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by dkuebric 12y ago
We're seeing these as well.
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by dkuebric 12y ago
Feels like you should invert equation 1.
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Most men would rather shock themselves than be alone with their thoughts.(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by dkuebric 12y ago|0 comments
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by dkuebric 12y ago
AppNeta - Boston, MA and Providence, RI It's getting harder and harder for developers to deliver a consistent experience to their users. That's why we're working on making the internet faster for everyone. This isn't a j
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by dkuebric 13y ago
It could even be fueling the increased rent in a small way. With residential apartments occupied as hotels, there's fewer on the market. I've hosted on airbnb to defray the cost of my apartment; viewed from another angle, that&#
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by dkuebric 13y ago
Depends on your scale. Another commenter on this thread was in the +$75/day range from this issue. I don't worry about cultivating a connection between engineering and business needs.
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by dkuebric 13y ago
I see what you did there.
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by dkuebric 13y ago
Monopoly or not, it's the only wsywyg text editor I've ever found truly usable. I now prefer Google docs for convenience but it's not quite there yet for composition/edit experience. Hoping for more good alternatives, if
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by dkuebric 13y ago
This isn't what I thought it would be. I think "Github for everything" is something everyone should be looking for in their lives. Version control is useful for so many things. I think the understand this already though. W
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They're Using it at Coffee Shops(usingitatcoffeeshops.tumblr.com)
143 points by dkuebric 13y ago|43 comments
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by dkuebric 13y ago
Latency isn't the only thing--if that's all you wanted, you wouldn't need the tracing, just log the latency at each step. The real amazing thing is the structure of requests. Having a record of distibuted N+1 problems is pr
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by dkuebric 13y ago
One thing worth noting about these rolling restarts that I didn't see in your post: if the new code isn't completely backwards-compatible, you can end up with bad states from having a mix of workers running. This negates a lot of
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by dkuebric 13y ago
Feature request: pulse for milestones--show me a burndown chart, comment activity on hot issues!
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Another CA APM patent lawsuit(pcworld.com)
1 points by dkuebric 14y ago|0 comments
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by dkuebric 14y ago
Data migration becomes a lot easier the closer to "raw" data you store. The farther away you are, the tricker it will be to write those migration scrips. And, if what you're storing is rolled-up enough, you may not even have the informatio
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by dkuebric 14y ago
I've been told they're encouraging add-ons to move away from a per-dyno price. (Looked like New Relic is the only one right now). The guys I talked to cited both the future (now present) "dyno is not a unit" problem, as well as reporting u
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by dkuebric 14y ago
Yeah, I had the same thought when the discussion came around last time. I actually took the source to the simulations (thanks for sharing, rapgenius!) and did some experiments on how random routing performs if it's routing to backends that
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by dkuebric 14y ago
pageguide.js - http://tracelytics.github.com/pageguide/
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The Saddest Map In America(dish.andrewsullivan.com)
121 points by dkuebric 14y ago|98 comments
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The Taming of the Queue: Measuring the Impact of Request Queueing(appneta.com)
8 points by dkuebric 14y ago|0 comments
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by dkuebric 14y ago
Hard to dislike a guy that writes so well, and I agree with the general premise of recognizing the human capacity, and necessity, for error. But I do think it's a bit disingenuous to compare the "mistakes" of scientists to fabrication and d
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Jack Lew’s Terrible Signature May Grace Dollar Bills Now(nymag.com)
1 points by dkuebric 14y ago|1 comments
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by dkuebric 14y ago
I interpreted this as the country self-reporting, not the individuals.
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by dkuebric 14y ago
Boston, MA - AppNeta (aka Tracelytics) Full-Stack Software Engineer, Front-End Engineer We're working on an awesome product that helps devops run their web apps more efficiently. We do distributed tracing, ala Google Dapper / Twitter Zipki
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by dkuebric 14y ago
Nice! Reminds me of gdb-heap, which takes what sounds like a similar approach to identifying python objects in the heap: https://fedorahosted.org/gdb-heap/wiki
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by dkuebric 15y ago
It's also very much for the 99%--not the best example for this post.
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by dkuebric 15y ago
Both Dapper and Tracelytics borrow ideas from the X-Trace project, which has a bit of source available, though not much. http://x-trace.net/wiki/doku.php
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by dkuebric 15y ago
Neat. "ixoth" is a pretty unique name, pronunciation-wise. Anybody know if there have been studies done exploring the sound-space of voice recognition? E.g. if you could map typical sounds of (english) speech to some sort of dimensional