ezekiel11

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by ezekiel11 4y ago
Nobusuke Kishi was a class A war criminal hmmm
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
I was told that this was so that they could craft cirriculums that stretch decades when it could be taught much quicker. Doing so would be deterimental to the labor market in academia.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
that's an awful long winded way say you blame immigrants for problems that have long existed before their arrival
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
coldstarts - not an issue anymore unpredictable billing - this is why you setup billing alerts and not an issue unless you hit HN front page vendor lock in - you can take your functions and upload it to google, azure, cloudflare
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
the thing is they blame immigrants but won't do anything against the real driver of housing unaffordability, the collusion of regulators and corporations offering large liquidity to housing market. its breaking apart. the city of vanco
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
you realize there are many many affluent immigrants who do not participate in the labor market but pay taxes, invest, and otherwise provide liquidity for the locals holding real estate portfolios?
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Coinbase users unable to withdraw to bank accounts(cryptopolitan.com)
4 points by ezekiel11 4y ago|1 comments
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
no but i think theres similar zombie giants that is essentially a hybrid state run enterprise but Canada has explicitly designated industries where you simply cannot execute because they are anti-competitive. and its not clear how individua
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
> Canada is easier to immigrate to as a high-skilled person. False. > It's a great weigh-station for immigrants who want to eventually move to the US. Many do not, they move back home.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
I know many countries have problems but Canada is in a okay spot. Specific cities have looming crisis on their hands but this is largely the fault of provincial governance. Little of that I attribute to Canada as a hole, I just find BC in p
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
your assessment would've been correct 3 or 4 years ago but there's just no need to scaffold ec2, mysql db inside a vpc. You can upload your environment via docker and start serving serverless. You can then use serverless db that i
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
serverless environments do not carry the devops overhead involved with kubernetes or other container orchestration.
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Ex-Japanese PM Shinzo Abe shot during speech(theglobeandmail.com)
2 points by ezekiel11 4y ago|0 comments
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
thanks I feel good now, I almost turned down a 4-bagger offer until I read your comment, but I am a bit wary, the new CFO is a bit of an unknown. am I going to show up on his radar now? I feel like the business can't run without what I
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
sorry but the convenience is way too much for the vast majority of people to have to download desktop and access it. everybody is content being able to do it through the phone.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
oh wow thanks i didn't know about this. in that case it would be super simple for me to wrap up a FastAPI server with SQLite or even some in-memory database that runs elsewhere, deliver as a single file!
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
what I really dislike is some linux user trying to brush those things off as a non-issue, it sure is for non-seasoned users. and this to me is the biggest hinderance to its wide adoption. it caters to a specific crowd.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
Nothing, the vendors can block/choose where they want to advertise their products in.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
a thousand euros for a linux ultrabook is a bit of a stretch. there are many alternatives AND I can run both operating systems via dual boot.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
why is this written in Go , are there specific features that shine over Python3? I've been looking to learn Go, it seems lot of network intensive software use Go.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
what does this mean if your company is acquired and run by a private equity? will the rising fed rate mean that they are looking to cut out the highest salaries? am I better off not takin a higher salary because that might paint a red targe
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
Your observation is correct but its that companies can't hire like they used to when RoR was at its peak. Like I said, unless you have growing revenues to continue to retain senior talent, its going to be tough in the future as there i
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
I don't think you understood what I wrote.
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
serverless is s a huge boon to large enterprises who want to be more agile and not dependant on monolith architecture. the cost to them is a rounding error at best. a startup is a poor yardstick to measure serverless's benefits, if you
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
it just won't be as good as the refinement in searches i can do with appending stackoverflow at the end of a google query and github copilot already does what you are trying to do
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
attention is in decline. developers are paying more attention to other languages that yields greater number of employment options. it should be that RoR devs get increasing rates as they become rarer but its not, demand is also dwindling as
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
yet ruby on rails and ruby is in decline. its getting harder to hire younger developers in this field, many don't even know what Ruby is or cares for it. Seems like its another PHP type of situation, one which companies will move away
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Luna Victim Contemplates Suicide(old.reddit.com)
3 points by ezekiel11 4y ago|0 comments
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
dont forget coinbase and how much Paul vouched for that awful grifter Brian Armstrong. some families out there are now fatherless because they lost money on the shitcoins promoted thru and offered on coinbase. imagine enriching yourself by
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by ezekiel11 4y ago
still not as good as stackoverflow

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