digaozao

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by digaozao 7y ago
Superficial explanation, talks about google services which google cloud customers don't care. What about their customers websites and services that went off for 4h? What about the impact on southamerica, eu, and other markets outside u
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by digaozao 7y ago
I am in Brazil, with servers in southamerica. Right now it seems back to normal.
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by digaozao 7y ago
South America is down for me. But youtube works OK, I can watch Google IO and they talking about all Google greatness while their outage impact second class clients on their cloud.
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by digaozao 7y ago
It seems global to me. This is really strange compared to AWS. I don't remember an outage there (other than s3) impacting instances or networking globally.
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by digaozao 7y ago
And lots of sales on my case
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by digaozao 7y ago
I cant see any gke cluster in Brazil, or any VM.
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by digaozao 7y ago
Counter example. I worked with software looking like this more than one time: https://images.app.goo.gl/Pvpo1xhv2HqKJCuW8
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by digaozao 8y ago
I think this dyslexia happens more with non native languages. Like when I was trying to speak german, after just some time in France. My native language is Portuguese
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by digaozao 8y ago
From what I understand, that is the idea. KRs are the KPIs you are going to focus on each quarter.
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by digaozao 8y ago
Can you give examples of the questions?
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by digaozao 8y ago
I remember Norvig course on udacity. Every problem I solved, after that there was a video with his solution. It was so much simpler.
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by digaozao 8y ago
Better yet. In AWS I can whitelist a security group and all ec2 instances with that security group would get access to RDS. This would be handy with tags in gcp.
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by digaozao 8y ago
In Brazil the same. Many are just degree getters but dont really have a good base
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by digaozao 8y ago
I am reading "skin in the game" from Nassim Taleb. He makes a lot of points against journalits or economists. And it seems right many times. They do not have real contact with the things they talk about.
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by digaozao 8y ago
What happens when you sell? The person only gets 70-x years of leasing? Or it renews?
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by digaozao 8y ago
It seems to fit my impression too. But it feels like for STEM this would apply to women. Most of my girl colleagues from college are married to classmates or other engineers. For men, they usually are married with women from other areas.
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by digaozao 9y ago
Man... I read your blog. It's all true. I find so hard to explain this to Jr devs. They read a lot of best practices, and take it as a religion. Lots of uneeded code is created. Anyway, I would like more skeptical devs.
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by digaozao 9y ago
Take a look at rancher too. https://rancher.com/ Rancher 2.0 promises nice UI for K8s
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by digaozao 9y ago
Good book for you: Luck Factor. It talks a lot about this. https://richardwiseman.wordpress.com/books/the-luck-factor/
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by digaozao 9y ago
As an intern in a Google training program in Brazil, they gave us the project to make a crawler, without any c++ libs other than curl. It was difficult, but we really learned a lot.
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by digaozao 9y ago
As an ecommerce developer. Especially business specific stuff. Discount rules according to merchant, customized search aggregating other systems. Most of the time is db stuff, sure. But it is always useful someone who can think and solve pr
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by digaozao 9y ago
The message I understand is: less code, less bugs, less problems, better to maintain. But it is already my way of thinking. Essentially, keep it simple. And only write code that you need.
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by digaozao 9y ago
I have met many of them.
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by digaozao 9y ago
Probably a cultural thing. I don't see a problem with this. Depending on the meeting, there is no way it will end in 15 or 45 minutes. If it finishes earlier, great! everybody goes back to work. Sometimes it goes longer, and people ha
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by digaozao 9y ago
I Hope so. I am thinking of going to gcp for some time especially because of gke.
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by digaozao 9y ago
Five years Ago I started to use it. Never touched a project without again. Today I am really interested in kotlin, which provides many of these features.
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by digaozao 9y ago
I like this kind of development also. But I don't think it is for everyone (the person has to keep thinking on the problem for long time). A good talk about It, from the creator of clojure: https://youtu.be/f84n5oFoZBc
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by digaozao 11y ago
Liked a lot your observations. Specially, the one about bugs. Being capable of fixing fast is really important.
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by digaozao 11y ago
Related to this... Maybe as we become more and more advanced in tech, we will spend less and less. Let's see some examples : uber, usually cheaper than normal taxis,great economy of scale. So transportantion in general should decrease
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by digaozao 11y ago
I like the idea of ubi because of its simplicity and it makes more dificult to "game the system" . In Brazil I see that a lot. With food stamps there would have places with food and cigars, that would sell cigars for food stamp

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