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7y ago
“You look busy”
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7y ago
As a person that doesn’t use Facebook, the restaurant thing makes me want to punch Facebook employees.
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I absolutely love Kubernetes, it makes my job so much easier... I can’t understand for the life of me why any start up uses it, it’s insane.
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7y ago
Flew to SF for CodeBeam, crossing my fingers I didn’t poke the pooch.
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7y ago
Check up on how the Spanish Flu played out after the summer.
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I have found Architecture Decision Records to be great for this. They capture why a decision was made and the context/options at the time. They also provide an immutable linear log of decisions which is nice for on boarding. https:&#x
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Facebook cancels F8 developers conference over coronavirus
(cnet.com)
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Nothing quite like the “maybe” credit backed SLA.
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MPEC 2020-D104: 2020 CD3: Temporarily Captured Object
(minorplanetcenter.net)
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End of Rkt
(github.com)
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> People spamming their own followers should be ... pretty self-limiting. You haven’t met my family.
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7y ago
I’m just here to support the four people that have a sense of humor on HN.
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Coding “challenges” are absurd. The gotchas are ridiculous. If an interviewer googled the question - why do I need to know the answer? I recently had an interview and I spent _literally_ over an hour trying to figure out the algorithm or a
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Is there another industry besides software that expects 6-8 hour interviews and multi hour take home exams?
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I’m allowed to be happy.
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This makes me so happy.
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Curious if it will impact Corona sales.
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Atari Video Game Burial
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I was thinking about this the other day. I was wondering how people that were born deaf think, because I think in my own voice... This is pretty interesting. When I’m not reading or writing though I think very spatially. Usually no words ar
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You can do change data capture with Debezium. Recently the Netflix engineering blog mentioned a tool called DBLog too, but I don’t believe they’ve released it yet.
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I feel like the cookie button is shady AF
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7y ago
It will be interesting to see how this will impact the bot detection market like perimeterX, etc.
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7y ago
If your site has a substantial amount of crawlers, that’s an opportunity to offer an API subscription. No one wants to “crawl” your data, they just want your data. No software developer or PM ever said “it’d be great if this broke every cou
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Cue a cacophony of “were migrating to FORTRAN.”
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The Tail End (2015)
(waitbutwhy.com)
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Actix Project Postmortem
(github.com)
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Listen: Radio call to LAX tower raises questions about jet fuel dump over school
(latimes.com)
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The MythBusters has an episode on plane boarding that was pretty interesting. Results: https://mythresults.com/airplane-boarding
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The military is building long-range facial recognition that works in the dark
(onezero.medium.com)
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These are amazing. AO always has great articles. The “near me” filter is a good tool to find some interesting things nearby.
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