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by bradhe 12y ago
every step forward in modern relational DBs for reliability is a step backwards for operations and the simplicity of the model. If you're steeped in the ecosystem and know how things "used to be" you don't see how insane
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Ask HN: Options for super cheap SSL certificates?
1 points by bradhe 12y ago|8 comments
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by bradhe 12y ago
Why does this need to be a dependency that you bring on? This is a trivial pattern.
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by bradhe 12y ago
Comparing a language designed 35 years ago with a language designed a few years ago on the merits of a particular niche that the newer language was designed practically from the ground up for. Shocking conclusion here...
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by bradhe 12y ago
Realistically are YCs annualized returns any better than a top-tier VCs?
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by bradhe 12y ago
> we want this crazy exclusive unicorn skillset that about a dozen people in the world have Can you elaborate on this? Some specific examples? My hypothesis is the reality is that much of technology has become commotitized...and peoples
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by bradhe 12y ago
What's the use case for searching for "an API" exactly? Usually, there's something very specific you want to do with an API...
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by bradhe 12y ago
> Does anyone think it might be related to the recent bash bug That would be...pathetic, at best. There's a Xen bug that's being embargoed 'till 2014-10-01. I think that's more likely.
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by bradhe 12y ago
InfiniDB is/was a great idea. The unfortunate bit was just what a Rube Goldberg machine of a data store it was. I spent a good few days just getting everything provisioned from our automation.
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by bradhe 12y ago
My hunch is the people submitting these stories assumes that A) the name speaks for itself and B) they're trying to evoke some sense of wonder/excitement with the single-word title.
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by bradhe 12y ago
Awesome, I'm really happy to see this kind of technology. This stuff needs to exist, and is really the future of the cloud IMHO.
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by bradhe 12y ago
Woof. This reminds me of 2003 for some reason...
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by bradhe 12y ago
Totally agree.
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by bradhe 12y ago
It will work at any company I think. I've used this for very large software companies before. LinkedIn is the tool. Intro is best so look for connections.
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by bradhe 12y ago
A lot of people are going to say "side porejcts," which are great after you get your foot in the door...but your problem is you can't even find the door. 1. Network. 2. Show initiative, be proactive. 3. Be persistent. Find a
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ASCIIFlow: Create ASCII diagrams to embed in code(asciiflow.com)
3 points by bradhe 12y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 12y ago
But those complicated things (CI) are fairly different than managing deployments securely...
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Ask HN: Good (read: cheap) CDN for static site hosting?
4 points by bradhe 12y ago|2 comments
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by bradhe 12y ago
...because it has the word "rule" in it? That's about the only similarity between those two concepts.
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by bradhe 12y ago
That's all well and good. Just don't complain about "just making coffee for you guys" and that kind of shit!
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by bradhe 12y ago
Man, this really demonstrates the level to which the "major advertisers" (Google, Facebook, and friends) actually control the internet--the ecosystem is incredible! It also indicates how much it sucks to base your business on some
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by bradhe 12y ago
> Randomizing the Rails test suite This is sponsored with actual resources? Seems to me this should be a weekend project for someone?
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by bradhe 12y ago
> For me, the code base is is incredibly intimidating. You should spend some more time with the source. Honestly, a lot of the code base is better factored than I expected. ActiveRecord is a little hairy but otherwise it's really no
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by bradhe 12y ago
Oh wow, finally! The pain of remembering what I need to buy has truly been relieved. All that app switching, password typing. I can guarantee this innovation will save me tens--perhaps hundreds--of seconds. As an added bonus I'll also
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by bradhe 12y ago
Wow, you can announce stuff before it's actually built now?
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by bradhe 13y ago
Can you get more cliche?
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by bradhe 13y ago
Yup, came here to say this.
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by bradhe 13y ago
tl;dr you shouldn't use ubuntu because centos.
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by bradhe 13y ago
"...after being victimized by Theresa Preston-Werners and subsequently terminated." Pretty vague, are there any details on WTF happened? Also, if IS valleywag...
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by bradhe 13y ago
Wow, http://www.fathomdb.com is a YC08 company...and still has just a landing page up. How does that not count as dead?

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