rexelhoff

> it'll be a long time until I get close to that 2TB I thought the same thing until I realised that, with Family Sharing and a house with teenage kids sending each other embedded videos in iMessage, the time wouldn't be that long...

Suddenly I find myself 1TB in, and desperate to find a fix!

As one of the people furiously hitting reload, I apologise.

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Just checked it out. I like the idea of BuildJet. Something dead simple like this is what I've been looking for.

The biggest problem is that I don't feel comfortable putting our IP out on a server managed by a small provider. If you had an offering where I could self-host, I'd be very interested.

BTW. You have a broken link to "Privacy" from the "Terms" page.

Sounds exactly like what we do for medical device software.

Version pinning, self-managed forks and code reviews of the dependency on upgrade.

As a Sydneysider, I'm disappointed and feel betrayed by Gladys. I'd have preferred a swift and tight lockdown rather than this pissweak setting that most of Sydney seems to be flaunting. It's clearly not going to work, and she'll open up NSW with infections to sky rocket.

I'd vote for Dan if I could.

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Buffet has said before that it's intentionally high to keep out short-term traders and inexperienced traders. He wants investors who will hold for long terms. If the price is so high, there's only a particular clientele that can afford to buy it.

They do have a different code of class b stock that is more affordable.

A lot of good suggestions in here. I can only comment on what helped me...

After around 15 years as a professional developer, I had that same kind of deflation (I was 33/34 at the time). I took a slight change in role towards technical product management, and enjoyed that for a while. It allowed me to still be technical and engaged with the engineers, but also allowed me to step up and focus on solving customer problems rather than compiler problems.

I did that for 5-6 years while also growing into an engineering manager. I did eng management for another 5 or so years before realising that all my technical skills had trophied...to the extent that although I could hold an educated conversation with the devs, I wasn't really trusted to make changes to the codebase. E.g comments like "Look out! Rexelhoff made another commit!" which were meant in jest but stung a bit more than I'd like to admit. I felt like I had one choice and that was to push forward up the ladder and become entirely hands-off. The anxiety of being discovered as a fraud was off the charts. A fraud developer and a fraud manager.

Around this time I came across Charity Majors's blog/tweets that encouraged engineering managers to not be afraid or ashamed to go into development once again. Not to think of it as a step backwards but being able to do a little bit of this, and then go back to doing a little bit of that...and then at some point later go once again into management with unparalleled experience under your belt.

So I left my cushy senior management position and took a role that had me back on the tools 100% (small start up where I was the only software eng). Leveraging 2 decades of experience and being completely into dev has been the most fun in the two years I've been doing this. Reminded me why I got into software engineering in the first place. The excitement of solving the problem, the challenge of knowing I'm the critical piece that can get it done. Mentoring junior developers. I'm fortunate enough for my manager to have complete trust in me and give me autonomy to just get it done, because he knows I've been on the other side as a manager and that I respect the business's need.

I plan to build up a team in this place. I know that someday I'll outgrow being just an engineer, and I'm OK with that. For now, I'm just enjoying working with a small team and getting shit done.

If anyone is interested in keeping long-term records and functionality, I'd suggest steering away from anything Google, with their track record of killing things.

Welp. We can kiss accessibility goodbye then, can't we?

WTF did I just watch?