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by devhead 8y ago
Congrats; good for Cloudhealth tech to get a great offer. Hope this will bring increased budgets for them to continue to improve their solution.
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by devhead 8y ago
Should tech workers unionize?
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by devhead 8y ago
from the title: "then they were dismissed" should have been: "then a few years later they were dismissed"
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by devhead 8y ago
A third option could be that interview code takes longer to write than production code.
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by devhead 8y ago
ECS itself is like this, in fact there are plenty of AWS services that feel very low on the priority list and where their assigned teams shy away from being involved with the community. It seems that progress remains hidden until the busine
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by devhead 8y ago
It is true. This is one of the reasons i provide to Intuit recruiters when they try and get me to interview for them. I am not working for the company actively working against my best interests. We in the tech community don't always ha
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by devhead 8y ago
they should be kicked out, based on what I've read they are not coming close to meeting the agreements they made to close their merger with TW. more states need to push back against ISP's who abuse trust by lying and not deliverin
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by devhead 8y ago
Slack affords a method of passive communication where waving hands or tapping someone on the shoulder is an invasive method of communication. Unless there's an urgency, or some complication that should be discussed in person; slack is
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by devhead 8y ago
sounds cool, is there any documentation on platform, like real specifics about how it's used? do we need to use an online IDE? is there a video demo? it's interesting that this product has a blog that's hosted by wordpress, d
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Toxic Substances Portal - Perfluoroalkyls(atsdr.cdc.gov)
61 points by devhead 8y ago|22 comments
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by devhead 8y ago
...educate your IT team.
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by devhead 8y ago
I disagree, Atlassian products, IMHO, are notoriously full of pain points: speed, usability, lack of updates, old issues languish, lack of accountability, corporate greed, unwilling to add features that compete with "addons/plugi
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by devhead 8y ago
nice write up, starred it for future hand outs to my friends. I do find that once my bash script is going over a hundred lines or so it's likely a good time to move to python. I love bash, it's great; at some point setting up a pr
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by devhead 8y ago
chasing the symptom is easier than identifying and addressing root causes, which are as varied as the people who are homeless, do no real good. I think more people need to do more good in this world.
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by devhead 8y ago
I Think Volkswagen already figured this out... all they need to do is have a testing mode that applies more filters and turn it off when you're driving around and can pollute freely w/o government telling you what to do with your
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by devhead 8y ago
$600/mo, i'll be sure to keep on not signing up for that; if you are nixing the need for a dealership that's a good thing. price point vs millage allowed is far too off for my liking though.
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by devhead 8y ago
> Because stuff happens. My team works on mission critical systems that can have issues that we sometimes must resolve quickly which is very stressful. This doesn't sound like something a new hire should be responsible for and more
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by devhead 8y ago
congrats!
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by devhead 9y ago
...and we're back online at 18:33 UTC. from AWS: > The root cause of this issue was network reconvergence following the loss of power at a network facility. Connectivity to instances and services within the Region was not impacted b
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by devhead 9y ago
our jira cloud instance remains down at 17:37 UTC
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by devhead 9y ago
absolutely not. > digital addiction is a real problem Is there evidence to support this? what constitutes a problem in your mind? > Children (and adults) do not engage with the real world or each other Based on my observations with m
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by devhead 9y ago
just a scam to collect data and turn the consumer into a never ending product and revenue source for the manufacturers. What's worse is this will have a higher usage on low to medium earners who will opt in and save some money.
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by devhead 9y ago
it's safe to say this won't be killing slack in any meaningful way. wow, that's a terribly atlassian UI they plopped on there. no offense to the dev team(s), i'm sure they had no say in making it so cluttered. slack wins
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by devhead 9y ago
Maybe it's tinfoil hat time; the more the government says to not use Huawei, offering no proof at all, the more I think they are unable to track and log information like they can on US(ish) phones. All US phones have components manufac
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by devhead 9y ago
I think OP is a bit overly jaded by the output vs input of his ideals and work. Anyone with an idea and some passion have their own chance to produce an impact in our society and government. No one should be directed to the door because a p
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by devhead 9y ago
transferred across our roads, rails, rivers and then returned to earth with a sign that says stay out forever. These are not points to ignore when talking about the benefits of using this process. I haven't read the reports, hopefully
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by devhead 9y ago
i suspect more fluff than substance since this has been in the media all week with tons of fluffy articles about how much awesome it is. please prove me wrong
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by devhead 9y ago
do tell
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by devhead 9y ago
They ignored the customers needs and instead attacked / lashed out at services who undercut their base. innovate or die, as it goes.
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by devhead 9y ago
seems legit

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