tkahnoski

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by tkahnoski 6y ago
Some products have started doing public github “roadmaps”. Use github issues to get more accessible public feedback but who knows how that gets processed internally.
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by tkahnoski 6y ago
AWS products always take an MVP approach. The rest is driven by customer feedback on the roadmap. CodeGuru/CodeProfiler/X-Ray are similar to limited language support they've built out over time. Whenever I see a product annou
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
I apologize if I misunderstood your intent. I can see other ways of interpreting what you said. I originally took your point to be that the current risks, although sad, are acceptable and we face greater peril from slowing down economic act
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
Ouch. I have this opinion of my dog. An extra year or two... not a big deal. I do not have this opinion of my parents or any other immuno-compromised individual. Your worst-case-scenario is absolutely the worst-case scenario in many individ
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
This is one of those things that are obvious once stated, but for some reason never made the connection. I fell out of gaming shortly after Wii was released (adulting?). Did the later installments of the franchise deliver the same experienc
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
Batten down the hatches. Or maybe a herd strength thing where one ship detects and can send out an alert for others to redirect around the path.
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
DealerSocket | Dallas, TX | Full-time, Onsite I am looking for a mid-level Python developer (2 to 5 yrs of experience) to work on the Glue between our Tools. If you like automating things and making life easier for your colleagues this is a
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
Trying to compare it to another code analyzer... https://sonarcloud.io/about/pricing 100k lines for €10/mo.
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
I was pleasantly surprised when the Dallas public library didn’t have late fees I was used to as a kid. They allow 99 auto-renewals which seems absurd. Unfortunately you don’t get an alert when a hold is in place you get an alert letting yo
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
DealerSocket | DevOps Engineer | Irving, TX and Draper, UT | ONSITE DealerSocket powers the business operations of automotive dealerships across the United States. My Team is hiring engineers to build and drive adoption of DevOps practices.
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
Parenting style definitely changes 1 to 2, 2 to 3, after 3 it's kind of a wash. Helicopter parenting or "Tiger Mom" styles don't scale well. A colleague of mine has 7 kids. Both she and her husband work full time with wh
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
Have you had first experience with H1-B employees? There definitely is inertia on moving companies for higher wage. However in my experience the public posting of title and salary has lifted net wages as it provides transparency on wages th
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
It would seem logical that this is easier in cities that existed before the car vs cities that existed after. Those cities would have had sufficient residential and commercial density that the adapted to facilitating travel by car and truck
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
DealerSocket | Dallas, TX and San Clemente, CA | Mid-Level & Sr. DevOps Engineer (and others) | Full-Time | On-Site At DealerSocket we are working with manufacturers and automotive dealers to streamline the management and operations of
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
My 3 year old covers his ears in any public bathroom regardless of whether anyone is even in there. Hand dryers are one item but there are some toilets that are also excessively loud as well.
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
I've used simple problems 'write a function to give me a maximum from a list' and 'provide a list of test scenarios to validate this function'. This has a surprisingly high failure rate even in cases where we just e
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
Microsoft has been in this game for a while with Visual Studio, TFS, and other tools. The same strategy is just now catching up to a larget set of better tools. IBM I believe tried to do this with their 'Rational' tool line and th
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by tkahnoski 7y ago
I've had my head buried in software post-mortems lately. I particularly appreciate the treatment DevOps Handbook gives them as far as spelling out Systems are Complex, there will be many contributing factors, you need to take in multip
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
DealerSocket https://dealersocket.com/ | Frontend, Backend, DevOps Engineers | ONSITE | Irving, TX or Draper, UT or San Clemente, CA We are hiring several software engineering positions across our locations in Irving, TX Dr
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
Even further a self-driving car can relocate itself to meet ad-hoc demand. This means privately owned vehicles (assuming they are self-driving) could be enlisted to service this additional demand. Most vehicles sit idle in a parking lot but
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
This is interesting from a sustainability model. Both lower tech to manufacturer and I'd assume less damaging to the environment than a lithium mine.
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
"How many companies inside your computer?" is the more concerning problem to me. But that's just my tinfoil hat talking.
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
Yeah. Definitely not an animal to be contained but creating an environment to keep healthy populations in stock would be a leap forward.
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
An Octopus Farm would certainly be an interesting concept.
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
Strikes close to home as current employer try to shifts to better delivery patterns. I find https://web.devopstopologies.com/ talks a bit more about organizational mistakes.
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
OMG. All I have to say is thank you.
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
Indeed. I wish with Perl I had a way to be explicit about when I could disable this behavior but its builtin to the language to such a degree to be unavoidable. (Using different Perl object frameworks and getter/setter methods is a pos
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
I have a list of Perl ‘wtf’ moments. The discovery of autovification was one of them. Perl autovivifies on existence checks. This has led to A LOT of bugs. Particularly since native Perl objects have all the behaviors of hashes so instead o
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
A year or two back they recently did maintenance on a majority of the high voltage towers in the greenway behind my house. They sent out flyers to all the residents a few days ahead. This video shows once splice. I can't imagine the cr
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by tkahnoski 8y ago
Trying to understand the thread of reasoning here so correct me if I didn't interpret this correctly. An individual observing some members of a group with different physical characteristic with a certain behavior, an individual infers

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