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clebio

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About clebio

I'm a data engineer working at a consultancy that helps intelligent, mature companies with large-scale architecture solutions. Feel free to reach out to me for whatever reason.

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    I appreciated the read.

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    Comment #21817618

    Why in the world is this age-based?

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    Context (icymi): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20901572 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20891907

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    Comment #20901359

    What the even what. This is double speak.

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    Comment #20901345

    The front fell off. It's perfectly normal. They towed it out of the environment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM

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    I didn't realize people actually use the term "Cyber".

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    Comment #20408352

    > It's not ... a computer science issue. full stop.

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    Comment #20407419

    No one said we were (_more_ concerned).

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    This is such a specious argument and yet repeated ad nauseam. Please stop. For one, it doesn't make the listening and harvesting of data ok, just because it may already be happenin…

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    None of which invalidates these concerns. You just fall into category 1 or 3.

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    Comment #20389245

    If only software development was actually an Engineering profession....

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    Comment #20389209

    Not sure why he didn't just give us kill -9 $(lsof -i :19421)

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    Comment #20349595

    The physical dial knob on BMW's is pretty awesome for this.

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    Skimming just the abstract: > Consequently, an ocean tide on ancient Venus could have had significant effects on the rotational history of the planet The implication seems to be th…

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    It depends on attack surface and what tooling you already have in place. But for example: > Finding suspicious outbound network activity https://blog.rapid7.com/2016/05/09/introduc…

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    Comment #19654946

    Can Emacs.app act as emacsclient?

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    I use emacs `-nw` within tmux, on iterm2/3 on mac. There are several terrible problems with this setup which I've never bothered to lose a weekend to trying to sort out (don't misu…

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    Any particular Garmin device you recommend?