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I agree. I use syncthing for syncing phones and laptops. For data like photos, which aren't really updated. It works very nice. And for documents updated by one user, moving betwee…

I've switched from photoprism to immich. Immich is a much more active project, bugs are fixed, face recognition is an order of magnitude better, just an overall more solid experien…

Proemion | Senior Backend Engineer | Full Time | REMOTE (Europe) Proemion is providing an all-included remote telemetry service for industrial machinery. We develop hardware, firmw…

I appreciate you say this with humour. But if you voluntary or due to circumstances out of your control cannot distract you brain... At least nine starts thinking. The energy cost …

This and also being able to satisfy an itch at any moment. Be it youtube or facebook, whatever your favourite drug is. It's infinitely available and is much easier than any other f…

I'm in my mid-30s. And your advice is really what I've come to realize. When I took my last promotion into engineering management, I had ambitions to become the next CTO in this co…

Our anecdata: we store telemetry per thing. After loading a month worth of data - timescaldb as hosted by their cloud ran a difference aggregation in seconds. Clickhouse routinely …

Works fine for me ;)

Then it's no longer just your data. Someone else now also has a copy. How do you know they don't leak it or provide it to someone? There's value in hhavingyour data only local with…

Syncthing is great! Are you using zerotier for transport security. Or does it improve speed as well? Off-site syncs are far too slow for me. Luckily, it's very rare that I have to …

Disclaimer: used to work at GS. Left to work remotely in another region. GS is a big company. There's lots of people there. Some 8k people are in the tech division. And the employe…

Same here. Love it! Switched the missus as well. Since it easier to have a homogenous set of machines. She's as non-technical as they come. But browsers work the same. So she hardl…

That's it. I believe, like in any market the top earners, who are hard to get and hurt when they go will continue to get high pay. Since even if you include the world (and most job…

When one updates internal dependency versions one usually has to find them. At least that was the story with my gigs. So there's a listing somewhere. So you wouldn't get a random v…

Why would you want your CI to depend on an external source. Say a legit upgrade happened, but it has a breaking change. Now your build is broken. Fixed versions for as many things …

What I got out of the article: - define what productive means for you. The narrow definition of "doing work" won't work for the missus, kids. And your general well being for most o…

Totally right. Remember that capital doesn't have a nation. Companies registered in the US have to comply with US laws. But a legal entity in Pakistan have to obide by those rules.…

I can send that. I've been fully remote for 4 years. Because the small village where we wanted to live has 0 tech jobs within reasonable commute distance. I've gone from IC to team…

What about polarisation of politics and deglobalisation? Are those real and what's their impact?

InertBrake - well done on your internship :) As someone who's been through internships and many years of in office work this is worrying me too. Our junior colleagues coming in wit…

I also find that 100 things to do as a manager is a misconception. Doing 100 things well in a day is impossible. Picking the 3 to do super-well and doing those. Yields the best res…

I agree with you, but this is predicated on there being a healthy demand-supply ratio. My personal expectation is that there is a lot of developers out there and at least at non-ju…