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by bpicolo 3y ago
> but they often have some other sweetener I actually fell for this trap while looking for no added sugar or sugar alternatives specifically. The products are advertised as "No added sugar", meanwhile Stevia! Infuriating. Heinz
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Ah, that makes sense.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Key word living though, right? This is because folk have, well, died? I don't fully understand how the millenial population can go up between 2019 and 2033 on that chart.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
If all nodes lose traffic to each other (which is plausible with bad config changes), good luck!
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Software side sharding keys seem significantly simpler than managing sharding infrastructure. That's the beauty of memcached right?
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Haven't tried it, but should be able to use service control policies to do this broadly. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/organizations/latest/userguide/o... Can definitely do it at the permission policy leve
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by bpicolo 4y ago
That's a heck load of polish from an 18 year old - kudos
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Dev wise, looks like Next, Tailwind on Vercel + Supabase
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Unit margins, or operating margins?
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by bpicolo 4y ago
The first two years of a CS degree also usually include primarily non-CS class requirements for a typical degree.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
I also like what it inspired in Vue. At first I thought "oh no they're taking what React did and throwing it into Vue". But it actually ended up to be a very true-to-Vue variant with just some idiom similarities. The new Vue
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by bpicolo 4y ago
And cooks!
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by bpicolo 4y ago
You're going to get confidently incorrect arguments on the internet straight from ChatGPT without the human filter.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
I don't really want to read (or "write") a bunch of impersonal junk written by AI. Can we skip this phase of technology? Edit: Maybe this will inspire the next wave of tech burnouts turned mushroom farmers
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by bpicolo 4y ago
My shins wouldn't survive this
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Etsy's statement makes it seem like this is just a payment rails issue, not a funds issue
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by bpicolo 4y ago
> maybe a fully stocked kitchen Every listing with a "fully stocked kitchen" is really just stocked with a crusty bottle of salt, dull knives, and scratched-to-heck pans.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
> ngrok will work, but then you'd need to constantly update your data proxy project settings manually If you pay for ngrok you get a stable hostname. That said...looks like their price has decreased somewhat dramatically for an indi
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by bpicolo 4y ago
It's data broker plugins that layer on top of linkedin like https://www.gem.com/
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by bpicolo 4y ago
There are a lot of different sorts of programmable signs out there: https://tidbyt.com/ https://www.vestaboard.com/
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by bpicolo 4y ago
https://github.com/casey/just#recipe-parameters Accepting arguments alone seems to be a pretty big value add.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Sounds like he's a normal college student who's doing well in class. Most professional programmers would rather spend time on hobbies than working, too.
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Staff engineers are not a monolith. Software engineering is a huge discipline. There are staff engineers out there that do more architect/solver types of work. https://staffeng.com/guides/staff-archetypes In any c
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by bpicolo 4y ago
There are a ton of small/midsize startups that also split the tracks these days, at least in the USA
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Foundationdb is a pretty big thing to open source
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Wouldn't be so sure. Observability tools usually have the highest traffic, highest data volume, and highest availability requirements of any system a company runs. The times you need them most tend to be the times all of your other sys
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by bpicolo 4y ago
1Password has had a phenomenal security story. This is Lastpass breach what, like #4?
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Fly
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Go with Rust-style tagged unions would be a delight (and that would improve error and null handling in many ways)
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by bpicolo 4y ago
Looks like it's popular in the tech scene in China. Sometimes tech adoption is about marketing and word of mouth, and that can leave the west vs the east pretty insulated I'm thinking?

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