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TestingWithEdd
2y ago
Limited to specific areas during specific hours, and have caused crashes (at least when I lived there till last summer).
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2y ago
Essentially neural program synthesis
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2y ago
Use levels.fyi for general salaries, align Head of Development with the salary level you want to negotiate for, and use it as evidence for that rate. Want £100k? Find the appropriate level on the site that has that rate and make an argument
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2y ago
Most contracts say you can’t do work on the side in the UK without permission so I wouldn’t highlight this, just because it probably won’t impact negotiations (there’s better things to say) and at worst could cause issues where they ask you
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2y ago
$4500 now, so we could see alternatives on the market by 2030 around the $500 mark (fingers crossed)
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2y ago
I don’t think it’s per user, it’s per customer isn’t it?
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2y ago
I’m shocked people used the card - most companies affected were big, surely they’d put this through legal first to check it doesn’t impact abilities to join a lawsuit later on etc…
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It does however effect the global markets, probably visa access to U.S. schools and companies including YC, etc…
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2y ago
Yeah it’s sad. Some companies are better than others, and it’s personally my favorite part of software engineering, but a lot of large companies cut it at the first opportunity.
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As in, does the OS require the internet so CrowdStrike can send telemetry data OR will it skip that step and just boot the OS like normal?
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But then would CrowdStrike stop the startup saying it requires network connectivity to initialize or something? Just wondering how invasive the app is
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Does this mean a computer without internet access and with CrowdStrike would be unable to start up?
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You can skip paperwork but what if the patient is allergic to a medicine and you need to check medical records? Or you need to call for a surgeon but VoIP is down? Etc…
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If CrowdStrike can cause this with a faulty update (allegedly), what do you think could happen to Western infrastructure from a full blown cyberwar? It's a valid risk. > Society was able to move to mass WFH on a global scale in a si
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This is what coffeezilla said on his channel after speaking to devs at Rabbit
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Remember they’d want to run raid, maybe have backups, and manage disk failure. At that size it’ll be a daily event (off the top of my head).