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by aynyc 4y ago
The older group of gen x will be withdrawing soon. Also, more participation doesn't mean more money, at least from what I heard last time. Meaning boomers, gen x contributed more due to their career track vs millenials & gen z. Par
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by aynyc 4y ago
It's hard to beat index fund because everyone is buying and holding. 401K is now total like $7-8 trillion dollars. Soon, baby boomers will start the withdrawal wave, I don't know if index funds will be as hard to beat then. I hope
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by aynyc 4y ago
Is there an equivalent but focus on maintenance? Going from windshield wiper changes, to oil/fuid changes to advanced (brake pad inspection, changes).
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by aynyc 4y ago
Azure is giving out a lot of credits, I mean in the millions on some of the big contracts.
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by aynyc 4y ago
In personal life, I learn whatever makes me happy or life easier. That's everything from a new ski trick, a new recipe or a script to let me register a highly coveted spot in swim school for my kids. At work, I learn what I see is comi
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by aynyc 4y ago
I don't think google lost ground to OpenAI in terms of technology, but losing it in terms of reputation. People no longer view Google as a shining model of engineering success anymore. I work in cloud space, GCP is almost an afterthoug
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by aynyc 4y ago
This isn't about making choices. Smoking is bad, there is no good outcome from smoking whether you are 8 years old or 80 years old. Age limits, increased taxation are just some ways that our society's way to reduce smoking in gene
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by aynyc 4y ago
Anti-smoking hysteria is bad? Let's be real here. I can agree on drinking, but not smoking.
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by aynyc 4y ago
You should set up 1-1 with everyone on your team with a regular cadence. Even if you are fully remote, face time is important, but make it short. 20-25 minutes to go over your materials, give people 5 minutes back so they can prep for their
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by aynyc 4y ago
Our current many outbox patterns are implemented by producers using two phase commit. Rather than writing code for that, I want move the outbox to another component, but we don't want to use stream, we want to use a queue. Essentially,
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by aynyc 4y ago
I usually find pycon videos to be more helpful on various topics.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Any documentation on this? We ran an assortment of outbox pattern for data distribution, I don’t want to manage that in data producers anymore.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Does it support some form of checkpointing without Flink? I would like to run debezium without Flink.
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by aynyc 4y ago
We have a lot of townhall meetings. It's part presentation, and part Q&A.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Just finished my ski season, so my current obsession is climbing.
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by aynyc 4y ago
No matter the design, it’ll be built by lowest bidders around the world. /s
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by aynyc 4y ago
I don’t care much for Facebook, but I miss the days when my Facebook feed is all my friends & family. I don’t mind ads here or there or if they have a paid model, I would pay that as well. It’s funny that our family’s main sharing is sh
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by aynyc 4y ago
I used sqlite3 in production as part of ETL pipeline, works perfectly fine for years even as the volume scaled up.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Maybe I'm underestimating it, but it feels like the outsourcing wave 20 years ago. I'm not talking about just outsourcing developers, but support call centers, like what Dell did by moving everything to India, etc.. Almost 20 year
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by aynyc 4y ago
That seems artificial, no? Do I list them on my resume? Wouldn't that have the same "result"?
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by aynyc 4y ago
I've worked in finance, healthcare and defense industry, all those industries do not mark you negative for having IT related certifications. Continue education is a big thing in those industries and generally, degrees and certification
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by aynyc 4y ago
IANAL, but isn't that considered recording? If so, does two-party consent law come into play?
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by aynyc 4y ago
Ah, I see. I never bother with CI features. I was playing with all the CI providers when they came out. Never truly got comfortable with them to run my personal projects. At work, we can't use those anyway. Thanks for pointing that out
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by aynyc 4y ago
When was GitLab ahead of GitHub? I've been using both for as long as I remember, I always thought GitLab is more marketing than GitHub. Believe or not, I prefer BitBucket because I don't care much for CI integrations.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Well, my printer paper is free, courtesy of my company WFH. Depending on price, I might pony up for that since I write a lot less than I print.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I think this might be the beginning. I think various funds (public or private) which have capitals stored in SVB is gonna be in a lot of trouble. Every investment firms are probably scanning their portfolios and business cash lines to see h
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by aynyc 4y ago
Just wondering, do people write on both sides of the paper? I don't, not because I don't want to, but because of ink bleeds (I know, I should get better pen and paper). I personally use a stack of printer paper, then punch 3 holes
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by aynyc 4y ago
You really don't want to do self select within a corporation, it creates a lot of friction; especially the self selected groups are basically in opposition to each other.
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by aynyc 4y ago
It's not about better, it's about tribalism, the US and THEM will come in full force soon. Wait til high school. Get your son an iPhone if you can handle it financially. It's not capitulation, there are other bigger shits you
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by aynyc 4y ago
What we are seeing is the accumulation of years, perhaps decades of unseen hard work. Kudos, and much respect!

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