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by andrew_ 4y ago
Some , agreed. Most ? How are you quantifying that; feelings and anecdotes from your own experience or some hard data?
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Spill, Twitter Competitor(techcrunch.com)
5 points by andrew_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by andrew_ 4y ago
https://archive.is/QBTQL
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Microsoft Hosts Sting Concert for Execs Before Layoffs(fortune.com)
41 points by andrew_ 4y ago|10 comments
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Everything old is new again
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by andrew_ 4y ago
No real difference in Tampa other than colder weather being more frequent than recent memory. The one noticeable difference this year is that the pollen that causes my eyes to itch showed up a few weeks before normal.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
> Show how you acquired and use that skill in your job This can be difficult to do especially as the years of experience add up. I have 20, and can only put so much on 1-2 pages. I typically limit short story telling to the most recent g
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by andrew_ 4y ago
I would argue that if you needed n number of functions, where n is unknown, or n cannot be set to a reasonable number that can handle traffic, and cold starts are unacceptable, you would be using the wrong bit of infrastructure.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
could have done without the editorial critique as well.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
if this is powering your primary API and you have 24/7 traffic, fargate can actually be cheaper in some circumstances. there's nuance in lambda config, including concurrency, temp space, and memory. pay for usage is nice until it&
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by andrew_ 4y ago
provisioned concurrency pretty much nukes the concern.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
great read. entertaining and engaging, wonderful creative writing with nerd flair.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
How far out do we want to go with this? Do we want to get insanely pedantic and state that the Ice Age was temporary? Would a years-long recession still amount to "temporary downturn"? The questions are ludicrous, including yours.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
> And we also realize a downturn is temporary. Wait, what? We're in a legitimate recession. Are they speaking about a recruiting downturn or an economic downturn here?
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by andrew_ 4y ago
I inferred no ideaoligic reasoning in my post. I only referenced financials I hadn't thought were public (which I've since learned were). Perhaps ideology is being injected?
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by andrew_ 4y ago
If you're downvoting, please explain why. This was a comment in earnest and there have been some very pertinent points made in response, which further makes the narrative interesting and I've definitely learned of a few things.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Good points. The interest isn't something I'd take into account.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
The Cubans make a wicked croquette as well, and can be found throughout Florida.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
> troubled social media company I think it's interesting that this is the new narrative about the state of the company. I don't recall this being a common consensus before the acquisition, but likely tied to the financial revel
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Pidgin BBC(bbc.com)
7 points by andrew_ 4y ago|2 comments
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by andrew_ 4y ago
that is nothing to do with dislike, and to suggest so is petty and shortsighted. that person has built a career on hypocritical, reactionary, sensational reporting. she has no moral or journalistic integrity, and represents everything that&
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by andrew_ 4y ago
You think that tagging Lorenz is an equivalent to people posting for help on HN? She's a known antagonist with no morals or journalistic integrity. That's quite the insult to the HN community.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Guy loses all credibility when he's tagging Taylor Lorenz. This is an attention play, nothing more.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
> Maybe what society needs is each city gets its own walled Sin City Or perhaps the inverse, where folks like yourself can live fully protected, and insulated from individual liberty.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
I did indeed. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
s/pleasant/unpleasant If that's your position, I wouldn't call it reasonable. Central Florida is paradise. As they say, if you can't take the heat...
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Totally different vibe in many ways between WA and FL.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Have been here 10 years and never heard a joke where Tampa was the butt since being here nor in my 30+ years living in the north. Perhaps you just have a bias?
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by andrew_ 4y ago
The lack of public transportation doesn't bother me in the slightest, and compared to northern states, the roads here are vastly superior. All in all neither are issues for me and my quality of living is exponentially higher here than
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by andrew_ 4y ago
I live in Tampa and rents are still going up. We're getting more people moving here monthly than any other city in Florida at the moment. (Doesn't help Forbes rated the city the best place to live this year, which I don't agr

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