daniel_levine

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by daniel_levine 7y ago
The casino can track the count too and see if a good player is adjusting their play accordingly
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Mitigating Risk While Transitioning Databases(blog.sentry.io)
3 points by daniel_levine 7y ago|0 comments
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by daniel_levine 7y ago
It was in the original title I submitted, but the admins must have changed it
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Building Sentry, a service to process native crash reports and minidumps(blog.sentry.io)
100 points by daniel_levine 7y ago|32 comments
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by daniel_levine 8y ago
no need for a discount if there's a cap. Discount is nice if you don't want to try and set a cap/price, but if you're OK setting a cap then it effectively grants a discount
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by daniel_levine 8y ago
Real GDP per capita covers this. Inflation encompasses cost of living. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A939RX0Q048SBEA Missing a breakdown by quartile, but it's the right metric
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by daniel_levine 8y ago
Fortnite is... Which is made by Epic Games... Which Tencent owns nearly half of...
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Querying Mongo with AWS Athena – Scale API(scaleapi.com)
1 points by daniel_levine 8y ago|0 comments
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by daniel_levine 8y ago
my assumption would be private APIs he's figuring out by MITM'ing mobile network traffic
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Sentry 9 Launches(sentry.io)
2 points by daniel_levine 8y ago|0 comments
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by daniel_levine 8y ago
It looks a lot like R's standard lib, but can't be positive. Pinged Adrian to chime in
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by daniel_levine 9y ago
Sentry does not offer that product natively, but they do have an integration with SessionStack to do it https://blog.sentry.io/2017/09/20/see-errors-through-users-e...
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Increasing the Performance of Dynamic Next.JS Websites(scaleapi.com)
4 points by daniel_levine 9y ago|0 comments
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by daniel_levine 9y ago
There's now http://ksonnet.heptio.com to make it much easier to get started with k8s and eliminate the need to write YAML
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by daniel_levine 9y ago
Ping me. I know some folks who would probably consider buying the product without forcing you to keep working on it. It's more common than you might think.
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by daniel_levine 9y ago
Excited to be working with Mux. I've known the team for nearly six years and from Zencoder to Video.js to Mux I'm continually blown away by their ability to build great technology and be great people.
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The Troubles with iOS Symbolication(blog.sentry.io)
2 points by daniel_levine 9y ago|0 comments
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Big fan of yours and do think Amazon does a ton for customers, but that's not quite accurate. I'm also a huge fan of Amazon so this comment isn't meant to be negative, but more admiring. It's not that Amazon is giving it
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The Economist on Why Anti-Globalists Are Wrong(economist.com)
2 points by daniel_levine 10y ago|0 comments
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Just to be clear for everyone who doesn't click through. The car was one (and seemingly a very small one) amongst many reasons people ate horses, coupled with varying economic recessions, shortages of other meat, and changing consumer
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Per non-adjusted output manufacturing employs fewer than Farming, and farming employs fewer people than hunting and gathering. I'm not totally disagreeing with you. I just think this a turtles all the way down situation. "Reliable
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Many are, but not all. And I suspect waiting jobs as ratio compared with eating out gross revenue is shrinking (though eating out is growing and is more labor intensive than a grocery store still). Part of that is labor organization, the tr
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Many service sector jobs are not minimum wage and not geared towards young people (any more than truck driving). They do often have utilization issues, but so do truck drivers. Generally that's probably more of an argument for those fo
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
I'm speaking to not just the cars themselves, but all the jobs that are a derivative effect. As a quick example, horses were quite good on variable terrain. Whereas, we decided to dramatically increase spend on roads with the advent an
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Robotics production, tooling, software engineering, and the jobs associated with whole new industries that are enabled by robotic manufacturing. Also, the jobs associated with more cars being on the road and being more reliable. I think it&
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
why not just an increase in the earned income tax credit?
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Much worse! Completely, strategically dominant replacement of human and animal muscle with the steam engine.
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
The Fed adding improving employment to natural zero to it's mandate post Great Recession alongside controlling inflation, seems to imply that the ideological opposition isn't that strong.
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Citation on horse slaughtering in the mid-1900s that probably was relatively unrelated to the Great Depressions? Legitimately interested.
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by daniel_levine 10y ago
Relatively low margin, fragmented service jobs. Waiters/waitresses, fitness instructors, barbers etc. Those jobs are often still better than the jobs being automated away (truck driving), just less economic to build such specialty robo

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