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He says she says about damage to a device, congratulations.

As a HM if a candidate showed that on their github - it would be a yellow flag (nonsense changes for the sake of changes).

Just my $0.02.

I've hit basically every limit on CloudSearch when I was at a previous role. We increased the cluster count and index sizes to their 'absolute limits'. And we were still projected to blow through them by 2020.

I believe there's a project underway now to move it to ElasticSearch, but still, CloudSearch is and should always be considered a prototyping tool for proper ES implementations.

It's because you're not the target market for credit cards, you probably lose the companies money.

I'm in the same boat as you except I also churn for miles/points.

Given that the author chose to disclose it its a good bet they also know about it in terms of evading the detection tools available.

Remember, two sides to every story.

"Why a mock doesn't work" *in python because of reasons

fixed the title.

161MB MSI for a budgeting app... I know there's a thing as electron bloat but this is kind of all sorts of insane.

There's code that checks for the domain ending in .dell.com (etc) so it wouldn't work.

Let's just ignore the first two 25 minute games in favour of AI