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Engineering Management: Lessons learned in first year
(swaroopch.com)
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What operations? Status just shows node pool creation.
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I took it as taking you along the ride and showing how easy someone could get caught up. Everyone has some kind of evil inside them, and you shouldn't be quick to judge. Kind of the message of "Gulag Archipelago".
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Little airplane, PSSSSH--you try to put 4 people in Mooney.
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It's a modern disease to confuse integrity with privilege.
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8y ago
You off-gas a lot of carbon when you exhale, so it's not a fair comparison.
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If you eat a 16 to 20 oz ribeye (1200 calories) in the morning you won't want to eat until at least dinner time. If you eat 3 donuts (1200 calories), you'll be ravenous by noon. What you eat effects when you want to eat and how
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To play devils advocate, why not use AppEngine or Heroku, that does most of these things and you don't have to manually setup each of the apps with long YAML configs involving resource constraints and restart policies?
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I run a platform that is running applications multicloud, one of which is Heroku. Our devs that use heroku absolutely hate k8s. They feel it's way more complicated and cumbersome and say they don't want to write thousand line YAM
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Even a small number of produce items takes a long time because of the time to look up the number or find the sticker to enter and then weigh.
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Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) apply for when it's too foggy: Less than 3 miles visibility and a ceiling of 1000 ft above ground. When you are on an IFR flight plan and comms fail you stick to your flight plan if still in the clouds and
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"Never take life too seriously, no one gets out alive."
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8y ago
Lindy effect: The Lindy effect is a concept that the future life expectancy of some non-perishable things like a technology or an idea is proportional to their current age, so that every additional period of survival implies a longer remain
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"Dreamland" is a pretty amazing summary of the responsibility. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00U19DTS0 In short: pharma companies for misrepresenting an editorial in the 80s about addiction rates, medical indust
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Seems like a shit test. I've been in companies where the women were better at it than the men and perfectly able to stand their ground. > Those who consider themselves “a bullshit free zone,” eg: masculine men will “ball bust” (rea
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Mega misleading, it's not being used in the capacity it used to be. They aren't allowing anyone just anyone to use asbestos and none of the old use cases for it are allowed--only new ones.
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https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/is-epa-allowing-asbestos-p... The EPA has not changed anything about currently banned uses of asbestos, and any new uses would first be assessed by the agency.
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8y ago
People win the lottery.
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Yeah, but they all seem to need high mem amounts or they OOMException.
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Hmm. Just checked memory use on some services we run on Go, Node, and Java. I'm not part of the Java team but results: Go: 40M Node: 64M Java: 4GB Any Java service I've seen in production has similar numbers. Coupled with the
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There are patterns to do with this: Saga Pattern and Command Query Responsibility. In general the separation of the domain should be such that you don't need a transaction across services.
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Some of the worst code I've seen comes from functional languages and lisps. Untangling a 100 line lisp function can be a harrowing experience.
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Not to mention it's one side of the story, could have come off wrong, been too pompous, or any other number of things.
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I'm debating taking the commercial checkride and doing it part-time. It's expensive to get the time for even basic commercial and seems impossible to get ATP unless your full-time.
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Also the plot of Her.
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When you say self taught do you mean you bought a data structures book and read it yourself with no lectures?
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I think it's because of the blowback on whiteboarding interviews. Damned if you do, damned it you don't.
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Generally this is a way for companies to get out of paying your outstanding vacation you haven't taken when you quit or get laid off.
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Seems to exacerbate skin in the game problems of the modern world. Why would a call center employee do a better job at protecting your life than you? And more importantly, why would anyone delegate their life to that call center employee?
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9y ago
This notion of fixing depression by jumping is common in skydiving. I've been jumping about twenty years and I've encountered people who claim to had been very depressed in their previous life and that jumping fixed them. Never h
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