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by bradhe 8y ago
> Does that mean that right now there are no persistance options with this Managed Redis cluster? It's a memory store.
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by bradhe 8y ago
What if Walmart and Google actually teamed up? Google technology powering Walmart's supply chain? I wonder how competitive they'd end up actually being vs Amazon.
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by bradhe 9y ago
ALB has HTTP2 support.
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by bradhe 9y ago
> There have been "watch ads for coins" businesses before. They all failed for reasons that were clear to everybody except their investors I’d argue this is easily the most successful business model in the history of the world
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by bradhe 9y ago
Thank you. I came back here to specifically higlight that bit because Jesus Christ guys you can’t ask for ads that don’t auto play and complain about this thing at the same time. “The vendor should figure out what I want” is a really easy
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by bradhe 9y ago
> Bait and switch. Apparently some devs contract out their end of the hiring process, paying "experts" a couple hundred bucks to interview under their name, get them the job, then on day 1, the interviewers and rank-and-file de
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by bradhe 9y ago
What geo are you in? There’s no CEO on the planet worth a damn that expects to find someone to work for $30k/yr unless you’re WAY out there in, like, the Midwest or something—-and even that’s a god damn stretch.
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by bradhe 9y ago
> why can't one transaction be completed in less than 1 million CPU instructions Transactions in this system are almost certainly network bound. The relevant CPU overhead is likely trivial—-likely comparison and not arithmetic in na
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by bradhe 9y ago
Agreed. If you understand the resource requirements of your environment then vertical scaling is totally viable. Ive seen lots of scenarios where teams shoot themselves in the foot because they fail to just think critically for a second abo
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by bradhe 9y ago
Cool idea! I'm kinda jealous I didn't think of it myself. Very simply but useful. Nice work!
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by bradhe 9y ago
I've had $5 Ubers for the past like 4 months. No idea why they keep giving me $5 ubers, but I save a TON of money every month thanks to it.
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by bradhe 9y ago
This is awesome, interactive CLIs are great for simple use cases. I hope they continue to have support for non-interactive scenarios so that automation can continue to work (apologies if I missed that in the article).
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by bradhe 9y ago
Thank god this is Satire. But that said, I've worked on/at many (many, many, many) projects/companies that are dependent on someone else's ecosystem to be viable. Sometimes it's about traffic. Sometimes it's ab
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by bradhe 9y ago
Noob question here: You receive $1mil in bitcoin as someone who knows nothing about bitcoin...then what? Do you sell it? Do you need to go find someone to sell it to? I'd imagine you can't just go to an exchange and unload $1mil i
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by bradhe 9y ago
Played with it for a couple minutes 1. Login system is cool, love that. 2. After creating the "board," I couldn't really figure out what to do next. 3. Popping a modal when you click ANYWHERE on the canvas was frustrating. It
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by bradhe 9y ago
Treat your operations work like your engineering work. Over time things get a lot better.
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by bradhe 9y ago
> Never agree to be on call and if you do, make sure you are being paid double salary as a minimum Good luck with that.
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by bradhe 9y ago
Don’t think it’s so much an issue of “forgot.” Thats just an alternative example of things that could happen based on the myriad way corp dev deals can be structured based on the goals/incentives of the acquirer.
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by bradhe 9y ago
> However, a modern CPU processor runs at approximately 3 GHz --- in other words they can process around 3 billion instructions a second. So even if the processor is doing a 4-byte integer comparison every single cycle, it is processing
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Show HN: Amazon HQ2 Proposals(reflect.github.io)
15 points by bradhe 9y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 9y ago
> because they are making $1.7K on each booth. Really? How many booths are they selling? That's a pretty small ticket price all things considered.
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by bradhe 9y ago
So is it just a new way of organizing tabs? I'm not sure what the issue is with browsers having many tabs open, besides it being difficult to navigate between them (and obviously resource consumption)
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by bradhe 9y ago
What problem is this solving exactly?
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Ask HN: Diagram tools?
1 points by bradhe 9y ago|3 comments
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by bradhe 9y ago
The former!
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by bradhe 9y ago
I left a job due to it's mission. I worked for a (very, very large) adtech exchange. Their motto was "we keep the internet free." I couldn't reconcile the fact that 80% of engineers used ad blocker while working on the t
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by bradhe 9y ago
How many more projects are going to get launched with the name "apollo"?
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Ask HN: Why did Techcrunch change “cab” to “Uber” in their Cheryl Yeoh coverage?
2 points by bradhe 9y ago|2 comments
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by bradhe 9y ago
Not my story to tell. I'm sure someone else has told it...or will.
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by bradhe 9y ago
I was a Riak user for a long time and I interfaced with a lot of the Basho team. While Riak was indeed flawed in many ways, the people that worked at Basho were just fantastic. Some of their distributed systems engineers were the best in

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