tibiahurried

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by tibiahurried 7mo ago
Internet was a fun place … until they turned into s.. with ads all over. Social media destroyed it. AI is killing creativity and human collaboration; those long nights spent having pizza and coffee while debugging that stubborn issue or imp
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
I have worked at a couple of FAANG. When I wanted to get things done, I would hide in a meeting room, or I would work from home. The office is the most unproductive environment (at least for me). People will interrupt you all the time, for
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
I don't know where you guys work but I have worked in very big co with meeting attended by entire organization > 50 and much more. Google Meeting, in chrome, worked just fine. I am not sure about other browsers. But I prefer chrome
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
Why Zoom when you have already got GSuite? Google Meeting is great, it works in the browser and does not need any additional software.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
We use BitWarden and it is free. $620M for a password manager is nuts.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
> Not that easy though and requires a lot of knowhow for a lot of edge cases. The key for implementing a multi-tenant applications in Spring is AbstractRoutingDataSource. It is not that hard, see https://stackoverflow.com&#x2F
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
What's 10x is not the house, but the land, the physical space the house seats on. The land is a finite resource, thus it can only appreciate in value.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
Isn't already super trivial to get a nodejs app and running in not time on AWS or GCP? Why would I pay for this?
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
> more space That's hardly the case. Buy a big place, usually costs more than renting one. Or at least that's my experience. If I had to buy the place I rent it will cost me easily $3M to 4M. My rent will only pay for a 2b&#x2F
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
>want to grow old next to their friends and family. That's exactly what I am gonna do.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
> ownership of a house in some areas becomes so expensive as to be the exclusive domain of the wealthy I agree. In fact, I live in an expensive area, but planning on moving in few years when I will be retired. Then I will buy a mansion f
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
Absolutely, it all depends. But I keep seeing close friends who are now home poor. They own their place, but that's it. They are done. They don't have any significant money for rainy days, they can't afford anything else beca
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
It is a seller market, and it is probably gonna stay that way for some time. The only properties I am considering buy are those located in vacation places. You can still find good deals, and you can easily repay by renting them out for few
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
Homes like stocks are way overvalued. Homes are fueled by the frenzy of ownership at all costs, and stocks keep pumping at absurd levels. Everything is extremely overpriced. Eventually, it will come down to common sense. My friend has put a
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
My background is in automation and robotics; I studied system identification: a discipline where you would use mathematical means to identify a dynamic system model by observing input/output. You treat the system as a black box and est
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
In event sourced systems, where the state of an application is stored as a sequence of immutable events, one way of solving the "delete" problem (e.g: GDPR) is to have all the events encrypted to begin with. The deletion (without
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
> you even get rewards if you choose better security Service providers should know better than their users and make the best choices for them. It is not like when you buy a car you get to choose whether you want airbags or not. They deci
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
These platforms should not offer 2fa with SMS. And force their customers to use 2FA via MFA instead.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
I have come to the conclusion that is not about the methodology but the people. I worked in super productive teams that were not following any "agile" methodology, or really any particular methodology. The goal was to get shit do
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
> You're probably not going to get rich from working a day job. Does not apply to tech
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
I called it ticket, you can call it card. I did not say it to be heavy. But should also contain enough info to get started or at least point to the right person.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
TL;DR: - Meeting -> Outcome -> Create tickets -> Assign - Developers: write scripts; value automation over documentation In my experience, people don't read documents. When they need something they will ask. A meetin
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
basically they can't fire people at will, but you have to give three months notice. Sounds like enough time to find another job.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
If I am not mistaken, when an employer let people go they should also pay what 3 months of full paycheck? It is easier to let people go, but also expensive.
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
> the cost of childcare for both children encroaches the income of one parent alone That's the case in the US. In countries where family welfare policies exist and where governments incentive and support families: that's hardly
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
This tech is clearly not ready for mass adoption. I am surprised, to say the least, that they are allowed to sell cars with that, clearly not safe tech, on board. Where are the regulators?Pretending that it is all good?
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
I keep saying: do you wanna solve the house crisis for good? Make it so houses cannot be used as mean of investment. See Denmark. A foreigner can't just buy houses there. You have to live and work there. For as long as wealthy people a
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
Don't get me wrong, I know what 1:1 are for. I know all about that, and I am not saying there are not good managers out there. I was just trying to be honest and share my experience from small/medium/corporate companies. May
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
haha no one, I am happy as ever Lol, just being honest
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by tibiahurried 5y ago
I don't disagree. But this cynical comment comes as average on decades of experience.

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