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Comment #19800623
Datto | Portland, OR | Linux Systems Engineer | FULL-TIME | ONSITE Datto, the world’s leading provider of IT solutions delivered through managed service providers, is looking for a…
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Datto | Portland, OR | Linux Systems Engineer | FULL-TIME | ONSITE Datto, the world’s leading provider of IT solutions delivered through managed service providers, is looking for a…
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Comment #12628322
LegitScript | Portland, OR | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | DevOps Engineer http://www.legitscript.com LegitScript, one of the Top 100 Workplaces in Oregon, is seeking a senior level DevOps E…
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Comment #7658245
Good point. I think finding a mentor will need to happen organically (if it does at all). I'm glad that there are even a few people right here who actively mentor other people and …
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Ask HN: Did you have a mentor? Have you ever mentored someone?
I'm 23 and just joined the software industry. I feel like mentorship is something that's missing from my life, and it would benefit me both as a programmer and person in general if…
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Comment #7653944
Did it change how you feel about interacting with people in general? This is the first time I've heard of "rejection therapy". It interests me but maybe it approaches the problem i…
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Comment #7268939
Who makes the decision about data retention in these cases? Do they plan with breaches in mind? Can anyone who works in that position shed some light on this? Last spring I receive…
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Comment #6789968
Would you recommend those books to someone who is just familiar with the Linux command line and knows the basics of C? I want to start understanding the system I use everyday, in d…
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Comment #6371731
It never occurred to me how perfect programming languages are for poetry. You have all these extra characters and whitespace to change how a piece of text feels or reads, and it be…
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Comment #6284678
I'm looking at the 'Puma' section in Jesse Storimer's book "Working With TCP Sockets" and that seems to be the general idea behind it... uses a thread pool for concurrency, monitor…
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Comment #6284477
What did you use for profiling? Their newrelic add-on?
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Comment #6141060
Did you see the interview that USA Today conducted with NSA whistleblowers Thomas Drake and William Binney when Snowden's leaks were first published? They specifically addressed th…
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Comment #6117092
The idea that being a "dumb" programmer helps with debugging reminds me of a tactic I see people use on StackOverflow. Some programmer will post a problem they're having, and lots …
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Comment #6057096
There are probably a lot of people who do think that the US is close to some kind of totalitarianism, but when speaking about it they might add a disclaimer because otherwise they'…
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Comment #5927164
Have you seen the Lisp resources on Paul Graham's website? The Lisp FAQ ( http://paulgraham.com/lispfaq1.html ) answered a lot of my own questions. I've been drawn towards learning…