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debunn
11mo ago
As a hybrid macOS / Windows user (with 20+ years of Windows keyboard muscle memory), I found Karabiner Elements a godsend. You can import complex key modifications from community built scripts which will automatically remap things lik
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1y ago
Might I suggest https://www.prodigygame.com - it's a free-to-play online math game, where your child is a wizard that has to answer (age appropriate) math questions to gain magic to cast spells. Note: there is a paid subs
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debunn
1y ago
I wonder if this reduction in videos on screen is a result of an experiment due to "The Paradox of Choice" / "Choice Overload"? https://thedecisionlab.com/reference-guide/economics/the-par.
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debunn
1y ago
The following is my personal experience being part of a collective bargaining union (OPSEU local 598), which encompassed a few hundred workers for Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, in Toronto Ontario, from 2007-2017. I worked in IT for the du
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debunn
2y ago
TIL! Thanks for the link - all the demos / videos had me convinced this was just e-ink technology!
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2y ago
Any ideas what the screen refresh rate is going to be at this point? All the screenshots don't have time that includes seconds, and having a watch face that can update at least every second would be a requirement for me. (I know e-ink
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2y ago
Greenworks offers battery powered leaf blowers - might have been one of these? https://www.greenworkstools.com/collections/leaf-blowers
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4y ago
I came here to recommend the same! Mine's the thermal carafe version (so it doesn't have a hot plate) - so it's even more straightforward. Some selling points you didn't mention though: - It has a 5 year warranty - It&
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4y ago
I work for an EdTech company called Prodigy Game ( https://www.prodigygame.com ) - we have Math and English adventure games that help students in grades 1 - 8 learn at school or at home. While I don't think this is a good
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6y ago
I really like the Pilot G2 pens - they use a nice flowing ink and are available in larger 1.0mm and 0.7mm sizes. They are also pretty easy to find (Amazon has them, I'm sure other stores would as well), so you shouldn't have trou
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6y ago
I may be mistaken here, but I think Patrick may be referring to the library of Stripe Press published books, which are available internally (and externally, if purchased)? https://press.stripe.com/
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6y ago
DevOps / Infrastructure Engineer / Cloud Architect / Systems Engineer / Application Developer Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (UTC-4) Remote: Yes (also experienced with working remotely) Willing to Relocate: Possibly
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6y ago
DevOps / Infrastructure Engineer / Cloud Architect / Systems Engineer / Application Developer Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (UTC-4) Remote: Yes (also experienced with working remotely) Willing to Relocate: Possib
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7y ago
Thanks - when you're primary on-call, how often do you receive alerts / pages that you have to action?
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7y ago
Thanks - that seems like a reasonable way to handle on call, and more in line with what I've seen as well. Appreciate the feedback!
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7y ago
> Are the people in charge of fixing the underlying issues themselves on call? Yes - although we're on call frequently enough, and tasked with other priorities when we're not - so progress is slow. I mentioned in another comme
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debunn
7y ago
Thanks for the reply - this sounds like the right way to run an on call rotation!
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debunn
7y ago
Thanks - that's what I was expecting this to be like also - it's sadly not though. Appreciate the feedback!
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7y ago
Thanks for your reply - we do have some recurring types of issues, but I'd say it varies a fair bit. A lot of issues are customer support related (that require administrator access to fix), but there are a lot of system issues as well
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7y ago
Thanks - of the 5-7 pages per week I was mentioning, all of these are things that are items that require me to manually action them. Lots are after hours customer support issues that require administration level access, others are systems
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7y ago
Thanks - I'm glad I got at least one reply of someone who's confirming that level of paging wasn't abnormally high to them. When on primary on-call, we also are generally not expected to make progress on project work, althoug
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7y ago
Thanks - we try to tune our alerts, and we have a lot that are self healing as well. The ones I've been mentioning are ones that we currently don't have automated solutions for, and require me to manually action them. Our manage
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7y ago
Thanks - this is what I figured was closer to normal. I appreciate getting confirmation my experience is not as far off reality as I was being told!
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7y ago
Thanks - yeah, all of the 5-7 incidents I'm seeing are considered high priority and require action. We get lots of the noisy false system alarms too, but those don't require me to action them thankfully.
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7y ago
Thanks for the reply - I appreciate the insight and follow up questions. > The question you should be asking is: why am I being paged so often? Are they legitimate things that you need to respond to? If so, you should be fixing these is
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Ask HN: For those on call, how often are you called?
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7y ago
If the poster was from Canada, $30K is actually about right for a 2019 Touring trim level (it would be even more after taxes): https://carcostcanada.com/Canada/Prices/2019-Honda-Civic_Sed...
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8y ago
Is your "Always show global auto-type entry selection dialog" option checked in the Options \ Advanced \ Auto-Type section? Mine is unchecked, and for sites / applications that only have one entry, it just enters it without
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8y ago
I noticed the following comment in the article: > Encryption – Each local NVMe device is hardware encrypted using the XTS-AES-256 block cipher and a unique key. Each key is destroyed when the instance is stopped or terminated. Does anyon
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9y ago
We've had a number of folks at work ask if their Android phone will be patched, so I thought it would be helpful to list the Android Open Source Project (aka: device operating system) versions that will be receiving the necessary patch
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