diehunde

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by diehunde 7y ago
Take a look at Buku: https://github.com/jarun/Buku
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by diehunde 7y ago
Why don't you create a poll using some web tool so people can answer? That'd be interesting.
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by diehunde 7y ago
What if you want to apply for a company you know that uses keyword detection before setting up an interview? I've been hired twice because my resume contained 2 specific technologies they were looking to add to their stack. Sometimes i
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by diehunde 7y ago
For me it's a long walk with my dog. Gives you time to reflect and sometimes good ideas come up.
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Ask HN: How do you list your skills on your resume?
5 points by diehunde 7y ago|8 comments
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by diehunde 7y ago
They are so cliche. The ones I hear the most are about that time you had a hard time doing X and also that time when you disagreed with someone like your manager or a client and how did you deal with those.
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by diehunde 7y ago
- programming language paradigms - data storage techniques have evolved but the essentials are still the same
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by diehunde 7y ago
I don't think the business purpose is accidental, but the success (for crazy successful companies) is actually accidental.
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by diehunde 7y ago
I use it a lot. For work reasons I have to use Windows but I've always used Linux for development so I just use vagrant instead of managing VMs directly from Virtual Box. I run vagrant up, then ssh into the VM using putty and inside pu
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by diehunde 7y ago
Stuff you should know
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by diehunde 7y ago
I've been using Protonmail and ProtonVPN for almost a year (Plus subscription) and it's been pretty good. It's now my primary email address. Some cool things - You can have a @pm.me address which is much shorter than @protonm
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by diehunde 7y ago
Totally. And it's called "hire fast, fire fast".
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by diehunde 7y ago
So before we had an IT team that would maintain the bare metal servers. Now we need "Cloud Engineers" to maintain the cloud infrastructure working properly. I don't know if the argument of externalize the maintenance of the s
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DevOps Culture (2015)(martinfowler.com)
3 points by diehunde 7y ago|0 comments
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by diehunde 7y ago
Also happens a lot with scripting languages such as Ruby or Python. It's like people are looking for cool ways of writing less lines of code.
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by diehunde 7y ago
So Buzzword is a buzzword...
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by diehunde 7y ago
AWS, GCE, Azure, all of them offer credits for new accounts to experiment. You might be limited in some resources but you can learn a lot. Also, a lot of data tools such as Spark, Airflow, Kafka, etc can be deployed in Kubernetes, which ca
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by diehunde 7y ago
I was wondering the same but for Apache Beam. I don't think it's to get traffic. Just coincidence.
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by diehunde 7y ago
They did a very interesting podcast on this tool describing it in more detail: https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2019/04/16/lyft-data-di...
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by diehunde 7y ago
The problem I have with those plugins is that I use a lot of split buffers not just for editing but also for exploring directories using :Explore for example. Some IDEs+vim plugins support horizontal splits but then when you have to jump be
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by diehunde 7y ago
What do you mean to die? Projects like Kafka, Airflow and Spark are widely used today and the teams are constantly releasing new features.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Your style is also confident. I remember I read about that in the book "On Writing Well". That's also refreshing.
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by diehunde 7y ago
That was a fun story. I like the way you write. Did you read any of the books on improving writing? Normally I'm not able to read posts this long but in this case it was easy. Congratulations on the win.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Sure. Here you https://www.dataengineeringpodcast.com/cluedin-data-fabric-e... . He talks about that around minute 40.
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by diehunde 7y ago
A couple of weeks ago I was listening to a podcast and the guest worked at this data integration company. In order to provide integration with external APIs they needed to do this in case they changed any endpoint without backwards compatib
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by diehunde 7y ago
I'm not making any argument in their favor. I'm talking about the ads discussion.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Maybe but it's not their main source of revenue like with Google and Facebook. So they don't have to go crazy doing unethical stuff in that area (privacy) which is what people tend to care most about these days.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Yes, the lack of human factor is very noticeable if you are a musician. I believe it's pretty similar to when grandmasters can tell if they are playing a human or a bot. Something that's hard to explain. Now saying if it's be
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by diehunde 7y ago
Works pretty well on iOS and desktop using the bridge. Has been my main account for about a year now.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Lol. Why no :Explore?

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