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Comment #29730478
CSIS still seems low by most standards: https://www.canada.ca/en/security-intelligence-service/corpo... You can get "level 6" salaries as a new grad at a canadian bank.
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Comment #29730427
All about that capex vs opex!
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Comment #29265507
I'm not an NFT fan by any stretch of the imagination but you can buy a reproduction of the Mona Lisa or a fake Mickey Mantle card. https://www.amazon.com/DECORARTS-Leonardo-Davinci…
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Comment #28543908
Yeah this can be quite frustrating. I've had the same thing the other way, where I feel that I usually give kind and fair code reviews (no nitpicking, etc) but have had former coll…
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Comment #24887418
Yep! I'm seeing this as well.
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Comment #23444462
I'm guessing they're using watch.ly. I've never heard of the service but it's on the header of the fastcomments blog. Watch.ly mentions a service that will "add realtime hit counte…
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Comment #23442753
Damn man.. I really need to just suck it up and try and get a job in the US when COVID wraps up and we can get across the border again. I don't really want to work there and be so …
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Comment #23440765
On top of the lower base salaries, the compensation you receive in the form of stocks is also a good bit lower.
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Comment #22349127
I remember everyone in my office stopped working for about 30 minutes to watch that dual rocket landing and being completely blown away.
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Comment #21930080
Yup! I got started with this book and automated a bunch of things in one of my internships about 3 years ago. I was in a network administration focused program in university. I dec…
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Comment #21929017
Yeah I think that it's more of a hobby for a lot of people than something that significantly improves their daily lives.
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Comment #21928815
I think it's at a pretty good state right now. A lot of the things you'll need aren't exactly cheap (in my opinion) but you can definitely automate a lot nowadays. Check out hassio…
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Comment #21569774
My biggest gripe is by FAR interruptions. I can deal with a noisy office. I can't deal with people that constantly and endlessly interrupt me because they know I know the answer to…
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Comment #20903544
CloudWatch log filters are pretty bad too. I basically just use ctrl + f now in cw logs to find what I'm looking for.
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Comment #20622032
Is this Microsoft? If so, good to know they've adopted this policy!
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Comment #19916356
I'm by no means a hardcore python dev but I feel like these are all pretty basic, common things. No?
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Comment #19640394
Yeah...Azure Gov is the same. They'll always be behind the commercial offering.
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Comment #19640386
No real surprise here..
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Comment #19536585
That's a real head scratcher
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Comment #18953569
Ah okay, fair enough! Guess I just don't really have that much personal data but it makes sense in your situation.
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Comment #18953504
Is it weird that I don't have GBs of my own personal files/data? I get if you have movies/tv shows or whatever, that's different. I just don't know what personal data you could pos…
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Comment #18939409
The screenshot has a tab open on this article: https://www.troyhunt.com/the-773-million-record-collection-1... I don't think it's from the seller - looks like it was taken by the a…
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