auspex

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by auspex 4y ago
Software engineering is != software development * Edit: Not sure why this was down voted. Software development is one skill of many in software engineering. Software engineering should be an academic degree IMO
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by auspex 4y ago
You need to be careful using Google SMTP for business apps. It’s very easy to get your domain on spam lists. I’d recommend moving to something like Mailgun or whatever as volume increases
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by auspex 4y ago
Very similar to how a naive pair of eyes on an application says: “we can rewrite this entire application in 6 months. I don’t know what they previous coders were doing. This thing is so bloated” They are missing all the details and nuance t
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by auspex 4y ago
Why should the companies pay for it? There are agreements in place for bandwidth between the peering companies and last mile providers. They shouldn’t care how it’s consumed. The issue is not use it’s prioritization. That’s the danger. Netf
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by auspex 4y ago
Or just takes a loan against his shares
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by auspex 4y ago
Workflow and pull request approvals are required for SOC 2 type1/2 compliance.
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by auspex 5y ago
I think if you: 1) Don’t use global variables 2) Use interfaces liberally 3) Assume implementations will need to change This gets you a lot of the way there.
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by auspex 5y ago
Fowler is a great resource for this: https://martinfowler.com/articles/enterprisePatterns.html More specifically this book: https://www.amazon.com/Patterns-Enterprise-Application-Archi...
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by auspex 5y ago
He could have tried to sell this to Walgreens and CVS. Have a terminal in the pain killer aisle to give people get recommendations.
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by auspex 5y ago
Thanks for your response, we are essentially saying the same thing in different ways.
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by auspex 5y ago
There are a few different new ways companies are working out vesting rsu/options. There is the traditional 4 year grant on day of hire with a one year cliff and 25% vesting a year. The second (which I describe above) is rather than gra
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by auspex 5y ago
This really doesn’t benefit employees that stay longer than a year. Let’s say I give you $100,000 in RSU over four years. Now the stock doubled at the end of the first year. Your stock is now worth $200,000 In the other scenarios they offer
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by auspex 5y ago
The first part is finding something people will be spending money on in like a year. You either have to be in an industry and see the “next major iteration”, “now that this tech exists let’s make it simpler” or you have to talk to a lot of
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by auspex 5y ago
With Git everyone has their own personal repository on their machine. Like you could “break away” and be “the central repo and people could start syncing from you. So like remember it’s all “self contained repos” you’re just syncing changes
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by auspex 5y ago
Companies compete for resources. When there is more money out there (low interest rates from the Fed) companies will be able and willing to pay more for resources. When that happens it becomes more expensive to create products which lowers
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by auspex 5y ago
I emailed the CTO of a startup directly when I was in high school. I was very respectful and humble in my request. Told him what I could offer and expressed that I wasn't in it "for a summer job". I really wanted to learn and
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by auspex 5y ago
For founders who do not have a network the best bet is come to the table with paying customers and a pipeline. It is hard to deny growth and success. Do a lot of outreach trying to get someone to see the numbers and open the door to talk.
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by auspex 5y ago
Not being afraid to lose to learn… Reach out to customers with the MVP and just incorporate the feedback until the feedback changes from “we can’t use it because…” to “we need this integration” to “we need this pricing”
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by auspex 5y ago
No, it throws an error letting you the the text is too long for the field
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by auspex 5y ago
I think the big relevation would be that these are not “puzzles”… there’s about 10 algorithms that if you learn you can solve the problems pretty easily. Make sure you keep reviewing the 10ish main algorithms. Example: Breadth first search
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by auspex 5y ago
Unix socket requires elevated privileges that containers shouldn’t have in the first place.
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by auspex 5y ago
So you’re saying if we really want out of the service get your account suspended instead of just never logging in again?
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by auspex 5y ago
Great… all the shows my kid watched just got removed from the DVR. Even if they make a deal tomorrow, we had so much recorded that just disappeared. Going to be lots of crying kids in the morning
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by auspex 5y ago
What he’s talking about is when you’re deep into music, that small time between deep sleep and when you’re waking up you have almost a lucid dream where amazing music comes to you. The problem is right when you wake up. It vanishes. The “hi
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by auspex 5y ago
Look into sales engineering or solution architect roles. They are great late stage careers and typically involve a lot of architecture and consulting type work.
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by auspex 5y ago
Vue.js Golang backend Containers Fargate RDS
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by auspex 5y ago
Anyone know of a good hosted documentation that allows you to password protect the docs for a startup? (We don’t want public documentation and want to control access per user)
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by auspex 5y ago
I was referring mostly to DevOPs practices mostly being found in cloud. You’re correct that SRE applies everywhere.
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by auspex 5y ago
It’s mostly used in cloud environments in my experience. Where you’re codifying everything (infra, security etc.) into a CI/CD pipeline and automating everything. In healthcare they are a lot slower to fully embrace cloud and CI/C
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by auspex 5y ago
Same

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