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What city are you in? Across the major markets in the USA and Europe I’ve never seen a hotter market. If you aren’t getting responses I would ask someone for help with how you are marketing yourself. Post your LinkedIn profile if you’d like
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Can you please copy the Wunderlist UI? Specifically the way tasks have a nice clear outline around them. Todoist’s all white with text design makes it hard for me to get the same feeling of todos on a virtual paper list that I get from Wund
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7y ago
Yes it is more expensive. “The median cost of medical school attendance, including living expenses, was $60,945 a year for public medical school and $82,278 for private medical school.” https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08&#
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7y ago
While Terraform the tool can be used across cloud providers, Terraform configurations cannot. Each terraform file uses modules that are quite specific to the individual services provided by a given cloud. These cannot be simply swapped out
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Cue – A language for defining, generating, and validating data
(cuelang.org)
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What do you suggest instead? Is there a nice how-to for setting up emacs with evil mode and a reasonable set of defaults that don’t require endless tweaking?
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7y ago
BigQuery is /terrific/, for in-house analytics. It would very likely not be appropriate for backing a SaaS, at $5 per terabyte scanned. I would suggest the OP is just fine with Postgres for awhile. They can shard it when needed. T
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You want real continuous deployment? Or just continuous delivery? They are not the same thing. If you want real continuous deployment (which you should): - you need feature flags. See something like LaunchDarkly.com - you need Trunk Based D
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7y ago
How did you manage to get upgraded?
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7y ago
Bazel can natively build images without Docker. Bazel has many other benefits too like creating a full dependency build graph and fully reproductible builds. https://bazel.build/ https://github.com/bazelbuil
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I believe ContainerD is the default on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
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Let’s discuss economics. Does anybody have any data or anecdotes about the relative market value of C++, Java, and Go? C++ work seems to have an odd bimodal split. All the kernel and low level hardware work seems to pay a fraction of what F
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7y ago
I totally agree. Look for commercial microwaves. Here’s one: two knobs. Power and Time. Even a reasonable price $120. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004S28WEM
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This is pretty hilarious. So some consultants swooped in, there was 8 weeks of training, and now everything is going to go back to how it was. Source: seen more than one of these external “transformation” efforts. “ Through an eight-week Re
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7y ago
Salaries of $300,000 are common among the top companies, at 1-2 promotions above entry level. See https://www.levels.fyi/charts.html
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7y ago
Could you share a link? Would like to see this
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First I’ve heard of the Airbus issue. Can you provide a reference? I couldn’t find anything
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By paying even $0.01 you acknowledge the validity of the debt and then it’s much easier for them to sue you and get a judgement.
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7y ago
Anyone here working at Goldman? I’ve heard very mixed things about working there. Would love some first hand stories! Have things changed from some years ago where the technology didn’t really get any respect and everyone was second class t
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London is rapidly losing all appeal. The pound is tanking. Brexit is going to totally decimate the economy long term.
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You need to know what visa specifically you will have. If your company qualifies, and your job role qualifies, a L1(A or B) is the most likely route. Do you work for a large multinational? L1B is for folks with specialized technical knowled
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Troubleshooting Interview Preparation (My Path to SRM)
(danrl.com)
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This is really great. Please post more of these. Do you have a blog? Or Twitter?
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7y ago
It's a very competitive labor market. For employers. If you are highly skilled, you are highly in demand. Therefore, demand good treatment. Tech industry compensation has never been higher: http://levels.fyi/comp.html
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I remember this comment. I believe he discussed using a bloom filter.
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Macron’s Plan to Get French Youth onto the Factory Floor
(bloombergquint.com)
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Build a culture of fixing the alerts and pages. Having the people who write the software answer the pages builds in a closed feedback loop, incentivizing reducing the operational burden. If an external Ops group takes the burden of respondi
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Can you point to some companies and use cases they have? Perhaps some of the companies have done conference talks on the systems built on top of your research?
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I highly recommend Gregor Kiczales‘s CS classes from UBCx as a starting point [0] Gregor’s courses are based on the “How to Design Programs” book that Matthias Felleisen at Northeastern, Shriram Krishnamurthi at Brown, and others wrote. The
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This does not have the full story, only the free preview text.
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