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by ismarc 5y ago
CyberArk (Conjur team) | Mid-Snr Infrastructure Engineer | US REMOTE OR NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS | FULL-TIME The Conjur infrastructure team provides support and internal tooling to the product engineers working on Conjur and Conjur Enterprise
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by ismarc 8y ago
CyberArk (Conjur team) | Front End / Backend / DevOps / Security | REMOTE (OR ONSITE NEWTON, MA) | FULL-TIME The CyberArk Conjur team helps people write super reliable software that's hard to hack. We're building to
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by ismarc 9y ago
16 year old me had no clue, no help from parents or other adults and teachers that disallowed all calculators that weren't the required ones. I learned about they books of tables from an old man who helped me withmy homework I was doi
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by ismarc 9y ago
I was in the required but too poor group. I had to borrow others or do the work by hand. I eventually was able to get gifted one from one of those "help families in poverty with school supplies" donation drives. I had those boo
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by ismarc 9y ago
I can confirm it's drilled into Army soldiers as well, so I'd bet on the air force and navy being the same way.
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by ismarc 9y ago
I sometimes lose words. Like chair disappears from my mind, I can describe one, I know what one is, but the label for it is gone and even if you say it I may or may not recognize it. I don't have dyslexia, but a mental health issue tha
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by ismarc 10y ago
You are grossly misrepresenting the situation and what your own link says. If wages + tips don't equal the normal minimum wage of $7.25, the employer is required to make up the difference. They get, at worst, normal minimum wage.
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by ismarc 10y ago
My 2011 only has the gas gauge, without any gallon markers on it and numerous 2016/2017 cars I've been test driving haven't had it. It's certain classes of cars that have had it for quite a while, nowhere close to all.
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by ismarc 11y ago
Invodo | Test Automation Engineer | Austin, Tx | Onsite full-time, Remote for the right person. Not going to post the whole job description here, it's available at http://www.invodo.com/careers/test-automation-engi
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by ismarc 12y ago
You're showing your ignorance of what it's like to be poor. It takes time and money to get to those locations, two things the poor don't have. The bus trip, or train, or gas in a car that's used has to cost less than w
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by ismarc 13y ago
Our use-case is different (not cassandra or db hosted on ephemeral drives), but what we've found using AWS for about 2 years now is that when an availability zone goes out, it's either linked to or affects EBS. Our setup now is t
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by ismarc 13y ago
You've obviously never had any real interaction with someone in the grip of a mental health emergency. She was put on suicide watch and evaluation, not because it's just fun. She cut the shit out of her leg, to where it bleed th
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by ismarc 13y ago
I was on a medication that did something similar (I believe it may have been depakote or gabapentin). Thing is, I have absurdly good relative pitch, and combined with an 'internalized' sound of 60Hz (I've worked around a lar
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by ismarc 13y ago
When I first used oop, or any object orientation, it was in the early days of the public internet. There wasn't nearly the resources available now, especially for a hobbyist. So when I learned the syntax (I believe it was early c++),
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by ismarc 13y ago
Peppers are particularly difficult to cook with. Their oils are what is spicy, so you get variations based on growing conditions as well as how you prepare it. To reduce spiciness, remove all seeds, rinse with cold water and put it in a c
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by ismarc 13y ago
You should have a look to see how much memory the connection tracking table is actually taking up. IPTables stores a lot of its information in kernel space, but modifications are copied to user space, updated, then written back. As an exa
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by ismarc 13y ago
There may still be. The first two I opened were closed pointing to docs on how to set the writing stuff. The reproduction is pretty easy, if a shard tries to write its results to a shard that is write locked, none of that shard's map
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by ismarc 13y ago
Any particular advice on how to not lose data when map-reducing from a sharded collection into another sharded collection? Because we had to migrate away from mongodb in a hurry when we had ~20-40% of our data just not get written (basical
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by ismarc 13y ago
HUDs use light focused at infinity so the point of focus for your eyes doesn't change when looking at the display (it "hovers" mid-air). Holographic sites, HUDs, Google Glass all use the same principle, with varying ways of
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by ismarc 13y ago
I recently got back into regularly riding (I now regularly commute to/from work on my motorcycle) and I completely agree. However, I absolutely would love to have a HUD, but not anything people keep thinking you need a HUD for. A dec
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by ismarc 13y ago
The source that the quote is pulled from (Schiebinger, Londa (2001). Has Feminism Changed Science?. United States of America: Harvard University Press. ISBN 0674005449) includes (in the very next paragraph): "In 1996 salaries for women
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by ismarc 13y ago
It goes both ways. I wrote a chunk of code for reactos years ago that got pulled into wine, had some fixes done by other folks in wine and then those fixes pushed back to reactos. Both are audacious, with different goals but extremely sim
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by ismarc 13y ago
I was in the military, with a clearance. You describe it reasonably well. A clearance means you can have access, if needed. I am completely against collection of information as they are doing because of time. A warrant gives them access
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by ismarc 13y ago
I've been working with websockets on AWS for some data intensive bi-directional communication and haven't had any issues with it...However, I don't have it set up as an HTTP listener, I have it set to TCP 80 -> TCP <mylocalport>
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by ismarc 13y ago
For a helicopter, you need a hangar, a pilot, regular maintenance, insurance, fuel/oil as well as membership/pad fees if you actually want to fly anywhere besides airports. You could do a small helicopter for $200,000-$400,000 and then abo
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by ismarc 13y ago
For the 'Like who?', I'm too lazy to check which companies are our customers that have a "can be used to endorse our service" clause, the categories off the top of my head are: major telecom providers, major PC sales companies, office furni
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by ismarc 13y ago
You're missing an important part of this. There's a large number of companies whose web capabilities need to support people who use their website while working at the companies that have older versions of IE. The company I'm with has embe
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by ismarc 13y ago
It's actually more complex than that. You can use val and def in the same places. The difference is when it is evaluated. val has the right hand side evaluated immediately (such as, if it's a class member, it will be evaluated when the c
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by ismarc 13y ago
I have a tattoo on each of my forearms, one says "love life" and the other says "embrace death". I got them while I was in the military, but independent of being in the military. I had a friend (unrelated brother would be another term) wh
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by ismarc 13y ago
Things I use that signal the same thing that a college degree (in any subject) does: Military service, long-term contributions to an open source project (even if it's their own and no one uses it), long-term personal projects (such as resto

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