Ozzie_osman

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   Adding an Aurora Replica to Postgres RDS Reduces Replica Lag on Other Replicas(old.reddit.com)

   2 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|0 comments
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   by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

   It's also not always an option. If you're a child or a teenager you don't have a lot of options. If you're a romantic partner that is financially dependant you also don't have a lot of options.
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   by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

   > Just make another endpoint for getting the whole thing in one go and call it a day. That's pretty much the point (well, one of the main points) of GraphQL... precisely so you don't have to do that. Want to request a new objec
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   by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

   For our web service, we didn't stop anything. They had a few seconds of errors though it seems like some sessions were just buffered or paused and experienced high latency. We also had background worker services. For the very high thro
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   by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

   We definitely did a dry run with a parity configuration a couple nights before. It gave us a lot more confidence.
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   by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

   We did a similar migration (somewhat larger database) with ~20 seconds of downtime and much less work... using the magic of AWS RDS Blue-Green Deployments [1]. Surprised they aren't mentioned in the thread yet. Basically, you spin up a
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   Amazon Aurora Limitless Database(aws.amazon.com)

   1 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|0 comments
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   No More Dry Burgers: McDonald's Overhauls Its Biggest Item(wsj.com)

   4 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|0 comments
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   by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

   Microsoft has no board seat
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    Show HN: Chrome extension to export your data from Mint before it sunsets(github.com)

    8 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|1 comments
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    I think I can confidently say we have the best transaction rule system out there. You can set rules to rename, recategorize, add notes, require review, mark as reviewed, etc, based on name, amount, category, account, etc. It's one of o
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    We're working on it! Stay tuned.
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    So we do have a Mint import flow: https://help.monarchmoney.com/hc/en-us/articles/441187790197... There are some quirks to it (ie Mint only lets you export up to 10K transactions at a time) but there are work
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    It's always sad to see products that were truly innovative when they came out end up getting neglected and sunset due to large co M&A-based strategic decision-making. Disclaimer: I'm one of the co-founders of Monarch Money, a
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    Mint.com Is Being Sunset (Converting to Credit Karma)(mint.intuit.com)

    7 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|2 comments
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    Mint "Migrating" Users to Credit Karma(old.reddit.com)

    3 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    Having played around with embeddings and built a few production use-cases with them.. They are awesome and enable a lot of cool applications. But, if you're building in a particular domain, you'll hit limits with any off-the-shelf
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    > The headline reads: “Israeli Strike Kills Hundreds in Hospital, Palestinian Officials Say.” Almost every word of that first clause is now disputed. The death toll is definitely estimated in the hundreds. Below is a Guardian link citing
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    I haven't had a programming experience that was as pleasurable as visual VB. Thank you for your contribution.
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    I've read a bunch of articles about LSP, and some of the docs, but still not entirely sure what it is. I mean, abstractly I understand, but to truly understand what it's capable of doing and when I might need to use it... Does any
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    Bust out 1 and 2 are basically the Private Equity playbook. Buy a company, take on debt, buy-back stock. If possible, extract extra fees. There's a book called Plunder that does a great job going into more detail on this model.
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    One thing I love about Kafka is... It's just an append-only log, and a client is essentially just holding an offset. This is conceptually very simple to reason about. It's also persistent and pretty fault-tolerant (you can just go
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    > I feel like Tony's able to be a profitable solopreneur because he outsources all support to people who don't really care about the quality of the output. Replace Tony with the name of almost any company these days and the sta
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    From the Google disclosure I can't tell what Egypt has to do with this though. Intellexa is a Greek firm founded by an ex-IDF (aka Israeli) guy. In general, while Egypt has definitely been caught using tech like this, it rarely has the
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    I know this has changed over time, but MIT's CS curriculum used to be really heavy on theory and light on industry-relevant practice (of course, students can choose a lot of their own courses past the core). For example, the intro cour
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    Effect must be less. For AC, you're transferring indoor heat outdoor AND generating excess heat from running the AC itself. For heating, the excess heat generation presumably works counter to the heat transfer.
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    WYSIWYG UI-builder with LLM-based ability to describe what you want. "Form with username and password and when you submit it creates an account".
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    Pyflyby: Automatic Import Resolution in Python Shell(github.com)

    3 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|0 comments
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    How to Negotiate a Job Offer Deadline(somehowmanage.com)

    2 points by Ozzie_osman 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Ozzie_osman 3y ago

    This is cool but would be infinitely more valuable if it could explain _why_ GPT4 is good or bad at each task, to help build intuition.