a lot of early contributors it’s probably a ticket to never having to wor
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by temikus 5y ago
Woah, mate. I think that way of thinking might be more-than-slightly career limiting. The community does play a role in the ecosystem you’re buying into. You will most likely need to send PR’s / bug reports in at some point. If the cor
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by temikus 5y ago
Worked at Google. Wouldn’t doubt this story for a second. Met a ton of amazing people at google but also some _very_ interesting characters. Ratio of good-to-questionable has been pretty good though, so can’t complain.
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by temikus 5y ago
Not defending this at all but this does show you’ve never visited Singapore. Before entering you repeatedly get many many notices of a death penalty for drug traffickers regardless of the quantity and type. It’s even written in large bold l
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by temikus 5y ago
That’s not how this works - cars go at a speed limit set by the road they’re on. The speed limit is selected based on safety factors present on the road. By your logic, one needs to move 30mph on the interstate to make sure they can react t
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by temikus 5y ago
If only we paid the same attention to human driver accidents. It's good to keep the company and technology accountable but I still believe that autopilot is _miles_ better than your _average_ driver. Like in this particular case - it w

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