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There are a few problems with the very simplistic statistics in this article: 1) These stats don't account for growth in employee base. If a company is growing their employee base by hiring new employees they could have 0% attrition an
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A Node.js REST API can handle a significant volume of incoming requests with only 50mb-75mb of RAM. For reference here is a load test of handling around 75k-80k reqs/min using node.js containers deployed using Amazon ECS. Each node.js
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To be honest you are better off not applying to companies and instead building out a LinkedIn by doing open source projects and consulting. If you do this you will get a nonstop stream of company recruiters contacting you. On the other hand
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Having a certification can help in some rare cases, but it is by no means necessary. For reference I have never taken an AWS certification exam in my life, but my career so far has taken me from college dropout, to working at a startup that
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In NYC Verizon has an issue where they haven't purchased enough bandwidth into NYC from the Youtube servers. I just turn on my VPN (VyperVPN) which has great bandwidth to the YouTube servers and I get crystal clear 4K streaming. It
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I'd love to hear more about this problem and see if we can get to a root cause and help you resolve it, because it does not sound like standard ECS behavior. Please email peckn@amazon.com and I can connect you to the right people to fi
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I'm currently a developer advocate for ECS at AWS, so I'm pro ECS as you'd expect. But before I worked at AWS I used ECS in production (since the early beta). At the time we ran a microservices deployment of ~15 services on ~
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> because refactoring takes too long In my experience refactoring microservices only takes a long time if the microservices are badly done, just like refactoring a monolith only takes a long time if the monolith is a horrible piece of sp
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This isn't just the press covering Uber in a negative way. I had been hearing horrible stories in private from former and current Uber engineers for several years before the first big press stories broke and personal blogs about Uber w
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9y ago
As much as I like the interactive map the truth is it makes things look way more shadowed than they actually are because its showing the averages of shadows from all time of the year and all times of the day. The reality is that most of the
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Exactly this. I appreciate tarot cards because the symbolism stimulates your imagination and helps you to think of new ways to solve problems, or new perspectives on things in your life. The approach of mentally asking a question or thinkin
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If I understood the point of the article correctly the author addressed this pretty well. Just like candy store employees were too sick of candy to bother stealing candy, the kids who are raised in an electronic environment are also desensi
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Not sure if this is the OP's extension but I use Personal Blocklist for Chrome.
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Yeah I got annoyed for the same reason and used the Personal Blocklist Chrome extension to block WSJ from showing up in my search results at all. And recently I had to add Forbes to the same list.
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I like to be as paranoid as possible as well, but I feel like if the three letter agencies had already solved breaking SSL and they had already figured out how to break into the secure enclave on a modern, up to date device then that news w
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Node.js Microservices and EC2 Container Service Reference Architecture
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> Gach resisted, but finally gave in when he was told that if he didn’t, CBP would keep his phone for an indefinite period. The sad thing is if this happened to me I'd have no problems with just letting them have the phone and get m
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Yeah it isn't so much conjuring new concepts as it is that the hallucinating mind connects existing concepts in ways never experienced before. So someone would never normally connect the concept of their self identity with the concept
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I wonder if this also has to do with the mythology of Western religion that says humans are fundamentally flawed and bad. Western religion tends to promote this idea that we are fundamentally bad and our only hope for salvation lies in Jesu
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Yep, there is the autoInject which injects previous dependent functions return values as parameters instead of as properties of a context object, so that may help some, but it still breaks typechecks. I wish that promises had a concept simi
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I'm just too hooked on the async.auto() pattern to give up callbacks. The ability to break a large flow down into functions and then use a dependency based structure to automatically execute the flow with the most optimal concurrency i
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In NYC its actually illegal to do a short term sublet of an entire apartment. So this is a common workaround so they can give you a short term sublet. They can claim that they just rented you some space from their office so they don't
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Airbnb is for when you want to have an adventure. It's not going to be easy, it may not be clean, but if you are the type of person who likes meeting new people and having interesting new experiences then go for it. If you expect a tra
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If Tesla was smart and gave these aquihired employees adequate golden handcuffs and noncompete clauses then I agree. But if they didn't and key employees just leave and use their expertise to start another company that helps out the co
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Yeah I'd say most things are pronounceable, but we have some weird ones like Houston Street. When I moved to NY from Texas some years ago I was pretty surprised to find out it was pronounced "how-ston" instead of "hew-st
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Amazon employee here. Just to clarify these leadership principles are intended to apply to everyone at Amazon, not just those that are in "lead" positions, but if you are applying them a lot you are much more likely to end up in a
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Usually the only thing that should be shared is base process bootstrap related code. So for example I've used a shared lib in a microservices environment which had common boilerplate code for starting a web server that connected to a d
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A classic example that I've encountered would be using some custom web socket RPC protocol for communication between microservices instead of just using plain HTTP. It can be tempting because an engineer thinks "I can optimize thi
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It is quite exaggerated to say that a significant portion of Google's revenue comes from serving malicious content. But malicious content (even on the SERP) is common enough that one of the most effective steps that you can do to prote
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AWS employee here. You are welcome to check with AWS Support based on your predicted traffic load for extra assurance, but in my experience the new ALB no longer requires priming, even for significant traffic spikes. If any of you are going
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