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by yanslookup 8y ago
Posted above but someone at my org sent an invite to everyone. Having a list of everyone that received an invite does not mean they signed up...
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by yanslookup 8y ago
What someone at my org did was send an invite to everyone, so pretty much everyone got an email. We use outlook webapps so it is easy enough to login on a non company device to click the link. My company knows everyone that got a link (ever
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Is there a dockerhub like interface where I can see all of the repos and available tags? I clicked several links in the blog but didn't see anything similar.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
> It turns out optimally computing the LZ Distance Metric requires efficiently solving the Longest Common Substring problem, which can be solved with a generalized suffix tree in O(N + M) time. Imagine you walked in to your Google interv
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by yanslookup 8y ago
what?
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by yanslookup 8y ago
This is really good. Reformat it and turn it in to a book. Market it as essential reading for anyone running or thinking about running kubernetes or vault. Edit: actually this is way more in depth than is needed for k8s. But, I think that&#
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by yanslookup 8y ago
How else can we isolate the effects of the program? To be honest I subscribe to the idea that the FANG etc interviews are proxies for an IQ test. So it is entirely possible lambda school trains a high enough IQ individual and they pass a fu
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by yanslookup 8y ago
I'll take that bet with conditions: - grad must have a rejection from an onsite interview at Google before lambda school - position must be for a T3 swe II
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by yanslookup 8y ago
This is the same system with the same problem. Yes highest salary wins but the ultimate goal is to increase the cap. If the cap is increased to 300k per year and they switch to an auction, you are going to get more 55k senior engineers in d
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by yanslookup 8y ago
"They" are already designing this and it'll make the problem worse not better. They will keep the 4 DoL skill levels used for H1B and put caps at each level. The extra twist is it will be in the shape of a pyramid where there
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by yanslookup 8y ago
This is my exact argument against h1b, but something tells me you didn't mean it that way. The fact is if we want to truly attract the best and brightest we need to give them citizenship and pay them for their superior skills. As it is
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by yanslookup 8y ago
This is more common than you'd imagine and it's telling that a company the size of Cisco can't hide it. Between OPT and H1B the relationship between tech and immigration is grim.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
The reason you don't do this is there is a real possibility they are willing to pay $X+25%, so now you've just anchored the discussion around $X and you'll likely not see an offer for more unless you've really low balled
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by yanslookup 8y ago
The crazy thing is, in this current market, you might actually be low balling yourself at 300k...
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by yanslookup 8y ago
This is great. Does anyone have guides on how to do the cluster creation bootstrap on public clouds where you don't get a known DNS name ahead of time and master nodes may come and go? Ie I want to bake an AMI and create an ASG so that
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Yes! I'd be curious what Go does differently from other languages that helps with that second part.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
high performance != highly scalable. I was really hoping for some discussion on highly scalable systems and not necessarily optimizing database queries.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Article makes the argument that Apple is secretly releasing tech (iWatch, Airpods, screentime app) that aim to eventually phase out the screen. With AR and VR, my money is on more screen time in the future not less.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
basic communication is not language. The jury is not out, I'm not going to repeat the facts but it is pretty clear to ANY linguist that Koko and all of the animal kingdom do not have language. CHOMSKY: That’s about like saying that Oly
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by yanslookup 8y ago
You are convincing yourself of what you want to see. Yes, Koko could reproduce various signs with her hands, but she did not have anything near language.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Curious, what are the n-order effects of large corporations reducing the cost of providing health insurance for their employees? My wages won't go up (probably), their profits will go up but I'm sure many other things happen in th
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Quasar is Loom. Hopefully pron chimes in.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
> Fact, one of the ladies had twins and came back after a month In most cases this isn't optimal for the baby, mother, father or society. Just because one family decides to do it that way doesn't mean we should support a system
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Interesting. What industry if you don't want to name names? Total comp at Google for a "senior" (8-12 years experience) is $300k-$400k. Rare to hear about a non SV darling paying developers that much.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Does the company you are at now pay developers the same as the companies that ask these types of questions? In my experience the companies asking these types of questions are picky because they can be.
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by yanslookup 8y ago
I recently had an onsite tech screen at a FANG company that requires whiteboard programming. The problem itself wasn't hard but I missed a requirement that was actually a hint. I shutdown and couldn't move on or work through it. T
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Has anyone found any articles comparing and contrasting Cilium with other popular k8s networking impls? ie Flannel, Calico etc?
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by yanslookup 8y ago
Which domain?
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by yanslookup 9y ago
Which claims? That Russian trolls used reddit to influence US voters?
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by yanslookup 9y ago
Does this mean I can use my gopro hero 3 as a wireless webcam? Awesome.

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