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by ckdarby 6y ago
Conflict of interest: I'm happily using Pulsar, I come from an extensive Kafka system, and would like to see Pulsar win this entire space personally. I see some differences, instead of Pulsar functions RedPanda has gone the extra step
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by ckdarby 6y ago
The difference is clearly explained but then the contractor (@brtkdotse) does the work of the consultant but as a contractor and reduced their own billable hours. Business renewed the contract because they're realizing they're get
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by ckdarby 6y ago
What was the issue with Kubernetes? The above question in a way is also my point which more bluntly can be said as, don't run something for the sake of running it and instead run tools you're knowledgeable in. > Kubernetes was
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Sounds like every company for those who have spent time in the software world at a large enough company. Example of some of the stuff I've seen at various places: - Team A self ddos Team B taking down a critical platform that stopped t
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Being on AWS, Azure or GPC isn't about the costs being pressured from another department at all. The cost reflects the premium for integration into the other services. It is after first employees bounce or the company outgrows that hus
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Some employers are adjusting for pay location, not all, and mine didn't because the cost of losing me was more than adjusting the salary for the different location. I am reaping the $200/month transit pass that I no longer need. A
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by ckdarby 6y ago
> I don't know what it is. I don't know how to fix it. But there's some very, very, very wrong stuff that happens when richer people move in. It shouldn't be that way. Can you go into more details? I feel like this is
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Employees who adjust to the change and moved out of the high cost of living area. An example from my own circumstances, I was paying $1800/month for a 1 bedroom in Toronto but now for a little bit less I have a 3 bedroom house with a s
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by ckdarby 6y ago
The only reason I know about BackBlaze is because of their reports and the storage pod build outs they do. If they never did these I wouldn't even know about their existence. It is all apart of long term marketing and branding.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
This is a typical pattern for large compensation payout with little effort after the large initial investment. Engineering Daily podcast has various podcasts that come up around this. One that comes to mind was the one with Slack. Slack had
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by ckdarby 6y ago
@wronglebowski In EKS there is a logging option for the control plane, turn this on and you get all the control plane logs in Cloudwatch logs.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Yep, we were getting an insane amount of AZ chatter with Apache Pulsar because of all the components: Request(us-west-1a) -> Pulsar Proxy(us-west-1b) -> Broker(us-west-1c) -> Bookie (us-west-1a) Though for anyone using Pulsar on EK
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by ckdarby 6y ago
What you're looking for is called Service Topology it is in Alpha. https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/serv...
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Just book meetings with others in the company. I think school has trained us for structure and rarely are we willing to initiate without formal processes in place. Send a meeting invite for 30 minutes to someone in the org with: "Hi. I
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Can you discuss why you want to go back to the office?
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by ckdarby 6y ago
@jaredmauch Would you still have considered doing this today with Starlink now happening? I stopped the video once the interviewer portion started but how does someone justify $125-150k investment to become an ISP? I'd maybe consider t
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by ckdarby 6y ago
I didn't entirely write what I meant correctly. Etsy's revenue has greatly increase: https://www.statista.com/statistics/409407/etsy-quarterly-re... A lot of Etsy's money did go to advertising. This
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by ckdarby 6y ago
The T420 has been one of the best Linux laptops I've ever owned. Pretty much recommend this over System76 any day.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Fellow Canadian here, I did not have this experience. The certified cheque was done in 20 minutes. All that was required was two pieces of photo id, producing the debit card and entering my pin to access the account. This wasn't even m
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Etsy & Pinterest are both public companies and this info can be found in their quarterly filings. TL;DR Yes, revenue has increased. Etsy is spending very strong in advertising with Pinterest getting large amounts of it. Disclaimer: Posi
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by ckdarby 6y ago
There are other key things they look. Let's say you travel 80% of the year for work. - Where is your work located? - Where is your employment state your primary residence is? - Does your partner live where you're claiming to be
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by ckdarby 6y ago
For a bit isn't the issue. It is when your primary residence changes. Each country has different rules around how this happens and the legal definition of a primary residence. For most cases this is automatically triggered when you hav
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Agree, Vegas doesn't fit with the tech hipsters and eco friendly Silicon valley types.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
> it isn't the civilization ending pandemic we initially thought it was If you look at the USA age distribution of 65+, the death rate of those above 65+, and assume 50% only get it because herd immunity we're talking about ~4M
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There are probably more people but few want to discuss it out of fear about local market cost readjustment.
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Ironic given the article is talking about the need to take action to allow the continuation of being able to do this action on Earth itself. Obvious with what the rest of the thread says and the timeline you gave it won't be 100x easie
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by ckdarby 6y ago
What I hear you saying is, they'd need to build out an actual CDN service that individual companies would have to sign up and use. This service would allow Starlink to be able to use their own certs themselves or have the owner's
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by ckdarby 6y ago
I down voted your comment, here is why. Working in transporting this material I'd gather you'd have expertise related to this. Could you better explain why the existing approach is used?Can you counter the arguments made by what y
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Couldn't the satellites themselves cache content that are for world wide events like this? Edit: Even further, if they're launching 12000 of these couldn't that be a CDN network itself?
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by ckdarby 6y ago
Was working in Toronto, covid19 happened, moved back to Montreal, and work agreed I could permanently stay there even after covid19.

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