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Sad to see them go, happy user for a long time as well -- anyone know what went wrong? Why did they sell to BBVA / is it just financially infeasible to run a web-based bank?

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Agree. I've been dealing with Python rules for Bazel at work and the default implementation of re-downloading everything with pip became a real pain real fast. Decided to generate the third party py_library with a separate tool instead and much happier for it. As an aside for those looking to start with Bazel, it's worth checking out the BazelBuild Slack -- https://slack.bazel.build/

One of the key pieces that we've been missing is an HA setup for Jenkins. We use JJB to automatically create jobs, have everything set up with configuration management, so that works but we still have some downtime if our master loses connectivity etc.

It may have also been what your friend said — French people are quite formal compared to Canadians and Americans — I know some French and was corrected a couple of times based on how I started the conversation: “Good evening” first, then start... most Americans at least don’t talk that way

Wow just had a facepalm moment realising what you said is spot on. To make matters worse small-engined tools that pollute the environment are used weekly to keep the yard nice... what a waste

The problem is that all the issues you name are only marginally bad for the average consumer — there isn’t much motivation to move when the problem isn’t that bad for most. And most importantly all the issues you mention were already solvable with Bluetooth.

My thoughts exactly, getting “real” work done requires coming in early, staying late or WFH.

Site Reliability Engineer | Tubular Labs, Inc.| Mountain View, CA and Kiev, UA

Tubular Labs is the worldwide leader in online video intelligence.

Tech we use: Elasticsearch, Cassandra, Spark, Docker, Kafka, Mesos and a variety of hosted solutions on AWS.

Responsibilities: Manage all aspects of the infrastructure as a key hands-on leader.

Note: SRE positions are available in both locations; manager would be in Mountain View

Apply (manager): https://jobs.lever.co/tubularlabs/37bb5fca-48d4-4347-aaba-2d... Apply (SRE): https://jobs.lever.co/tubularlabs/3a49fc11-4576-4ff2-9d81-74...

> We have now repaired the ability to update the service health dashboard -- AWS Status

Well that explains all the green checkmarks /s

It is, of course the checkmark will stay green throughout this as Amazon doesn't care about actually letting its customers know they have a problem.

Great idea, we had part of a private repo accidentally made public at some point and these kind of honeypot keys would've been triggered pretty quickly and let us know. Would definitely be a cool way to know if something has been leaked.

pretty sure you're referring to God as the "third party" -- but I'm not sure how it was revolutionary considering Judaism had a very similar system in place where offerings were presented to God for forgiveness. Jesus is just the ultimate offering in that sense for Christianity.

Do what you like -- but reserve instances so you can do it for longer.

SaltStack or Ansible

Wonder if the advance of virtual reality could improve these peoples lives in some way -- kind of what they're doing in the Hogewey complex -- simulate a life that is somewhat "normal" to these people to reduce stress and anxiety.

I believe it's "Forward Deployed Engineer" ... heard it said that Palantir doesn't like the term consulting and makes up its own titles...

Love it, looks really nice! Can't believe you stuck with it for 7 years! Great job.

Check out changer.in -- they regularly hold PuneJS and are into a lot of the technologies you mention.

You're misunderstanding how CSRF works. Say a user is logged in to the site JoeNotProtectedByCSRF.tld with a session cookie or similar authentication token. SpammySite.tld comes along with a form to POST some change some value on JoeNotProtectedByCSRF.tld such as a password field. Because your browser always sends along the cookies to the end domain, your session cookie will be abused. With a check against a unique-to-the-user CSRF token as a hidden input on the form this doesn't happen.

Awesome news guys -- cheering this on!

EDIT: Cheering => Donating -- https://watsi.org/fund-treatments