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awinder
7y ago
“The idea of getting on escalators like you did in the 1950s and ’60s is not happening,” said executive Bert Dezzutti of Brookfield Office Properties. “People desire to move around and be untethered. You’re not using
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awinder
7y ago
How does your writer process deal with failures / tracking state of what it has written / prune the file when it doesn't need old data anymore? You don't have to use SQS but this problem has tons of available options, I
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awinder
7y ago
Implicit in protecting a business is that the business continues to exist, i.e., that it's run competently and can hit revenue targets, it can grow, etc. Focusing on rules & decorum is playing from behind, rather than thinking abo
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7y ago
Yes I came here to talk about bandwidth too, which is not mentioned in the article at all but can be the biggest engineering cost focus depending on app/scale :-). Over 10tb of transfer you can (and should) negotiate some cheaper pre-
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awinder
7y ago
Yeah sounds like a great PR for someone to make who truly thinks this is a major issue
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awinder
7y ago
So it’s 4x the size of mpc-hc, did the sky really fall here? I’m not on a computer but quickly scanning the repo there’s a fair number of image assets, so I don’t really know that that’s a good proxy for “bloat”
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awinder
7y ago
Agreed it’s overall a good article & the topic is nuanced for sure, it’s a great intro article and worthy of debate. But it’s also editorialized so do breathe.
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awinder
7y ago
In the video, the woman’s face is clearly visible and there is no obvious criminal activity taking place. The Facebook post shows her passing between two cars. She pulls the door handle of one of the cars, but it is locked.
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awinder
7y ago
I felt like this got very close to what the parent was talking about: Work as hard as you can. Even though who you work with and what you work on are more important than how hard you work. Realistically if the who + what is mor
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awinder
7y ago
This isn't a DigitalOcean option (I don't think anyways, I've never seen it), but on AWS/GCloud/Azure you can absolutely exchange money in order to get faster support SLAs, or even AWS solutions experts hanging out
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awinder
7y ago
Yeah I totally agree, in fact Eddie Murphy's aunt was a renowned bigfoot descendant
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awinder
7y ago
This seems rather uncharitable lol. Managers, or good managers anyways, are constantly connecting conversational channels -- conversations between product, between developers, facilitating conversations between product & developers, et
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awinder
7y ago
This is actually a decent point, and tech has only recently realized that they need lobbyists in order to smooth the legislative runways (this is the most charitable description I could imagine for what is being done here). Congress & t
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awinder
7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20088593
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awinder
7y ago
I would venture a guess that apple/icloud accounts are the highest % account type amongst iPhone holders. All sorts of people have reasons for not having gmail / facebook / etc., but apple account setup is pretty prominent i
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7y ago
Oh I am fully aware of people’s eagerness, which is why I’m not even going to start with the parent poster. I’m here for anyone else who comes by who innocently thinks that might be good advice ;-)
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7y ago
Regardless of the ethics of this approach (I don't even want to touch that part), continuously charging back has a number of ways that can ultimately hurt you: 1. If you run this scheme enough and your credit card company flags your ac
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awinder
7y ago
Financial instruments that only the rich have access to (shorts, puts, ETFs) I see someone hasn’t been by r/wallstreetbets
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7y ago
> nobody in their right mind should add a script that fingerprints users I helped vendor-select and lead implementation on a fraud solution that was an integration with SiftScience (yc-funded, https://sift.com/ ), which r
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awinder
7y ago
Yeah I feel like sponsored content is going to be a flash in the pan on the timeline of history. I do read some sites that monetize that way, but I discount the value of what I’m reading so far that I don’t think that model is built to last
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awinder
7y ago
At my previous workplace we were using https://greenkeeper.io/ and locking dependencies, which i think may be the perfect compromise between those 2 systems of organization. You get pinned dependencies, resulting in stable
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awinder
7y ago
I’d love to know how this isn’t true as well, but I was in an environment where cross-az network costs were something we were continuously mitigating against. Using stuff like sqs let us build cross-az availability with 0-metered network co
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awinder
7y ago
The article actually explores this very fact — that small nudge legislation becomes much more popular without proportionally dealing with the problem. This inevitably leads to higher long term costs
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awinder
7y ago
this completely fails to provide attribution data that advertisers can trust at all because it relies totally on the honesty of software installed on end-user devices Is that really much different from today’s world?
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awinder
7y ago
Some of this is tied up in wishful thinking I’m sure, but focus on the macro and not the micro. I don’t think any of us can be the best version of ourselves without learning from the worst versions of ourselves. I’m sure that mailman had ba
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awinder
7y ago
I don't think the author is working remotely, he talks about reclaiming 2 hours of his day currently spent commuting.
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awinder
7y ago
Is there an equivalent for "just use a for loop" if you are in some immutableland though? This has always confused/worried me watching that space -- maybe you're fundamentally restructuring problems in FP to avoid these
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awinder
7y ago
because different patterns have different side effects and hence misapplying different patterns could yield different degrees of impact. Can’t speak for the parent commenter but cqrs can have nasty interplay between side effects. Commonly y
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awinder
7y ago
That vision is definitely being explored, not necessarily built into the router but usually as network attached appliances for some kind of “local cloud” (idk marketing). Syncloud & antsle are some Ive seen on the device side, and usual
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awinder
7y ago
I do miss the external LED that showed whether you were connected to power or not and whether it was fully charged This reminds me of the battery button that displayed a range of leds to show charge percentage when closed.
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