turok

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by turok 1y ago
Maybe I am doing it wrong as an Engineering Director, but technical round 2's are with me for 90 minutes. I often explicitly tell the candidate that I respect their time and that is why they are getting 90 minutes of mine, and not a ta
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by turok 1y ago
Firefox is very nice these days, and will prompt you to import all your Chrome data if you haven't opened it in a while. It's a very easy thing to do, and U-block origin works on it.
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by turok 2y ago
I actually feel a little queasy after using that site, the point about nausea & vertigo is very true, and I have neither on a day to day basis.
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by turok 2y ago
Thanks, we are trying to compose an argument with this service in mind, we didn't have any recursive invocation protections for this lambda, and the AWS services it hammered during its invocations contributed to the massive cost.
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by turok 2y ago
We incurred a 6 figure bill when the API an authentication token handling lambda was updating from was taken down. The lambda went into a crazy loop self invoking, as it had a retry mechanism and a CRON schedule, which piled invocations on
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by turok 3y ago
> Blocked on this page0 (0%) Please feel free to include adverts as a means to monetize your work, my first impulse was to disable uBlock on your page.
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by turok 3y ago
We try to do this, QA owns deployment to production and has the final say if a feature needs a re-write. The almost adversarial incentives of dev and QA are why it works. Dev wants to close ticket, QA wants the feature to work, Product want
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by turok 3y ago
The use-case may be valid but the implementation doesn't necessarily facilitate it. I'm stating in the first quote that there is an idea of artists selling their work, but that isn't what is driving the accelerated adoption.
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by turok 3y ago
My opinion, I am not an expert by any means, I have only read the bitcoin whitepaper and written some very trivial blockchains to further my own understanding: Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are impressive novel technology, they suit how t
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by turok 3y ago
The Brother grey box is exactly what a printer needs to be, totally anonymous until it is needed circa 3 times a year and then just works.
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by turok 4y ago
As mentioned the SKX is no longer produced, and the replacements for it are inferior as the 5 series has increased in price beyond inflation and are not true dive watches anymore. Orient is better if you want a dive watch in the spirit of t
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by turok 4y ago
9) Coloured success/failure feedback, even just the words correct or wrong being coloured, it takes me a few moments to pick the result ouf of the new text being shown to me. This is why my bash scripts usually colour the output too.
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by turok 6y ago
I had a frustrating experience with this only yesterday. I was trying to search for the word "aquarium" but chrome kept filling in " https://aquarium.org" , I would delete the ".org" and only the word
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by turok 7y ago
The issue is that effective free speech is now facilitated by private entities who are not legally beholden to it. The public forum is now privatised and more and more monopolised.
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by turok 8y ago
I'm currently in Western Europe waiting for the delivery of forms to cancel my Australian business number, this law has destroyed industry confidence in the Australian government for customers and service providers. Even if rolled back
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by turok 8y ago
I use "old.reddit.com" exclusively too, information density is king. Material design and minimalism probably have a lot of strong theory behind them, but the cargo culting around them often leads to worse UX. I think a lot of comp
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by turok 8y ago
This assumes A & B haven't both developed a cure and are holding it back until the other party releases their cure. Neither do because of the profits being made on the perpetual treatment, if either does then the other also release
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by turok 9y ago
That subreddit seems more heavily focussed on 'bible code' style inference of hidden messages and conspiracies than the actual market forces driving these videos, and hence ignoring the real problem, youtubes perverse incentive st
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by turok 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square%E2%80%93cube_law I think this is what you are referring to, the square cube law.