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   by bradhe 11y ago

   Will you allow custom domains? Do you allow SSL?
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   I think it's more the case that he recommends against it...unless you know what you're doing!
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   Lets say this service is generating truly random bytes. If a subset of the bytes that you download happen to describe, say, the last episode of Mr. Robot encoded in MP4, does that actually constitute piracy?
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   I have been thinking about this a lot lately. I don't think polygamy is next, but I do think more "loosely defined" relationships in general are next.
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   1. "No-SQL land" - Most of those things are NoSQL databases? 2. ""Traditional" Schema'd SQL" - Amazon RDS isn't a database, and those are relational databases. 3. DynamoDB has effectively the same dat
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   Hacker News 1898 edition
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   > * Key Value Stores Redis / Memcache > * No-SQL land: MongoDB/Cassandra etc. > * “Traditional” Schema’d SQL: Oracle/Postgres/MySQL/Amazon RDS Etc. > * Hosted DBs: AWS RDS / DynamoDB / AppEngin
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   My point was that most people don't consider the fact that calling MySQL or the same is a remote call and is just as likely to fail. Of course there are ways to avoid that, but most people don't think in those terms.
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   by bradhe 11y ago

   My hunch is that this is actually an issue with any job that requires a visa. I've met tons of Americans working in Europe who say exactly that, too.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Plust there's a HUGE flaw in: > since remote calls are slow and are always at risk of failure. Talking to e.g. MySQL is a remote call too, that can fail just as easily.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    I haven't heard anyone talk about dmoz in a long, long time...
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Yes. No.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > So, if a christian organization oppressed and bullied a CEO for supporting gay marriage until they quit, it's "fair play" You're missing the point: Advocating for the violation of basic civil rights is different tha
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > No matter how much good he did at the company, it didn't matter because of his personal beliefs. The PR shit-storm for Mozilla could/would have been terrible. If you're the public face for a company like that you don&#x2
15. 585.▲
    by bradhe 11y ago

    Nah, there are multiple cloud vendors out there. My platform runs in DO, AWS, and GCE for instance. The notion that cloud itself locks you in will disappear soon.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    So interesting. This race for features between the cloud vendors feels crazy to me, but totally makes sense from a business perspective. Classic attempt at locking you in to a single platform.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Has anyone ever advertised a low performance web server (on purpose...)
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Couple thoughts. 1. 40 lines of glue code, sure. How much external code did he pull in/write? 2. All of this is predicated on the idea that serialization/deserialization is the primary bottleneck. This becomes not your bottlene
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    golang is my goto.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    Totally true. That's like saying the Ruby on Rails exists because Ruby is somehow deficient.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > 75 percent of infants between the ages of four to six months With average customer lifetime of 2 months, they better pay a LOT and/or have a real low CAC.
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    by bradhe 11y ago

    > reputation on reddit Oh boy...
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    X Eighty Swift(techblog.appnexus.com)

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    by bradhe 12y ago

    Wait, people care about magazines still?
25. 595.▲
    by bradhe 12y ago

    I don't understand the term "sex positive" -- it implies to me that, specifically in this context, AirBNB is sex-negative?
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    by bradhe 12y ago

    I'm a dumb dumb, but it seems this is the SSL triple handshake with another dimension?
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    by bradhe 12y ago

    All the literature I've read tends to be highly academic and out dated. Few people cover modern nosql concepts (.please someone correct me if I am missing something). Your best bet is to read the papers backing the current industry sta
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    by bradhe 12y ago

    And an Apache project that is a SQL layer on top of HBase. Seriously we're runnin' out of names.
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    by bradhe 12y ago

    K
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    by bradhe 12y ago

    This shot never works, but if it does....huge.