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by bradhe 7y ago
Replatforming to solve this problem was a bit silly in my opinion. The solution to the problem was "do fewer allocations" which can be done in any language.
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by bradhe 7y ago
Air worthiness is determined by the FAA. In this case, the aircraft are only considered not airworthy when the flight plan calls for landing on one of those runways. Operating them in any other configuration is A-OK. As to why the bug exist
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by bradhe 7y ago
> competent technical leader to course-correct the culture and product issues that have crept in at Boeing. This issue looks to be a pretty run-of-the-mill bug in their software. It's likewise scoped down pretty far--there only exis
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by bradhe 7y ago
There are lots of software projects on Kickstarter! I think what you're considering, though, is _consumer_ or _enterprise_ software. Which is because the incentives don't align that way. The way to capitalize those businesses isn&
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by bradhe 7y ago
> After the break it only takes one beer to feel buzzed Not sure if this was your experience, but at the same time hangovers get _enormously_ more painful!
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by bradhe 7y ago
> we dont adjust for cost of living, we adjust for market rate. This is true everywhere.
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by bradhe 7y ago
Much of this actually seems a bit _more_ complicated than Berkeley sockets :\. The async features look easier to use...
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by bradhe 7y ago
I agree with your sentiment—seems like a kinda light weight fully integrated service mesh.
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by bradhe 7y ago
This looks pretty new and under developed. In a world of service mesh proliferation not sure where this fits as there is some feature overlap. > PubSub is built in as a first class citizen for asynchronous communication and event driven
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by bradhe 7y ago
That's like 100 words to say "Yes."
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by bradhe 7y ago
Why do you think millenials and Gen Z have high levels of crisis-level symptoms compared to boomers, etc.?
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by bradhe 7y ago
Also would love to understand what they consider a "mental health reason." I think we used to call that "it's just too stressful."
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by bradhe 7y ago
but...re:invent already happened...
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by bradhe 7y ago
Why is this on the front page of HN? This is, like, 15 minutes of work...
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by bradhe 7y ago
This is a pretty misleading title in lots of ways. The title makes it seem as if he's commenting on the state of the economy. He's actually commenting on the state of politics.
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by bradhe 7y ago
God this article is dreadful--the content, not the writing. I couldn't finish it because it was so gruesome!
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by bradhe 7y ago
New Relic touts collecting trillions of data points per day.
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by bradhe 7y ago
> There weren’t any tools available on the market that could handle Uber’s scaling requirements This isn't a problem that you can build a business around. Edit: Ah, I get it. This is like a Mesosphere play--they're shepherding
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by bradhe 7y ago
Totally reasonable, especially for a company like apple! In real terms, it ends up being like half a WeWork.
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by bradhe 7y ago
I love their tag line "Everyone deserves to be connected."
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by bradhe 7y ago
> revenue between $85.5 billion and $89.5 billion A $4B margin is a pretty big margin...
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by bradhe 7y ago
Perhaps we should try asking someone who actually speaks, reads, and writes Arabic how big of a barrier this is before we jump to conclusions...
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by bradhe 7y ago
Damn this is _such_ a good idea. Great job team.
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by bradhe 7y ago
> even SQL databases can now be scaled to 1M inserts per second I'm not sure that I agree with your assertion that only NoSQL systems have hit that benchmark before.
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by bradhe 7y ago
The difference is that Google's system is likely real :(
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by bradhe 7y ago
Honestly this marketing piece should be titled "How to configure our company's product so it can hit specific throughput metrics."
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by bradhe 7y ago
I can't speak to why they have a co-CEO, but I'd just remind you that Oracle is a pretty exceptional company (using "exceptional" in the sense of "not like everyone else" and not in the sense of an endorsement)
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by bradhe 7y ago
This seems fine to me. These are rarely enforced but when they are, it ends up being exceedingly expensive and causes significant heart ache.
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by bradhe 7y ago
Pretty standard.
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by bradhe 7y ago
> A platform that provides a direct way for them to speak shouldn't be interfering with that. The majority of Donald Trump's power is derived from his ability to say anything he wants (and have his crazy base eat it up). If we

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