PaywallBuster

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   by PaywallBuster 6y ago

   Ansible is mostly declarative. by default you use Ansible modules/roles and specify the desired state. E.g. have these packages installed, have these directories created/deleted. Use cases not covered by modules can fallback to us
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   by PaywallBuster 6y ago

   I think they announce in advance they will short and publish report on a unspecified company. In this case they just mentioned the Company is listed in LSE, and the traders figured out by themselves who was it. Because they need to build th
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   Just recently was also thinking about building some small tool to monitor my trades too. And few days ago start looking at the same yahoo finance library hah. Anyway, after reading this, just went ahead and implemented my thing too. In my c
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   I was working on something similar one year ago for a personal project. I simply persisted the config in Mysql and synced the data to redis. Then each server had a redis replica locally to allow fast reads from OpenResty (nginx+lua scripts)
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   I would say that 1. Current system allows running over budget too easily 2. Many costs are difficult to cut (like unionized state employees) 3. Alternatively, the low hanging fruit is cut very fast when budget requires balancing.
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   Its weird you're only looking into logging exceptions. At previous companies we setup logging to record all kinds of actions from end users, including possible errors/exceptions. But as you figured, metrics are the end goal. I&#x2
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   AWS should simply provide monitoring and alerting by default on these footnote service limits.
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   They mention distributed databases, not traditional RDBMS. Elastic databases have been at the source of countless leaks, this tweet doesn't seem out of place.
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   by PaywallBuster 7y ago

   If you're confortable with Laravel PHP, check out https://backpackforlaravel.com/ . I've used it for a couple of projects over the last few years. The OSS project has really gone a long way since the earlier days (
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    by PaywallBuster 7y ago

    I had previous colleague from India, two years of experience and suddenly was a senior. I thought it was more common over there... guess not so odd.
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    by PaywallBuster 7y ago

    First of all, congratulations on the sale. Second, funny that his first job after graduation was CTO. Can't see that happening anywhere in EU or US heh