anonacct37

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by anonacct37 9y ago
I've found it's a common recruiter tactic to try and wring some sort of concession for you based on your address. In just tell them no. They aren't competing with the gas station down the street from my house they are competi
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by anonacct37 9y ago
chroot is a filesystem namespace, and containers are basically just that plus some other namespaces. Prior to containers getting really popular I was using debian's schroot project and prior to that I was using solaris zones. There wer
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I think you make a good point, but actually AWS is where Amazon makes most of their profit. Can they call themselves a technology company? Google and their cloud offerings are a little different. For the most part Google is an advertising c
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I've actually never run into a problem debugging go binaries with gdb. Which is weird because everyone's always told me it doesn't work. I'm sure there are edge cases but over the last 5 years or so my experience has bee
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I'm really excited about this both for the improved long tail latency as well as (what I believe is) a new way of handling this problem. I'm not aware of another M:N threading model that handles preemption this way with signals. E
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by anonacct37 9y ago
If you look at the history of what happens to first movers you'll see it's pretty occurrence. Reality has no constraint to be sensible.
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Not really. They seem bright but I don't think their competencies have much overlap with walmart's problems, at least from a technical perspective. [edit] I'd like to revise my answer. I answered your question thinking in ter
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I work for walmart ecommerce. There are some legitimate reasons for their issues. I could talk about them in depth (turns out when you crush the competition with the world's best logistics technology you end up with a whole bunch of sy
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by anonacct37 9y ago
> This is "Arch is unstable" thing is very much a myth pushed forward by people who only dabbled with Arch once or twice then had it break, then completely dismissed it as unstable. This accurately describes my experience. I st
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Load testing can be hard. Wrk works for me for the most part but it's not ideal for complex flows (say e-commerce trying to simulate a real browse and checkout complete with typeahead search). However the smarter apps can have problems
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by anonacct37 9y ago
We use wrk since we are often load testing fairly simple services, occasionally with some Lua for cache busting. It's a great tool. Would love if it supported http2 since I work on CDN type stuff where that matters. I love your 2nd app
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by anonacct37 9y ago
We can discuss what they are doing and also vote with our money. I'd hate to be kicked out of a shop because I'm reading a book. Or not talking. As you said: maybe it's their right to require socializing, but that doesn'
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by anonacct37 9y ago
> There is no need to win arguments. This is the mark of someone who has figured out an incredibly valuable truth about interacting with people.
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by anonacct37 9y ago
There's alot of fear around the possibilities of flapping routes, but alot of real world data seems to show it doesn't happen seem to impact web traffic that often. People often mix and match anycast/Geo DNS and anycast/
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Don't use them unless you have to. The vendor lock-in is strong.
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by anonacct37 9y ago
> designed so that a mediocre programmer can produce passable code That's a little unfair, if accurate. Even the best of us are mediocre programmers when fixing a bug in the middle of the night or diving into a new code base. You mi
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by anonacct37 9y ago
> The social health issue is one for all companies that compete in the social media space to figure out. Our traditional media organizations haven't figured this out in millennia. I'm not that hopeful. It's a fundamental c
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by anonacct37 9y ago
> This has enabled the release broken of software, Yes. > that over time becomes better. Debatable.
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by anonacct37 9y ago
You're trying to make it sound like an overly complicated and not that likely situation. It's quite simple: money is free speech and legislators are listening. It's absolutely, 100% the case that tax laws are written to favor
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Good point. People voluntarily parted with money to pay for the first. The second company, well if you take a minute to read this article it explains the price society pays for the second policy: https://www.nytimes.com/2017
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I feel like the phrase "coupon abuse" is madeup crap. A Business gives discounts in order to (hopefully) make more money, then try to ensure that we all see people who actually use those discounts as "abusers". Don'
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by anonacct37 9y ago
It's been my experience that people are less open to hacking CentOS/RedHat. It's pretty much you get what you get and changing anything makes it unsupported which defeats the purpose of using an enterprise distribution. That&
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I've been remote for a few years. I've negotiated remote offers from many bay area a companies. This is a pretty standard piece of hr bullshit you should ignore. The correct answer is to hold your ground. If for some reason that d
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Yes I'm using gopherjs. It actually performs really well. For a taste check out this article on raw numeric perf where gopherjs beats native go. Of course there's a catch/explanation but it's interesting to see how well
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I think the change is going the other direction. Native code and clean libs that don't depend on window/document globals are coming to the web via projects like this and the other 1/2 dozen ways the browser now has of running
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by anonacct37 9y ago
I'm actually building my latest project this way. Not using this project though. I actually really enjoy it. I have all of my go test stuff running in subpackages, and a fairly thin main package that hooks my models up to vue.js and bu
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by anonacct37 9y ago
> If Cloudbleed has taught us something, it's that cloudfare idea of "fully encrypted" doesn't fully include what's happening inside their own (virtual) walls. I think that's a little unfair. Cloudbleed spec
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Thanks, that's the exact info I was looking for. I've unfortunately been bitten before by choosing json as a serialization format, specifically in go, due to JSON performance dominating processing. No criticism though, JSON is the
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by anonacct37 9y ago
Any performance numbers?
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by anonacct37 9y ago
You seem to think terrible design is a blocker to adoption. Are you acquainted with Javascript or windows?

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