harisund

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by harisund 4y ago
I encourage juniors in my team to interview staff level engineers all the time. A significant part of a staff level and higher engineer is mentoring. I am looking to you to help train the juniors. If you appear intimidating, the juniors are
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by harisund 5y ago
> Have you ever seen a config file where everything is commented out, but shows every option and the default value? I love those configs. > Funny, I hate those. I want to have a minimal file that I feel like I crafted just for my purp
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by harisund 6y ago
Does that force everyone to use VS Code only? Can non VS Code developers also work efficiently?
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by harisund 6y ago
I hope you are kidding. When you are getting money the amounts Google pays their employees, you couldn't care less if everyone in the world says "we hate you, you suck" Plus, once you have Google on your resume, it's har
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by harisund 6y ago
I thought people shouldn't post anything about bash on HN? The minute you post something about bash immediately you will draw out a whole bunch of folks from the wood works talking about how bash sucks and should never be used for anyt
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by harisund 6y ago
that's kinda his point. Kids today no longer know the shell. They think just writing some yaml files in ansible is sufficient. Giving them a shell script won't help at all.
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by harisund 6y ago
Oh please stop white knighting. The resources spent doing something unnecessary can be better spent elsewhere. No need to break scripts that have a hard coded master keyword in the. Nobody is offended it's being changed. Nobody is offe
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by harisund 6y ago
Here's the real question - So you are convinced you don't need Vim, right? Why are you on this thread? No one's saying vim is superior. However, you need to have an open mind to understand the alternatives. It's not like
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by harisund 6y ago
I'm glad we are not co workers then. I would hate it if you decided that my time is not important and that whenever you walk over to my desk I should drop everything I'm doing to serve you. As you can see, that goes both ways
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by harisund 6y ago
Did you read his job opening? There's absolutely no part of it that's not sarcasm
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by harisund 6y ago
You are simply being pedantic. He said there's no "absolute" obligation, but there are some by virtue of us living in a society.
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by harisund 6y ago
The problem is you assuming love is a reciprocal relationship. If you don't want to love someone, fine, by all means don't. But please don't go about preaching addicts don't need love
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by harisund 6y ago
I don't know if you are an admin or an admin wannabe, but this is absolutely not nationalistic flamebait. Anyone who knows anything remotely about India will agree with this statement. And no, it does not lead to lower quality discussi
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by harisund 6y ago
This is actually a bad example, in that "cloud, bed, floor" aren't really productive environments for most people. That said, I also disagree with the parent poster. Yes, there are things we take for granted , but with a litt
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by harisund 7y ago
I don't understand why people keep saying Ansible is idempotent. Ansible is not somehow magically idempotent, nor is Bash "always not idempotent". You can write bad, non-idempotent code in Ansible too and good, idempotent cod
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by harisund 7y ago
No he has not. You are incorrect .