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by ckdarby 5y ago
I'm sure sentry mode is a nice bonus to prevent any vandalism to the police cars.
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by ckdarby 5y ago
They're already settled for life with the existing business. The feedback they got from the potential buyer is what is missing, the business is too dependent on them and if they're able to remove themselves from the equation more
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by ckdarby 5y ago
What is weird is how their accounting software didn't raise 5 different alerts when they have AR outside of their due dates. I have a small business and mine raises alerts all over the place when something slips the due date for AR. Is
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by ckdarby 5y ago
This started up as a good write up but quickly tanked when the article started to turn into just chat history pasting.
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Same fxtenatcle as CTO of ImageRights? If that is the case my follow up question is did you actually move everything out of AWS? Or did you just take the same Netflix approach like Open Connect for the 95th billing + unmetered & peering
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by ckdarby 5y ago
>So you basically saying that no matter what one should always stick to Amazon. What I am saying is given the list of exceptions I gave the business should run/colocate their gear if they're in the exception list or those compo
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by ckdarby 5y ago
>This sounds a bit arrogant. The parent thread talks about how the business could not go down even with a triple AZ outage for S3, and I don't think it is arrogant to state they should be paying for enterprise support if that level
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by ckdarby 5y ago
>What are you using for aws alternatives? Example for S3? Not OP but they're probably using Rook/Minio
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by ckdarby 5y ago
>You never hosted on AWS, did you? Previously 2k employee company, with the entire advertising back office on AWS. Currently >$1M YR at AWS, you can get the idea of scale & what is running, here: https://www.youtube.com
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by ckdarby 5y ago
>I used to feel powerless and stressed out by the complexity and the scale, because whenever stuff broke (and it always does at this scale), I had to start playing politics, asking for favors, or threatening people on the phone to get it
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by ckdarby 5y ago
In this case wouldn't it be fairly straightforward to just have the city buy a tow truck, paint without branding and have a worker of the city just tow? I mean I'd suggest having any department do this. There must be day to day th
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by ckdarby 5y ago
+1
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by ckdarby 5y ago
À friend of mine struggles with what sounds similar and I implore you to ask if that is really what is going on? The lightbulb moment for them was realizing they didn't like putting in the effort of asynchronous communication because t
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by ckdarby 5y ago
One in five to ten for delivering positive business results in a short period of time. AKA these are good managers. They're able to have good results because of themselves. Under promise over deliver. Set lower expectations. One in fif
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Looks like this is $1k USD and not $500
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by ckdarby 5y ago
I as well
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Switch to non-alcoholic beer. Do the same stuff you were doing when you were drinking alcohol but now with the non-alcoholic drink.
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Sounds cool but not used in any practical manner and I couldn't find anything about write and or read speeds.
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by ckdarby 5y ago
5? Are you a consultant who goes in to fix these situations?
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by ckdarby 5y ago
How do you regularly pull 50-200 GB? This sounds like terrible practices or implementation at work. I've never seen docker images of that size that can't be shrunk with multistage, or docker shrink. I can see how someone could get
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by ckdarby 5y ago
I like how the article casually skips over the fact humans do a lot of the same stuff they're pointing out as failures. Seen plenty of people turning when they shouldn't, using the shoulder to get to a stop sign to turn, going dow
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Eventually that person couldn't be standing behind you making sure you were doing your work and at that point how did you make sure you were being productive?
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Hedge bets against an s3 outage. Cloud agnostic solution with abstraction of object storage. Reducing the cost of s3 by using minio as a cache. Plenty of good use-cases.
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by ckdarby 5y ago
It's an alright video, kind of feels like they made the video just to spam the referral for digital ocean. The TL;DR use tailscale as a sidecar on Traefik. They followed this article: https://tailscale.com/blog/kub
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Have you ran the numbers to just moving out of the high cost of living area? I've had a couple friends at FAANG run the numbers that even with a cost adjustment they were ahead moving to states with no state income tax.
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by ckdarby 5y ago
- Focus on quality of life improvements with existing control - Start experimenting for happiness. I only in the last two years found out how incredible I feel stopping coffee at 1 PM and waking up before 6 AM. - Financial independence can
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Yes, you might want to believe that is the case but having worked at an insanely popular site that does advertisement I can tell you that you are tracked. Then having worked in Fintech space I can tell you you're tracked even more than
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Please be more constructive in your criticism. As an example > WHAT ??? Nobody who knows the "Scientific Method" and has trained as an "Engineer" will ever agree with you. You are taking "one facet" of a spe
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Yet you have your phone, laptop, your family + family members also have laptop & phone. You're already being tracked and listened to all the time. You're only as strong as the weakest device on you and or in your phone at any
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by ckdarby 5y ago
Why do I need the agreemnent? I would have figured that is what is being offered here, no? Like AWS Globlal Beaming Inc would have done all that and I would just be beaming data under their existing agreement and just complying, no?

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