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TotoHorner
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PayPal built a Key-Value store that serves 350B requests per day
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Uber Scaled Cassandra to 10k+ Nodes
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LinkedIn Migrated to Couchbase
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Lmao at this point I think a weekly newsletter with companies hiring in web3 would be more useful.
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Automating safe, hands-off deployments at AWS
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PayPal Scaled Kafka to 1.3T Messages per Day
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4y ago
Wait I thought the LLM was only available on Edge? Are you able to use it on Chrome/Firefox?
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Dude is quite an asshole on Twitter lol. His books contain a lot of great ideas though (although, they could probably be 10 pages long... instead of 300)
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Services Oriented Architecture is the most common way. Use different systems and have then communicate through HTTP or gRPC
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You have to be more specific. What part of your life do you want more organized?
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Curriculum - https://cs.gmu.edu/current-students/ms-students/ms-in-comput...
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Nope. It's not binary. That's the entire point.
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"Yeah, but how does she get health insurance?!?" ~ my mom
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That's the entire point, they didn't attempt to be objective nor realistic. That's honestly the biggest issue with a lot of these radical climate activists too. They use intentionally misleading arguments to exaggerate timeli
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Very cool
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Very cool! I would change the CSS to make the links more obvious though. Maybe change the color of the URLs? Also, remove the links to wikipedia and robinhood and change it with links to your projects!
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I'd just change the passwords for your important accounts (banking, email, facebook, etc.) just to be safe. It's good to regularly change those 5-10 passwords on a bi-monthly basis anyway.
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Nah I meant kranke155's claim that AskHistorians says Hardcore History is inaccurate. That's not true. However, I would agree that Hardcore History leans more towards the entertainment side, so while the overall picture is inline
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source?
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How do you compare Fall of Civilizations to Hardcore History? Big fan of hardcore history (listened to all of the multi-part series several times), but never heard of Fall of Civilizations.
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Lmao, sorry I was talking moreso about which password manager I should switch to. Everyone’s recommending Bitwarden now, so I guess that? Saw some posts on Reddit about poorly conducted security audits with Bitwarden so I was a bit concerne
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No, that's the response after I added the "Be humorous" thing. Prior to that, it was giving me midwit responses (I didn't post those in the comment.)
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> Try posting each question from the list to ChatGPT. I tried it with the poetry question. I had to change the prompt a bit otherwise ChatGPT just gives a typical midwit answer. Q: Why do most people seem to hold poetry and poets in high
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> Why do most people seem to hold poetry and poets in high esteem yet have approximately zero interest in reading any poetry ever? I've wondered this for years. Like seriously, is there anyone who seriously reads poetry for fun nowa
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Make sure to find the actual recruiter and set them up w/ an email sequence too. You can configure it in HubSpot for free. Just applying on Indeed isn’t enough to get noticed.
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If someone credible could write a blog post on this, that would be very great
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Again, wrong. Reread the thread to see why.
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The question is around Economics Professors and their effects on society and how well-connected they tend to be. Many Econ professors at business schools are former bankers. Many bankers are former Econ profs (banks have a ton of staff in r
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The question was around whether Economics professors are influential outside of academia. The answer is unequivocally yes. You seem to have changed the discussion to something else.
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> Do they not know how little power college professors wield outside academia Are you joking? That's absolutely not the case for Economics (the context we're talking about here). Why don't you look up the backgrounds of th
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