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thesnider

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    Comment #11474745

    There are actually two different SRE roles: the one people are describing above where you are 85-99% of the way to SWE (Software Engineer), and you have sysadminy experience, and a…

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    Comment #11249756

    Instead of doing something like this, it's often actually simpler and easier to manage if you use the built-in ssh certificate feature. Check out https://www.digitalocean.com/commu…

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    Comment #10935621

    I think you're misreading that sentence. "Examples are the programming languages Clojure, which is a contemporary dialect of Lisp, Rebol and Refal.", which claims that Clojure is a…

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    Comment #10540727

    They would just fund the renter's legal team.

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    Comment #10279511

    I wouldn't be so sure of that -- none of Google's clusters use ECC, for instance.

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    Comment #10271944

    I don't think that optional typing is in general an attempt to solve sucky static type systems -- instead, many researchers and organizations view it as a way of converting program…

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    Comment #10237494

    This article badly wants a thing that already exists -- sandstorm.io. Done.

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    Comment #10179904

    If it's not 'too popular', it defaults to 'suggestions' mode, which will show all the vandalism -- switch to 'viewing' mode, and you'll only see the original doc.

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    Comment #9874034

    Well, coal is still subsidized, so I wouldn't hold my breath.

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    Comment #9795477

    Yes, if they're running NTP anyway. Normal clock drift/skew correction would already cause this sort of thing.

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    Comment #9677282

    This is extremely dependent on your org, and is subject to approval from marketing.

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    Comment #9403609

    It's change by 10X, typically.

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    Comment #9059502

    ...so it's totally fine to not have gender parity in software engineering because the culture that creates that norm also screws up in creating a 'men can't be child care workers' …

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    Comment #8998251

    After working at a job that had a horrible patchwork of monitoring techniques (including at least two in-house systems), I was desperately pining for borgmon, actually. Never thoug…

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    Comment #8953699

    Not only is it hard to read on mobile, it also somehow disables inertia scrolling, something I've never experienced on an angularjs site

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    Comment #8877721

    Apple prohibits most employees from working on their shuttles, interestingly enough -- too much risk that a fellow employee would see something they're not cleared for.

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    Comment #8867277

    After struggling with thrift's Go binding (it happily generated broken Go code with the Aurora project's thrift file), I'm now skeptical that any of the others really works. I've n…

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    Comment #8721191

    This article seems super weird -- do people actually use Grunt/Gulp to run a single command at a time? Most uses that I've encountered are along the lines of 'we've got this huge b…

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    Comment #8077689

    It's not clear to me in what ways this is different than Trello apart from the flatter UI -- care to clarify?

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    Comment #7682706

    Do you have links/pointers? I'm familiar with several well-running systems of this type, so I'm just curious.

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    Comment #7112407

    If only opa were released under a license that let normal people feel safe about experimenting with it/reading its source :(.

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    Comment #7003636

    counter-example: EVE Online.