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by 8b16380d 2y ago
CloudFront distribution backed with Appsync or API Gateway?
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
Just use pkgsrc or macports. IMO way easier and less intrusive than homebrew.
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
Nah I’ve been on macports for years now. No problems; the community is very active, just follow the mailing lists etc
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
My eero setup have been running strong without any intervention for a couple years now, across a couple different houses and isps. It’s been a great investment so far.
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
We horizontally scale on queue depth/length (Kafka offset length specifically) This requires the use of things like kubernetes custom metrics api and Prometheus adapter
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
Element
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
Well, the bar is pretty low so I suppose you’re right.
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by 8b16380d 2y ago
Sounds like my life too
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Or “it’s best to wait till the migration complete before our team needs to do anything”
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Sounds just like tech companies tbh.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Still use this machine for full time + freelance dev work, alongside all my personal work (running mine + wife businesses). Also serves as my full time media consumption device. Hasn’t missed a beat; my only “want” would be an even small fo
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
The family needs to eat and as an American with no social or economic safety net, my morals play a very small role.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Back up for me (Raleigh, NC)
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
I have an m1 air 16G and it's great. I am not motivated by new chips, but I would move "down" to an 11in/smaller form factor
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
The Path Between the Seas - David McCullough
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
pip and virtualenv because I have always used it and have never have run into issues at scale.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
If you live in a small space, then gyms are more effective.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
CAFE
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
I think the macro economic environment has really spooked companies over the past 18months when it comes to adjusting headcount. Hopefully 2024 will be better? I am lucky enough to still have a decent position. I have real sympathy for all
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
I am in the Eastern USA. Looking at remote positions mostly (USA). I have yet to have an interview loop that did not involve both system design and some "leetcode"-style code questions. None have been as complex or bad as some mak
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Can't seem to filter/search by Role. Also a lot of dead/expired positions.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
It's below average. I am not really hard-pressed to make a job change, but I have been interviewing a bit over the past few months. If you are really in need of a job I would study up on system design, behavioral interview patterns and
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
2% on Apple Pay purchases is pretty good, depending on if you frequent places that support it.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Reading is about the only thing I have time for these days. As far as hobbies go, it’s pretty good.
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
A tale as old as time. Self host your content if you can, or have backups of your content. The pain of self-hosting the majority of one's data is less and less as the years tick by. As I get older, this becomes more apparent. Imagine t
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I'm sorry I bit you during my job interview (2011)(mcsweeneys.net)
223 points by 8b16380d 3y ago|138 comments
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Immigration is pretty restricted in many European countries, with things like employment and language requirements. As they should be I suppose; I am not sure these countries want an influx of millions of Americans. Not to mention, there ar
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Python and typescript
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by 8b16380d 3y ago
Great American author
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Code Without Fear. Sometimes?(reasoning.page)
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