utahcon

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by utahcon 2y ago
Was literally talking to my friend about this concept yesterday
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Ask HN: What tooling do you use for SQL/DB migrations
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by utahcon 4y ago
First, way to go! You've chosen to be vulnerable, and that is a great first step. Second, get a therapist. It may seem expensive, and not helpful at first, but as I'm sure you already felt in writing this post, just talking about
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by utahcon 4y ago
Same
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by utahcon 4y ago
To me this comes down to legal. If the person has been documented as a problem, corrective actions have been documented, and whatever you have as an HR dept says it's ok to fire the guy, fire him. If you feel guilty, then offer him a p
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by utahcon 4y ago
Ask for double what you want, to start.
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by utahcon 4y ago
If the feature isn't something on your roadmap, and it is important to you, or important enough for them to contribute brue code themselves, then politely say, "not on our roadmap" and close the issue.
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by utahcon 4y ago
Too bad, I really enjoyed the freedom it offered. Just wish it had worked while I was travelling in Mexico. Oh well.
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by utahcon 4y ago
The only argument I have here (sadly in favor of FB) is with "safeguard people against clone sites". While I did give my data to FB, I didn't approve that transfer to another site/system. That is the only place I could p
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by utahcon 5y ago
Android Developer | Remote (global) or in-person (Pleasant Grove, UT) | Full Time | https://pura.applytojob.com/apply/JP9BwgXo2t/Android-Develop... We’re hiring a mid-level software engineer to work on our Android
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by utahcon 5y ago
My mother got me to listen to the directors commentary of SG-1 and there are real gems in there. For example, how the early seasons had a 1,2,3 use of the phasers. Zap 'em once, and they are incapacitated, twice and they are dead, and
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by utahcon 5y ago
It was down earlier. Wonder if it is at all related to the Facebook/Instagram/Whatapp issues... or just coincidence
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by utahcon 5y ago
Never long enough
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by utahcon 5y ago
I don't have "the answer" but I will share my current experience with you. I have worked for the company I am with for ~5 years, and I usually take a large chunk of time (2-3 weeks) off at the end of the year to recover and r
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by utahcon 5y ago
Unions will only work in a few scenarios. The biggest of which is that the people with the skill need to be 100% together in starting the union, and willing to not work when the union says to not work. The facts remain that most of these em
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by utahcon 6y ago
Have been a user and fan of DO for years. Their product offering doesn't grow as fast as some cloud providers, but they are still my favorite for just about everything.
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by utahcon 6y ago
It's actually to the left.
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by utahcon 6y ago
AWS has been very chummy with HashiCorp and Terraform in the last few years, going so far as to announce a Landing Zone collaboration with them https://www.hashicorp.com/resources/aws-terraform-landing-zo... and of cou
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by utahcon 7y ago
why not force the companies to pay a bounty for these "useless e-waste" instead of forcing them to stop innovating? Maybe they are forced to pay $0.05 (or more) per charger found in the waste. Those that have been collected are se
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by utahcon 7y ago
clearly he is using burners, and the governments are now on to him. Sucker.
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by utahcon 7y ago
Had the same thought. In theory as long as future connectors fit the same form factor (backward compatible) it shouldn't matter and USB 3.1 has plenty of head room as far as the protocol goes.
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by utahcon 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised to see Apple argue that Lightning is in fact a form of "USB" and thus Lightning should be the standard or... we are already compliant with your nonsense laws
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by utahcon 7y ago
I wouldn't be at all surprised to see Apple build in some sort of not-Qi charging in future phones. Really surprised they didn't do that to begin with TBH. Where the NFC has to read a compliant Apple chip to allow charging.
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by utahcon 7y ago
Seems to be working from here (Wellington, NZ)
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by utahcon 7y ago
Honestly asking what "generics" offers over passing and handling interface{}. func myBlah(thing interface{}){ switch thing.(type) { case int: // handle my int case string: //
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by utahcon 7y ago
I am totally against generics, if you want generics, go to Python, or somewhere else that allows them. The beauty in Go is that it is static, and generics are not strict. I agree with wybiral [1]. This only serves to add complexity that gai
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by utahcon 7y ago
What is special about a tabletop for festool products?
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by utahcon 7y ago
I think this is pretty neat. I am not into photography myself, but love the concept and the way you are going about the work. Cheers!
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by utahcon 8y ago
Golang and Kubernetes have been highly regarded as high quality. I particularly found the Golang code for Kubernetes to be well documented and well architected.
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by utahcon 8y ago
The most interesting thing (IMO) left out of this page is the fact that D. Richard Hipp is the author of Fossil. This has a particular smell factor to it, not sure if it is a good or bad smell.

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