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by 120bits 4y ago
AWS billing has been the main concerns in few projects that I worked on. I took some on perm APIs and moved it to cloud(lambdas, api gateways, route53 and such) from a on prem LAMP like single server application. Not matter how much I demoe
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by 120bits 5y ago
Blog like this makes me wonder if I even want to work for FAANG companies anymore. I have never worked for a big corp and never for FAANG companies in particular. >What I found was that the decent salary and excellent benefits came at a
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by 120bits 5y ago
I was surprised too! I was sent a link and then it opened the replit site. The window was split vertically and one half it was coder editor. It looked like a "free" version where you can type some code and run it. And every time I
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by 120bits 5y ago
I came to know replit after a coding interview. It was coding editor on the page and I picked Java. I was used to leetcode coding environment. I use tab. My biggest mistake. Every time write something and hit tab, the editor goes out of foc
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by 120bits 5y ago
Very well written. - I have nodejs server for the APIs and its running on m5.xlarge instance. I haven't done much research on what instance type should I go for. I looked up and it seems like c5n.xlarge(mentioned in the article) is mea
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by 120bits 5y ago
Nice read. > The strategy is to avoid getting stuck doing analysis paralysis in a data swamp and instead, capture only the data needed, analyze it, and try again. This was my take away from this. I worked on an analytics project and ana
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by 120bits 5y ago
Slightly off topic. I really like the step by step animation they have on the site. Can anyone tell me how I can build something like that. I'm learning WebGL and Three.js, not sure if that's what its uses.
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by 120bits 5y ago
Coming from my own experience interviewing at Google. This problem is seems relatively simple to what I have been asked in coding interviews. I have faced this in a coding interview(not at google). The coding question was so simple that I s
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by 120bits 5y ago
+1 for LFS. I have learned so much for it and just about linux in general.
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by 120bits 5y ago
I was really impressed by how simple it is to increase quota on AWS. It was just simple elastic IP quota increase and few things related to VPC quotas. I haven't used Google cloud as much, so I can't comment on it. If you don&#x27
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by 120bits 5y ago
A year ago I worked on an analytics project and uses NodeJS as the backend. It has been really good so far and we are happy with the performance we get.
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by 120bits 5y ago
I have been using Tile for more than 2 years and I think its time to switch and try out AirTag. I had some issues with Tile but has worked OK so far. Looking at the pictures it does look about the same size, maybe a bit smaller. I do like l
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by 120bits 6y ago
Currently I have a postgres/timescaledb running on EC2 in VPC which has no internet access. I do VPN tunnel to access private local subnet and have security group settings that allows my and 1 more machine access only. I usually have a
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by 120bits 6y ago
I can't thank you enough! I wanted to learn Go and wanted something like this. I really like the chapter structure, it really easy to follow and progress.
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by 120bits 6y ago
"sizeof( (void )1)" "- this will break the minds of everybody who ever sees that expression." It indeed broke my mind!
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by 120bits 6y ago
wow! As mainly a Java engineer. This is an alien language to me.
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by 120bits 6y ago
Good question. It seems I lack speed implementing an optimal solution. During my initial FAANG interviews, I have had gone totally blank on my thought process and code. After few interviews, I don't actually dive in coding. I spend at
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by 120bits 6y ago
I did something similar last year after getting rejected by FAANGs and few more other tech companies. - Google rejected 3 times. - Facebook 2 times. - Amazon(AWS) 1 times. - Adobe 1 Times. - Twitter, Github, stripe and others won't eve
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by 120bits 6y ago
I haven't cleared a single technical interview after applying to FAANG companies in last 5 years. I'm currently employed and I have been working for than 8 years. I'm good at what I do. I might not the greatest programmer but
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by 120bits 6y ago
>Being good at telling your manager the right information at the right time .. My take away is letting your manager anything at RIGHT TIME! This is always been my concern. I always let my manager know good or bad things at the right tim
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by 120bits 6y ago
This is inspirational and your hard work paid off! Congrats Dalia!
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by 120bits 6y ago
Nicely done! I have been trying to learn Threejs and WebGL. I was really impressed with the github globe[1] and wanted to do something like that for my company. [1] https://github.com/home
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by 120bits 6y ago
On a side note. It always nice to see them include stuff like, Internal networking and Hardware specs of server. It shows you how much scalable they are or how they deal with large amount of data. I always enjoy reading them.
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by 120bits 6y ago
Thank you SO for being open and listing the best practices. It seems like even few security best practices makes it harder for hackers to get in to your system. I have database connecting strings and password as ENV variables. But I still d
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by 120bits 6y ago
That's what I was wondering. Its shows all green. EDIT: Finally some update. https://status.slack.com/2021-01/9ecc1bc75347b6d1
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by 120bits 6y ago
Discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25632048
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by 120bits 6y ago
That's great! Happy New Year
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by 120bits 6y ago
Wishing you all a Happy New Year! I have learned so much from you all, thank you!
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by 120bits 6y ago
Stripe is my favorite startups ever. I have been following them for sometime now and I have learned lot about APIs and documentation. I have said this earlier and never fail to mention that their API documentation is really really good. Als
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by 120bits 6y ago
I'm still confused about this? Why everyone is calling it death of CentOS?

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