KyleBrandt

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by KyleBrandt 8y ago
Another ex-double bassist, but started on Violin for about 10 years. I agree with the above but also add that any permanent markings would be problematic because wood expands and shrinks and therefore markings would not remain in the place.
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by KyleBrandt 8y ago
Currently the only close reason available inside Teams is "Close as Duplicate". There also currently is no flagging inside a Team.
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by KyleBrandt 8y ago
Know of any ideas around using this for long term Time Series data? Wonder if maybe something like OpenTSDB but with this as backend instead of hbase (which can be a sort of operational hell)
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by KyleBrandt 9y ago
A bit of sad irony with the interjected clickbait-like links: "... You really need to give your brain the chance for a complete recharge with no distractions. - The mystery of why you can’t remember being a baby - The man who can’t tr
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by KyleBrandt 9y ago
In particular multiplayer focused "in Dev" games are problematic. It is resource intensive to keep up with moderation and anti-hacking. Combine that with smaller VR subset of users and it seems hard to imagine success without many
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IronDB: Scalable Graphite TSDB from Circonus(circonus.com)
3 points by KyleBrandt 10y ago|0 comments
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
Sounds like you are describing reddit to me :P
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
Related, mind blown that kurzweil made programmed music in this presentation in 1965. https://youtu.be/X4Neivqp2K4 He was ~17 in that video, and he built the computer as well.
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
The linked video in the article isn't very impressive from a scientific point of view (i.e. it could smell the owner doing the burying etc). But it is super cute! https://youtu.be/nNgv3opJqoQ
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
We use various resources (public data, information from VCs) to figure out the base market rate for each position. Even though the base salary is less because our information says the market rate is less, we don't think developers are
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
Very old code, hard to say what the thinking was at the time. That is why we are doing an audit looking for any unneeded regexes, or regexes that are susceptible to backtracking
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
was in code tags, so had a very long horizontal scroll bar :P
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
Yes, we took a stackdump and saw the traces leading to that regex.
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
Implement in place to put the fire out. Pushed to half the web servers, made sure it fixed the problem, then rolled it out the rest. Coding under fire :P
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
We don't think it was intentional. Maybe copy and paste, or something an editor did. To clarify the "comment" was not a Stack Overflow comment, but rather a comment in a code block inside a question.
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by KyleBrandt 10y ago
I think the author's idea is that he is representative of the 47% of Americans that don't have even a $400 dollar emergency fund. And that "We" is the people in that 47%. If survey is accurate, that large of a percentage
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
Right. If you get a lot of money it doesn't mean you have to go buy a bunch of crap you don't really want. Rather it can give you influence. You can invest in charities or companies you believe in to shape the future. For example
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
Referred to as superluminal communication: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superluminal_communication
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
As a developer I might be more worried about it not becoming at least amongst the dominant players because they might just drop it. But maybe they only do that with consumer facing items?
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Observability at Twitter: technical overview, part I(blog.twitter.com)
1 points by KyleBrandt 11y ago|0 comments
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False Dichotomies of Huge Dickensians(kbrandt.com)
3 points by KyleBrandt 11y ago|0 comments
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
I think maybe the other HA options, such as using a relay or sharding as stated in https://influxdata.com/high-availability/
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
While skeptical, I am also very hopeful! I think at Stack we will want to set up a cluster and see how it works for us once it becomes available. We use a relay (bosun.org/cmd/tsdbrelay) to send data to OpenTSDB and it also "
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
I'm interested in what the pricing will be like at various scales, on Twitter the CEO (Paul Dix) indicated $400 month will be the basic offering for limited cores. I guess time will tell, but a bigger deal than the money to me is will
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Update on InfluxDB Clustering, High Availability and Monetization(influxdata.com)
124 points by KyleBrandt 11y ago|70 comments
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
6 bytes ;)
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Conflating the Roles of Alerting and Dashboards(kbrandt.com)
55 points by KyleBrandt 11y ago|11 comments
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
Using govendor with my stuff and a shared GOPATH. I haven't noticed an issue, I wonder what makes it a nightmare for you?
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
I set my GOPATH to my home dir, and only use a single GOPATH for all projects. This way things are where you might expect relative to your home dir (If thinking in FHS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarch
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by KyleBrandt 11y ago
They should donate the 158k to EFF and https://defendinnovation.org/ ...

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