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Doesn’t let me open on DDG. No ad revenue for you pupuweb
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You’re selfish.
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3y ago
That’s the market
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3y ago
Duffman says a lot of things!
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3y ago
There’s quite a few metro areas where “money” is not enough to live near where the office is. Manhattan, Boston, I imagine large swaths of the bay and valley. Even having a 250+k salary does not afford a convenient house for commuting espec
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Yeah I’m with google on this one, at the end of the day I need that recipe faster
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3y ago
The DevOps Handbook by Gene Kim et all, and the Google SRE book. Also learn Ansible and Terraform.
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3y ago
Why not be honest? There’s nothing to hide and a hiring manager isn’t gonna care as long as you are qualified.
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iPad + keyboard folio can get a lot done on the go.
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You can’t just hand wave away 95% of users
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Your bonus is not part of your salary. It’s part of your total compensation.
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Google shows TridentKV
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Pedantic but my advice is that properly stated you would ask “any advice?” We never say “advices.”
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3y ago
This link doesn’t work on chrome or DDG mobile at all
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FAANG engineers are usually pigeonholed into extreme niches and work with rigid longstanding systems. Startups need jacks of all trades.
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3y ago
It’s free. Podman is a compatible alternative though.
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There are lies, damn lies, and statistics
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How do you figure Amazon is failing? I doubt anybody’s AWS bill has declined lately
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As a parent this is a heartwarming article. We sometimes forget that children have always been children. Thanks for sharing.
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Pot, meet kettle
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The teeth are the freakiest part
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3y ago
Just get a Chase Sapphire Reserve, you’ll get lounge access and a credit for Precheck
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3y ago
https://roadmap.sh/devops
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The open world genre is going to be an interesting application for AI over the next decade or two
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Used to love this genre. I have fond memories of a copy of EGA Trek bought for like $10 on a floppy at a bookstore or similar. There was also a text-mode trek-like called BEGIN that was great. I wrote a TI calculator version that was a fun
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A lot of tech folks could do with reading this book. To really understand how “sticktoitiveness”/exhaustion of options/plain old hard work is a powerful way and sometimes the only way of troubleshooting and solving problems.
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Why do we always have to make a leap to alarmism in a headline these days?
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3y ago
Nice! How bout the Klingon one?
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K8s is pretty wonderful when it “clicks” but it’s still obscenely over complicated. I hope the next big thing in container orchestration is built with long term maintainability in mind.
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I'm Re-Imagining the Command Line Interpreter [video]
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