tarellel

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by tarellel 3mo ago
I don’t live in Michigan but my employer gives you close to 1k extra a month and pays for your phone an internet bill for being on call. They generally let people volunteer to be on call. But since everyone wants their weekends and evening
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by tarellel 3mo ago
It’s an odd field, obviously it’s in high demand for diagnostics and anytime you have to do an xray, MRI, etc you have to wait hours for one to become available. I think they’re artificially stunting the field to raise their wages. For exam
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by tarellel 7mo ago
UO Outlands has been pretty popular for a few years. They’ve implemented a lot of custom aspects (specialties), craft, new dungeons, land, as well as weekly quests and events. My brother and I play it a few hours a week. It’s incredibly pop
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by tarellel 7mo ago
UO Outlands has been pretty popular for a few years. They’ve implemented a lot of custom aspects (specialties), craft, new dungeons, land, as well as weekly quests and events. My brother and I play it a few hours a week. It’s incredibly pop
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by tarellel 7mo ago
Was this a local/on prem version of GL or the hosted web version? My previous org had an on prem version hosted on a local VM. It was extremely fast, we setup another VM for the runners, and one for storing all the docker containers. T
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by tarellel 9mo ago
They are taxes, but they’re paying pennies on the dollar. While the rest of us are paying quarters for every dollar earned.
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by tarellel 11mo ago
I completely agree my mother has MS and I have my own autoimmune issues. Something like this would be extremely helpful for people with debilitating diseases that cause muscle deterioration.
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by tarellel 1y ago
This is just RubyCenteral trying to get ahead of the news and save face before they end up looking like complete @$$ bags.
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by tarellel 1y ago
I’m sure this has been the case all along.
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by tarellel 2y ago
At the moment I believe falcon uses fibers
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by tarellel 2y ago
And as sad it is, they cycle as has repeated itself and its still a sad situation around Shiprock. I'm someone who lives within the general area and poverty is still saturating the Navajo community. To make things worse the oilfield in
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by tarellel 2y ago
These were my absolute favorite sites that got me through me teens while I was learning and improving my skills. The development/design community really came together to help everyone grow.
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by tarellel 2y ago
This is such a big release with many great changes, I love it.
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by tarellel 3y ago
IMO it looks like a lot of the tools listed under free-for are SaSS products with free demos or free limited accounts. Rather than full on OpenSource Alternatives. An example of this is under issue tracking basecamp is listed. Or under CMS
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by tarellel 3y ago
My team has gotten bitten by ActiveAdmin a few times in the past. We've switched to Avo and it's been an absolute wonder.
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Molly Holzschlag has died(tucsonsentinel.com)
344 points by tarellel 3y ago|93 comments
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by tarellel 3y ago
37signals is the company, Basecamp is one of their products.
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by tarellel 3y ago
These tunes bring back some incredible memories form my teens. https://chiptune.app/?q=ultima+online
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by tarellel 3y ago
I wish I could upvote this more! Traefik is absolutely amazing! And it seems like in the development community every wants to use nginx. But in my experience traefik is absolutely perfect for proxying with container deployed applications.
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by tarellel 4y ago
Wow these are some amazing severance benefits. I'd love to see more companies as generous a this when reducing their staff load.
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by tarellel 4y ago
I'd think so, I get dozens of recruiters reaching out every week. My current position I started a few months ago from a recruiter show reached out to me through LinkedIn as well.
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Soft deletion with PostgreSQL: but with logic on the database(evilmartians.com)
7 points by tarellel 4y ago|1 comments
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by tarellel 5y ago
I love using oh-my-fish but I honestly think a lot of people have moved to using fisher. Because of OMF's lack of updates. https://github.com/jorgebucaran/fisher
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by tarellel 5y ago
I've been doing Ruby development for about 12 years now. I can honestly say I've had more job offers this last year that ever before and the money is honestly pretty great. With the release of Ruby3, Rails7, and many people having
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by tarellel 5y ago
My current work forces updates every 3 months. It seems more like a security issue requiring this reset so often. This is because they create another problem when anyone you talk to will say they have their password and just increment a num
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by tarellel 5y ago
I think requiring "years of experience" is a relative reflection of the employeer. My current team has a senior that has been at the company for 20 years as an Analyst, she can't write a line of code without assistance. But s
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by tarellel 5y ago
I'm not sure if this is "absolutely new". A few months ago my wife and I had to do some stuff through the IRS. And in order to login through ID.me. We had do an actual video session with ID.me so they could see our drivers li
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by tarellel 5y ago
Their timeclock application is terrible. The org I work for transitioned their Kronos from onsite to their multi-tenant cloud system. And it's been an absolute nightmare. Both software suites are a mess but transitioning to their cloud
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by tarellel 5y ago
Another rails dev (10 years) it’s not the bright shiny new toy it used to be. But it’s still used by many, the jobs are plenty (I get tons of recruiter calls), and experience in it tends to pay very well.
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by tarellel 5y ago
I've bought several MBP's over the years. The 2018 MPB is one of their worst models I've had ever had and still have. I've had the keyboard in-operable and repaired twice. The battery has been services twice and won&#x27

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