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Terraform is much easier. All the technical details are abstracted so that all you need to do at a high-level is read the documentation for what you want to provision, copy the block and then apply it.

Under the hood, Terraform handles all the idempotency issues, API calls, etc.

If you were to script it yourself, you would need to handle all of the non-functional aspects yourself.

If you need very custom functionality though, you would probably script it yourself.

No way that Cavs team was better constructed than the 2012-13 Miami Heat "to his needs".

Lebron had an all-star secondary playmaker, a plethora of shooters (at all positions) and a bunch of great defenders.

Colin Cowherd drafted! Can't wait for Skip Bayless to join the Memphis Grizzlies

Can also argue that is not a smart thing because you’re limiting the amount you can gain. I guess it depends what your goals are

STAR format is the standard. It’s mandatory that you use that.

Go into heavy detail with your examples. Never leave any ambiguity. Even if your answers go for 10 minutes, it’s better than missing key details.

Don’t prepare for individual questions, it’ll be endless and you’ll stress yourself out. Have examples for each leadership principal and practice them hard. When the interview starts, you’ll immediately realise what example to use if you’ve done enough practice.

Sounds like it’s a difference in mindset. You’re risk averse as you would prefer no debt with a solid income stream while your pal prefers high leverage and a high capital gain opportunity.

Are there other ways to get more RSUs? Changing teams or promotion?

You make it sound like the Cavs won 3 championships lol. Even if warriors didn’t make the finals in some of those years, the Cavs may have likely lost to other western teams.

Jalen Green seems like the type to average 25 on the Wizards or Hornets. Houston desperately need to get rid of him

It's hard to draw up a better play because the way the Rockets play is just out-sizing you. ATOs is not their strong suit

FYI you can see how many timeouts a team has next to the score in the broadcast. Check when Luka falls over

They used 1 on the luka fall and then 1 before the challenge

They had 2

It's not bad for the fans, it's bad from the player's perspective.

The cameras keep panning to him like he's some gangster who is bout to beat the shit outta everyone

HOU-GSW, NYK-DET, IND-MIL, OKC-MEM (gotta be frustrated losing by 70 points in 2 games)

Might've helped the Wolves, he was terrible

You can’t blitz or double luka because he finds the opening everytime, that’s why gobert is left on an island

Luka hunts for Gobert, it's not like Minnesota are scheming to put Gobert on Luka

Thought that was Embiid? Recency bias hitting hard there

Lebron doesn't look 40, he looks 50 out there

Jimmy butlers younger brother

Is the coding interview the same for SRE and software engineers? Generally speaking, SREs are weaker programmers than pure software engineers so it puts SRE applicants at a slight disadvantage if the questions were at the same level.

We hear a lot of varying salaries. What is an actual expected salary at Atlassian for P30, P40 and P50 roles?

It’s still atlassian..

Name one company you want to work for with tip-top culture