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by tra3 3y ago
You can pass a sha into your workflow and then check it out.
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by tra3 3y ago
The confluence of events that allowed an unpiloted jet to land with its engine idling.. its unbelievable.
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by tra3 3y ago
Garmin also has a “stress” metrics but I’ve found it unreliable.
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by tra3 3y ago
Do you use the watch or the garmin app? Is it the instantaneous reading you’re looking at or some sort of average?
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by tra3 3y ago
Is there anyway to automate slack without going the api route (since it requires workspace admin approval)? I want to start by having a global shortcut in macOS that sets me away and disables notifications. I don’t want to click anywhere.
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by tra3 3y ago
Are there any videos in particular that you can recommend?
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by tra3 3y ago
There was a paper published about facebooks infrastructure: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/atc23-huye.pdf > Scale is measured in millions of instances: On 2022/12/21, the microservice topology co
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by tra3 3y ago
I would buy a printed book, I think. I'm not the kind of person that can read a manual cover to cover, but I pick one up occasionally, open a random page and find something interesting/useful.
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by tra3 3y ago
> So what if Google sends me targetted ads? This is just the tip of the iceberg. What you don't see is what is going to get ya. It's not about nefarious actors lurking in the shadows, it's someone like you and me that is i
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by tra3 3y ago
I'm taking a leap here extrapolating my own experience. I hope it might be useful. I found myself in the same end state over and over (in this case, burn out). The two shared aspects between various situations were: me and the end resu
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by tra3 3y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted, pi-hole is a solid choice for the privacy conscious. @op most consumer grade routers let you easily block devices on your network. you might have to connect it initially to activate it, and then blo
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by tra3 3y ago
If you can share -- how big was the company you were working for?
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by tra3 3y ago
I'd like to hear from people that have done sabbaticals or even a longish unpaid time off (say 6 weeks or more). How many times have you done it? How did you manager take it? How did you colleagues react? I'd like to take a few we
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by tra3 3y ago
Comparing slack notifications and copilot is interesting, there are certainly some parallels. To me, it’s more like a horizon indicator when flying drones. I can manage without, but gonna have a hell of a time not crashing. I was thinking a
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by tra3 3y ago
I don’t get it. How can multileg flights be cheaper than single leg flights? Is the system optimizing for length of travel?
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by tra3 3y ago
What falls under technical quality label?
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by tra3 3y ago
The “move fast and break things” context. Ship it now, make butt load of money by over promising and under delivering. No need for testing or docs. Adding half baked features, you only live once.
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by tra3 3y ago
Care to elaborate? I know professional engineers in Canada get a designation but I’m not aware of anything similar for software engineers.
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by tra3 3y ago
> The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more. Let that sink in for a second. This can be a positive or a negative. If you’re a 10x engineer, do you have to do 10x more work?
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by tra3 3y ago
curl is such an amazing tool. Most of my coworkers are not comfortable with the command line and prefer to use GUI tools like postman. Having curl as part of your shell's history is a minor super power. What was that API end point that
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by tra3 3y ago
Most of the microservice code I see is response = fetch(url, payload) if (response.error) ... but 99% of the folks I ask what is going to happen when the fetch does NOT error out but instead takes 10 seconds look at me like I'
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by tra3 3y ago
What’s adversarial content? Are you referring to “la technique”, the cookbook?
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by tra3 3y ago
Can you do a good job, be creative, within the boundaries of your role?
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by tra3 3y ago
I’m working with a distributed monolith right now. The system is misbehaving as a whole, but it’s difficult to point to one individual piece and say — this is the culprit. A number of reversible decisions over the course of the years result
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by tra3 3y ago
In my experience, a quick decision is often a poor decision. Most of the time it’s suboptimal but occasional it’s outright damaging. Most places I’ve worked at, claim that decisions are reversible, but they aren’t. Unless a process or a pie
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by tra3 3y ago
Confrontation seems like the nuclear option so I’d like to avoid that. In the spirit of incremental improvement, what’s the smallest action that you’d recommend that I can take?
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by tra3 3y ago
Any tips for working with a remote micromanager? Constant “can you talk now?”, even though we have a daily 1:1 scheduled in an hour. Written daily updates in slack followed by 45 minute stand up. I already try to overcommunicate, but it doe
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by tra3 3y ago
Slight aside: does anyone know how mermaid/planutml layout functionality is implemented? I'd like to do something similar (but much simpler). I have a few entities (boxes) that are part of a DAG, and I'd like to lay them out
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by tra3 3y ago
Confluence has a mermaid js plugin [0]. This is in fact why I switched from plantuml to mermaid. 0: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1214124/mermaid-plugi...
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by tra3 3y ago
It's about intention. If your goal is to get stuff done, you'll get stuff done. If your goal is to appear to be getting stuff done, you may be perceived as someone productive but the facts on the ground will be different.

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