bradhe

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   by bradhe 8y ago

   Another C++ package manager?
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   Was the transistor theoretically proposed similar to the memristor was? Wondering if people had as much hype for the transistor eventually appearing as we are about memristors.
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   Just exited a company the was competitive to Tableau and Looker. The BI space is insanely competitive, the lock in is very deep, and there are a thousand small players swimming in the wake of Tableau, Looker, PowerBI, and a few other "
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   Huh interesting. I’ve actually had really good luck with Kinesis, this must be their Postgres vs MySQL thing.
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   Didn't read the underlying paper, and definitely not a medical expert, but I do wonder how they define "withdrawal?" Is there a standard definition? If you start taking a drug that modifies how your body works, isn't it
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   This is awesome! My company, Reflect, was looking at building a set of features similar to this but on top of existing data in peoples' systems right before we were acquired. There's a big market of people who are looking to do si
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   bingo.
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   There are a lot of workflow tools that make your life easier as a developer. Indeed you can cobble them together from other tools (Gerrit, for instance, for merge requests) but having a vertically integrated suite developed by a single vend
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   by bradhe 8y ago

   Cloud revenue numbers are database benchmarks for 2018
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    Fairly certain the Spanner service wasn’t available then.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    I've been following Uber's big data platform engineering for a while, this is a really interesting update. Specifically, it's interesting how well their Gen 3 stack held up. Also interesting choice to solve the incremental up
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    Makes me think...which of his decisions DIDN’T play out quite this way?
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > How difficult is it to get Angel or VC money, to build out your Powerpoint idea? Extremely. Read the tweet at the bottom of the post.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    I appreciate the comparison between the different systems! Especially with the services, which tend to move quickly in terms of changes to performance.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    You’ve missed my point entirely. A developer doesn’t work in a vacuum. His/her job is more than just to “write code.” Those other aspects require communication. Heck, writing code does too. You sound like you might be one of those peop
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > 196 interruptions per day. These aren’t exclusively interruptions. He’s a developer but that doesn’t mean his job isn’t just to sit at a keyboard and woodpecker away all day.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    Do not attempt a rewrite.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > urther examples of disrespect include when I argued that we shouldn’t let a cosplayer in blackface on our stage for a parade, keeping in mind that Riot is a global company. I was repeatedly called racist by my colleagues, who tried to
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    I've been in the AWS ecosystem for a _long_ time and I actually got frustrated and abandoned the quiz. Thought I'd ace this no problem! Nice one.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > and full of wasted computing. The amount of waste already present would boggle your damn mind.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    I'll be honest: Based on the way you snipe at the replier for _your_ lack of clarity and the tone of your original post you might be in that category of engineers who think they're some kind of super genius but are actually just a
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    You haven’t articulated why those other technology categories are important to your company’s technical strategy outside of “don’t wanna miss the boat” (which in itself is rather dogmatic). Start there.
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    Ask HN: So there's a big fire in the Dalles, Oregon

    1 points by bradhe 8y ago|1 comments
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > Anyone have examples where the acquired company goes on to be really amazing, Instagram is a fairly high-profile example.
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > seemingly increased rate of consolidation of startups to established giants Do you have any data to support increased acquisition rate?
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    > Don’t take VC money for more than %10 of your equity in total. Good luck man.
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    Puppet acquires data visualization startup Reflect(geekwire.com)

    2 points by bradhe 8y ago|0 comments
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    I’ve been using Conan.io for a bit. I come to c++ from ruby ang golang—both of which have ecosystems with very different dependency management philosophies. It’s interesting to see these various tools arrive in the c++ ecosystem. There’s cl
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    I’ve been a Mesos/Marathon user for the past few years. I love it for its simplicity. Install the agent, point it at Zookeeper, and you’re done. I’ve got a catalog of Puppet manifests for managing the cluster that I hope to publish one
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    by bradhe 8y ago

    It doesn’t guarantee it’s redis. It guarantee’s it’s redis compatible. The use case they’re (rather obviously) optimizing for is an in-memory cache.