Thristle

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by Thristle 5y ago
90% of new MacOS are in their bundled applications and not in the OS itself. Arm and x86 is probably a huge pain though.
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by Thristle 5y ago
1.that's not pretty good C# code. Though i can't comment on the quality of PHP 2.Programming languages are more then their syntax, they are entire ecosystems. 99% of the time its not the syntax/features/paradigms that ma
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by Thristle 5y ago
Oh dear, poor datetime/timezone library maintainers
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by Thristle 5y ago
You can be making more money. It seems like your salary is stagnant since you are working at the same company. Start looking around for what you can possibly get and start interviewing. When you get 2-3 go to your current employer for a cou
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by Thristle 5y ago
Cooking 2-3 times a week should be enough to make food for the whole week you can still prepare the lighter meals (dinner/lunch depends on country) the same day since it has much shorter prep time you should be cooking more than 1 meal
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by Thristle 5y ago
4 for work 10 personal They are getting a bit hard to handle mostly because my app (authy) doesn't have a good enough set of icons
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by Thristle 5y ago
First week was tough. After a month you feel more awake on mornings. A couple of months after that you feel exactly the same as before. I started drinking more tea (with and without caffeine depends on the taste) because I wanted a hot drin
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by Thristle 5y ago
Spot has an almost idential service to this called Eco https://spot.io/products/eco/ It reads your cost and usage report + AWS APIs and offers RI options for you to purchase or ignore. What Eco is lacking is being
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by Thristle 5y ago
I guess the same way as aurora serverless. In general, RDS uses a seperate storage layer from the actual instances so you can do vertical scale/upgrades with 0 downtime (either read replica goes down or replica becomes master)
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by Thristle 5y ago
about 3 - they didn't buy any of the other companies that already does RI cost optimization. So he is probably safe
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by Thristle 5y ago
Yes. some features are just best tested incrementally
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by Thristle 5y ago
I don't think remote has anything to do with it If a company does leetcode for remote jobs in 2022 it probably did it for "local" jobs pre pandemic. It really depends on the company and country. Leetcode style is more prevale
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by Thristle 5y ago
No lockdowns since around the 2nd dose (pre boosters) if I'm not mistaken I believe tourism is blocked for a couple of months? Citizens can still fly out to almost all destinations and return with no/minimal/2 week quarantine
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by Thristle 5y ago
It really depends on the country, trend of number of corona cases and progress of vaccinations if you are in the US, we already start to see some of the big corps (not only FAANG) start to talk about return to office and sanctions vs non va
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by Thristle 5y ago
that compute is much larger then startups i worked for that make millions of dollars/50+ M unique users per month. so obviously not "corporate" sized but definitely not small Looking at the GKE price calc - N2 machines (which
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by Thristle 5y ago
How much is small? In terms of cpu cores and memmory Cost in cloud is all about capacity and each cloud has very good tools to see where the money is going. It sounds like either what you consider small is not that or money is being wasted
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by Thristle 5y ago
My SO just started a PHD in chem eng, before she decided we looked for some open positions and found nothing/low paying (40-50K a year) jobs for grads . I guess everything IS bigger in the USA
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by Thristle 5y ago
Obsolete? RSS is the only way i can get a list of new youtube videos from my subscribed channels. Go over your feed? useless! go over my subscribed feed till i get back to last video i saw? way too much work and that feed was known to fail
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by Thristle 5y ago
The value for money on those is insane
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by Thristle 5y ago
In the past i used brew to install EVERYTHING, this lead to situations like in OP of DBs, compilers, interpreters and other things that i wished stay frozen to get updated by surprise Since then i moved to manage everything that needs to st
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by Thristle 5y ago
brew will auto update on install by default. why are you being this hostile while being completely wrong?
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by Thristle 5y ago
Don't worry. Preemtible VMs were used by enough people and this pricing model is 100% profit for the clouds This is just aligning the offering with Azure and AWS
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by Thristle 5y ago
1. You only pay for compute time you actaully get 2. Any stateless process such as web servers are ideal for spots 3. Also k8s nodes are very good to run in spot since pods are "natively" crash "resistant"
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by Thristle 5y ago
It wasn't a 24H guarantee, it was UP TO 24h It did guard you from keeping things on by mistake but there are way more downsides to this kind of restrictions. Especially that you can simulate the daily shutoff like other comments here s
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by Thristle 5y ago
Branding probably. Being inline with Azure and AWS is helpful when onboarding new customers
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by Thristle 5y ago
I don't remember Azure having the 24H cutoff. My spots/low priorities used to run for weeks I used LP/spot both as scaling sets and the more recent single VMs Also i wouldn't call the cutoff and grace period as "pat
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by Thristle 5y ago
Yeah sure. Only that US companies with offices in other countries pay less than in US
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by Thristle 5y ago
1. Confidence can take you far 2. People usually have a lot of shallow knowledge on many things but deep knowledge on very few (if at all) 3. Many things are complicated enough that shallow knowledge==wrong knowledge from an expect point of
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by Thristle 5y ago
That's just a preference issue. If you just pick rebase instead of merge from the UI the commits will be merged without that "meta commit". No need to get all emotional
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by Thristle 5y ago
While working for a previous employer (who worked in cloud computing sector, like cast) Our relations with AWS were the best but still very lacking for our position in the market. A support ticket for a GCP API bug was ignored/answered

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