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Comment #47903873
Not a single mention of SPIRE thus far, sus
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Comment #42196835
I'm a xoogler so I don't have access. Do you have a TL;DR that you can share here (for non-Googlers)?
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Comment #42196345
Unix Domain Sockets are the standard mechanism for app->sidecar communication at Google (ex: Talking to the TI envelope for logging etc.)
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Comment #41340574
I think having multiple "views" of these diagrams would be nifty. In addition to the standard visualization, you could have an "index" visualization that also captures foreign keys…
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Comment #41326447
Ah yes diskless borg :)
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Comment #40048521
> For 30 years how telemetry is produced has not changed: we define all of the data points that we need ahead of time and ship them out of the origin process, typically at large ex…
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Comment #39421177
Boy do I miss go/epitaphs; you could actually sort by departures based on tenure as well. But I've heard you could get into trouble for scraping epitaphs or specific ganpati groups…
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Comment #39256992
You're right, I'll get my employment contract and get it checked by a lawyer to see what's what. I'm guessing I would need the help of an "employment lawyer" to figure out what my …
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Comment #39256704
I'm not sure what my employment contract states but I wonder if California Labor Code section 96 overrides things even if the contract says something like "explicit approval must b…
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Is moonlighting as a CS coach legal in CA?
I work full-time as a senior engineer at a company in the bay area and wonder whether I could start a side-hustle as a computer science / system design coach on the side. I would c…
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Comment #38811993
You can cop it on the cheap from Mexico FWIW
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Comment #38727093
> there have been many instances when we have had to lower the hiring bar to meet diversity requirements. Where have you worked, if you don't mind me asking?