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by crescentfresh 5y ago
The chat devolved into a series of "well I'm out", which I take to mean "I will not be investing in this".
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by crescentfresh 5y ago
This was on a zoom call for "Private Investment Club", headed by the fellow on the stage. Here are guest speakers they have featured/will be featuring: https://privateinvestmentclub.com/speakers/ > Gr
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by crescentfresh 5y ago
> * To store 10+TB of data. > * You need 15 TB of storage (running at 66% capacity) > * You need 30 TB of raw disks (twice for redundancy). Did you mean PB?
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
Guilty. I had no idea Kanban was about this. At my place it's a virtual board and you pick things off the top right (highest priority work needing review) and move left (bottom left is lowest priority work not yet started).
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
Haven't seen it mentioned here and it's not specifically mentioned in their docs where they explain about secret scanning: github also does secret scanning on all public gists. Seeing as how every gist is just a repository under t
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
Agreed, talking about how he discovered this API is what I would have wanted to read. He said the only opened port was 8xxx and it was a dead-end, so what port was this API running on then? How did he discover it without sniffing packets fr
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> In layman's terms, you see that someone will buy an asset, so you buy it first to artificially inflate the price, before selling afterwards at a profit. This sounds familiar. Isn't this a tactic used on the stock market as we
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
I use google photos. I also certainly do NOT want to upload all my photos, albums and metadata into the service. Having said that I would still allow full access to all my photos on my device for the convenience of being able to scroll thro
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> If the candidate is using a tech you’re unfamiliar with why are you interviewing them? did you read the article? Did you see the comment I was replying to? The gist is that a candidate may know other things that I don't and still
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> these technical interviews are a lot more about "did the candidate approach the problem the same way you would?" honest question, I can only evaluate the correctness of a thing if I am familiar with the tech the candidate use
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> and API Gateway for an optimal blend of performance and scalability Curious what HN's thoughts are on API Gateway. I've been very frustrated with it. I find a plain ALB simpler to work with and less weird. Sometimes to get A
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> Send ISO date/time in utc what's an ISO date/time?
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
More recently he appeared on the Toure Show podcast: https://play.acast.com/s/toureshow/dr.carlhart-idodrugs
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
Thank you for that, that was a thoroughly enjoyable read.
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> your team should respond with "how can we help?" this would kill the meeting at my company, it would go off the rails as a thing that everyone is present for and listening to. Moving it "offline" - as is often done
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> not helpful is when standups are treated like status reports > simply state what you’re doing Honest question, what's the difference.
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
I had to pause when they use the term "anti-pattern". It may be an anti-pattern for cloud spanner but it's not an anti-pattern in other distributed systems, for example cassandra.
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> bringing his cannabis brand to the California market Could you explain? I'm not following and when I search his story news articles said he opened a clothing store. What was his actual business and was it connected to cannabis?
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
This depends on what AWS service we're talking about, doesn't it? For example a Kinesis stream compared to running a (say) 5 EC2 node Kafka cluster with zookeeper etc. Isn't it within the realm of possibility the managed serv
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> 224x cheaper if you’re self-managing TimescaleDB on a VM I'm having a hard time understanding the cost comparison without details of the above. Are they saying that hosting your own cluster of timescaledb nodes within EC2 still co
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
Agree with this sentiment. I was in web dev since pre-jQuery/Backbone, but left during the rise of the js-framework wars. I then returned to this area as I needed to add functionality/"spruce up" a web app within my orga
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> without it knowing that it is incognito somehow It has been a while since I was in js land but I do recall writing a browser extension that needed to know this, and in chrome it was made available to detect whether your script was runn
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> I don't even know where I'd put a significant other in my life I think we're talking about non-commital encounters, not "relationships" like you're referring to. (Not that there's not a time element i
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by crescentfresh 6y ago
> Kinesis is insanely expensive No, it is not. Also, an equivalent cluster of EC2 instances running zookeeper/Kafka/etc will outprice Kinesis.
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by crescentfresh 7y ago
Seems like part of the problem re: the shared library/dependency each repository relied on was a core problem of change management. Changing anything that other code relies on must be done in a backwards compatible way - too much to
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by crescentfresh 7y ago
This is the most concerning part. What do "regular" content creators (read: no legal team) do to remove these kinds of invalid copyright strikes?
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by crescentfresh 7y ago
That's not how I read that. "lost" in this context simply means the so-called copyright holder clicks the button that says "nah, still can't use my stuff" that's considered a strike.
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by crescentfresh 7y ago
Ugh what about our 5 yr old project written in angularjs by about 20 different devs - most of whom are no longer on the project - and is still getting new feature requests that get pushed through the development pipeline and no one has any
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by crescentfresh 7y ago
THAT WAS IT! I hardly listen to Joe Rogan so couldn't recall this one. Thanks.
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by crescentfresh 7y ago
Was listening to a podcast that was talking about fitness - the name escapes my memory at the moment - but I remember the guy said something interesting in passing: that a 100% bodyweight fitness regimen is fantastic and would be all you ne

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