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7y ago
Considering the upcoming recession, is now even a good time to start a company?
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7y ago
If the alerting story is amazing, then this thing would be very compelling. Nowadays people use an amalgamation of random tools: Grafana, Redash, Superset, Tableau, etc. But they all have rudimentary alerting or none at all. Self hosting is
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7y ago
You disagree that more than $10,000 for wedding is a waste of money? That's $10k that could have gone to student loans.
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7y ago
wow, even PHP gets union types. More languages really need to adopt union types.
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7y ago
The more I look at Fortran, the more I appreciate its beauty. I think some of its infamy is unjustified.
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7y ago
Of course! It is the best bang for the bucks when considering student loans.
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7y ago
It's about freakin time. Dynamo's lack of query language has always been a pain point for me. Congrats AWS team!
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7y ago
The only bad design I see is the missing generics. The path, modules, and error handlings are features to me, not drawbacks.
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7y ago
The article made it sounds like Dropbox is no longer pure 100% Python. What other languages do they use now?
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7y ago
I was thinking of the same thing and looks like someone else already experiment with them: https://medium.com/@diego_pacheco/running-multithreaded-redi...
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7y ago
Real multi cloud. I want to be able to spread my app all over the 3 public cloud infrastructure.
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7y ago
People's pension can get dragged into this mess.
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7y ago
Well deserved. They are actually trying to do good + interesting scaling challenges by enabling small business all over the world.
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7y ago
Not to diminish Wikipedia engineers talent, of course... But, I'd consider Wikipedia traffic to skew heavily towards anonymous read-only, with very few logged-in write traffic. This allows for tons of caching opportunities: Varnish, Me
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7y ago
I have grown accustomed to systemd by now, however... is journalctl really needed?
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7y ago
This bugs me big time, I wonder what was the decision behind such inconvenient UX.
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7y ago
I bet majority of Google employees are taking a deep sigh of relief now. It must be suffocating being surrounded with political talks at work when one is trying to do their job well.
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7y ago
This is just my opinion, but I think it will be one of the most shorted stock this year and next year.
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7y ago
Ugh, what kind of opinion is this? He neglected to mention all the drawbacks: * It takes forever for Dell or HP to ship your stuff. * Your co-lo can physically ran out of space. * Your predecessor will inevitable have tons of one-off unvers
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7y ago
I am confused about 1 thing. China can't possibly keep doing this at a rapid pace, right? If they keep doing this, then their own people's savings is rapidly disappearing. And since their people have a hard time buying US real est
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7y ago
What about killing on-prem NAS/SAN or sell a high performance on-prem blob store? Every single one sucks and requires a specialized Devops team. I think the whole premise of files and folders are far from dead, just gotta look from dif
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7y ago
I don't know about the actual "10x" label or how to even measure that objectively. And I am not even gonna go discussing the weekend tweet storm. But, programmers can tremendously improve their own efficiency/output by b
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7y ago
Articles about remote work often focus too much on life and not enough about work. I’d like to read more about HOW these companies solve remote problems such as: communication, responsiveness, measuring productivity or architectural discuss
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7y ago
wow, Google is hella serious in pushing GCP to the next level. Multi billion dollars investment year after year.
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7y ago
Being rich is a measure of assets generating income relative to future expenses. Once your passive income can cover your monthly expenses, you are already veering into rich territory.
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7y ago
First of all, I don't want to dismiss the fact that terraform is a great tool and mostly on the right path. But HCL is giving me Puppet DSL PTSD. Folks at Hashicorp should just embed JS engine and let users write definitions using a re
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7y ago
oof, the resize GIF is not selling it, actually it has the opposite effect to me.
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7y ago
This is fantastic news!! I wish they will extend the offering to pypi hosting in the future. Is this available on the Enterprise offering?
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8y ago
I am glad that the politicians finally want to do something about it. The capital also unnecessarily pulls all of the country's resources into that one city causing even worse wealth inequality and poverty.
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8y ago
Where have I seen this before... CGI scripts?
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