jabzd

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by jabzd 1y ago
We actually had it that way on accident in a few of our applications - we had a `#isTextable(e164)` function that would do a carrier lookup and voip carriers sometimes returned as landlines or as arbitrary values that didn't mean mobil
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by jabzd 6y ago
Yes, can confirm I am seeing the same behavior. Other members on my team in other regions are able to resolve addresses - seems to be hit or miss to a degree based on location.
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by jabzd 9y ago
This is exactly what we do as well and the approach works pretty well. We also tag the associated git repo with a build id and branch name so by looking at the git repo, you can tell if and when something has been built.
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by jabzd 9y ago
It was a preface to that list, as in "if you don't solve this one, don't bother reading the rest of the list." That makes it the most important thing...that's how I read it anyways.
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by jabzd 9y ago
I consider it "serverless" similar to how "stainless" steel only lessens, but isn't a full 100% guarantee. That makes me feel slightly better about the term, ha.
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by jabzd 10y ago
For what it is anecdotally worth, this has gotten better. It launched in Chicago at least a year ago and the first few orders my wife and I placed, I felt like I should have shopped myself for how many items weren't found and how much
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by jabzd 10y ago
I felt very similar. Especially thinking about it from a disaster recovery/re-bootstrapping perspective. That scared me into using docker swarm kit which is stupidly easy to bootstrap. Keep in mind that's not necessarily a like fo
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by jabzd 10y ago
90% iOS app development, 10% familiarity. We're a small shop so we have one team that does everything so one machine for all contexts is starting to be a pain. We did at least dust off some mac minis to do puppet (lots of virtual machi
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by jabzd 10y ago
Totally agreed on the value-add for those languages. We'll probably keep one license around for the times we drop into Java for Android which is fairly infrequent. Otherwise, we're a mix of JS (NodeJs/React/Appcelerator&
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by jabzd 10y ago
I was at 600% CPU and 5GB of RAM with 3 project windows open, for IntelliJ Ultimate (we hop between a lot of languages so this is easiest). This was with most inspections turned off! I've also moved to VSCode and haven't looked ba
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by jabzd 10y ago
In Chicago, some recruiters have started asking for 30%. I've refused to work with these companies but rates are definitely going up.
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by jabzd 10y ago
We are currently moving to using Docker swarmkit (from non-Docker environment). We thought about using tags to communicate environment but it felt like an anti-pattern given how tags work. What we ended up with is the following: Per publish
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by jabzd 10y ago
In one keynote I went from being excited about what was coming to feeling held hostage, yet ignored, in the Apple ecosystem due to iOS app development. 16gb of RAM is just too limiting for some workloads. I may need to outfit my team with p
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by jabzd 10y ago
Pertaining to your edit, apologies for over-simplifying originally. You are absolutely correct that the Security Rule is very very vague. Many HIPAA audits barely reference the Security Rule and instead use stronger rule sets. Unfortunately
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by jabzd 10y ago
Not so much HIPAA directly, but the business associate agreements that many customers make use of. In order to meet the requirements of many of the agreements we have in place, we have to own any and all hardware that PHI data lives on. The
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by jabzd 10y ago
Unfortunately, many standard business associate agreements with clients have yet to catch up to cloud offerings having better compliance guarantees. Many of our agreements with customers, both more recent and legacy, are the reason for the
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by jabzd 10y ago
We're in the healthcare space so we have to own our hardware and co-locate. Being a small outfit, sometimes it's so frustrating trying to find the right resources online these days related to racking and configuring your own bare
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by jabzd 10y ago
Mine is 8763 UNTIL DICK, word list definitely needs a review.
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by jabzd 10y ago
We've been holding out to leverage 1.12 at my org for simplicity purposes. We only have ~25 bare metal nodes, in a weird middle ground where bootstrapping and managing Kubernetes/DCOS/etc are a bit much but single node docker
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by jabzd 10y ago
I'm in a very similar role here in Chicago and very interested in this kind of group. Feel free to reach out at jbzdawka (at) gmail.com.
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by jabzd 11y ago
I think August Lock would even take the need for an API away, just need to manage users via existing features. I think it even lets you timebox if you only want certain employees to have 8 - 5 access vs 24 hour access. However, it'd be
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by jabzd 11y ago
401(k) is something we are planning on early next year, yes. As for the seven years in with 10 employees, definitely valid point. However, I always make sure to point out to candidates that we were 3 employees 2 years ago and are now gettin
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by jabzd 11y ago
We are a 7 year old company. I have only ever had one candidate find a problem similar to the point you are making. Most understand that the risk profile makes a world of difference for a profitable company now versus 7 years ago where skip
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by jabzd 11y ago
Absolutely and totally agree on all points. Your $50 million is the exact number and breakdown (except on a 3 year timeline) I use for candidates that have made it far enough into the interview process such as having an offer on the table o
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by jabzd 11y ago
Absolutely. I'm a co-founder of an less than 10 employee company. I make sure to make it clear that our offered restricted stock grants (that are between 0.1 - 0.25% at this point) are not replacements for compensation. They are instea
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by jabzd 11y ago
Haha, fair enough. We appreciate the input and sanity check.
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by jabzd 11y ago
We were trying to play off the 'murder' board name, but we were worried about that ourselves. Thanks for the feedback! Also, in case anyone is curious as to the name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_board
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by jabzd 11y ago
Also, this can be more helpful for earlier stages of an idea where you may be trying to determine initial steps for implementation, cost, feasibility, etc. You most likely are already at an MVP if you are posting to HN. We are more than wil
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by jabzd 12y ago
We don't use Vagrant for an easy to setup dev environment. It's for two main reasons: 1. Consistent environment across all developers, even in my case which is only 4 devs. One person being a version ahead on node could cause prob