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chupy
11y ago
At the place where I work we use a couple of different tools for logging events: Logstash + graylog / elasticsearch - mostly for monitoring application error logs and easy ad hoc querying and debugging. statsd+graphite+ nagios/pag
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chupy
11y ago
> As far as I know, it's also still standard practice in most companies to either read the source code of open-source stuff before deploying it to production (binary or build) or get a support contract from someone else who has. Rea
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chupy
11y ago
Aerospike - distributed key value store has a little bit different of a use case than RethinkDB - distributed JSON document databases. Basically the only valid use that I have seen for Aerospike, and that is the one that they are advertisin
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chupy
11y ago
Honestly, I was not expecting that punchline. The story really sounded like you were working in a typical "change the world" startup with flexible hours and some just hired frat boy manager took credit for your work. This I could
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chupy
12y ago
I think that was exaggeration to make a point and also for the sake of comedy.
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chupy
12y ago
We are considering Aerospike because apparently a lot of our competitors are using it and I really would love to see those tests.
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chupy
12y ago
This is a good example of IKEA's extreme creativity http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/04/ikea-funds-roma...
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chupy
12y ago
I don't believe it's just that. One of the coolest features which if it is used properly actually speeds up the response times of a normal blocking php script /app flow is the as async feature: http://docs.hhvm.com
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chupy
12y ago
Just check what company is tracking you and opt-out of their remarketing lists. http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/
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chupy
12y ago
Ok...but does it really? What made you say that?
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chupy
12y ago
That sounds really nice, but how often does that working set change?
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chupy
12y ago
Where I am currently working, thanks to good automation procedures there are only 3 people that are managing 4 datacenters on 3 continents with over 1000 virtual machines and also a couple of hundred physical servers. Those 3 people are 1 l
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chupy
12y ago
Every time I see that critical systems like these are running on very old tech I am wondering whether or not the programmers that built these a couple of decades ago are way more capable than the ones from today.
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chupy
12y ago
Those three can be explained easily: 1.If you have never visited a car company's website then it's just that Google categorized your profile wrongly and only the car companies are bidding for you when it comes to show an ad. 2. Ju
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chupy
13y ago
You assume that everybody stores the visitor data in the cookie. Nowadays only the visitor ids are stored there, identification is made also by all the info you and your browser provides and the rest of the data which actually contains the
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chupy
15y ago
I have a couple of questions...What is the amount that you gain after paying taxes? What kind of companies hire contractors?
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chupy
16y ago
I'm from Belgium but I even put a one-click address in the US, and the apps can't be downloaded (even free ones).