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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   Also https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/remote
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   Yes... They have said that all existing versions in 2016 will have Linux releases including express.
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   Presented an ignite talk at a local DevOpsDays event, then co-presented at this year's SQL Summit. This month submitted a session to the new GroupBy conference and just got an email today that it was accepted for January! We also went
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   Blog post: https://stackoverflow.blog/2016/12/You-Can-Now-Play-With-Sta...
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   There was a great talk at SRECon Europe 2015 about how Facebook scales out their load balancers: https://patrickshuff.com/building-a-billion-user-load-balanc... Shows how many levels of scaling are required to serve traffic
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   Joel Spolsky Talks About Building StackOverflow and Values Developers Care About(channel9.msdn.com)

   1 points by gbrayut 10y ago|0 comments
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   Very nice write-up, and a great way to dive deep into an interesting system! But if you plan on maintaining a project like this long term I would recommend using one of the many existing libraries like https://github.com/pro
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   You can run benchmarks using https://cloudharmony.com but it looks like there site is having issues right now.
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   by gbrayut 10y ago

   Interesting that the article mentions Stack Overflow, as back in April we changed our Terms Of Service to explicitly disallow these kinds of scrapers: http://meta.stackexchange.com/q/277369 Of course that doesn't
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/remote
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    As someone who watched the live stream of the original presentation from the Stack Overflow lunchroom I can confirm that the video is missing some context. Definitely a bit of house style and a throw back to some old school memes, but overa
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    Also https://blog.stackoverflow.com/2015/01/why-we-still-believe-...
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    So you are saying that a new major software release that is less than a month old still has some bugs? I am shocked. Shocked! Well, not that shocked. If you can't take the bleeding part of bleeding edge, wait for things to mature befor
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    You can also use things like Get-Command (with options for -Verb, -Noun, -Module filtering) or Get-Member to inspect types/methods/properties. Very helpful when learning a new area.
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    Thanks for the writeup! I enjoyed reading it and comparing with some of our vendor/stack choices.
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    We've been dogfooding the new Stack Overflow Documentation system for Bosun, so you may find some better examples at http://stackoverflow.com/documentation/bosun/topics which just opened yesterday. If you see
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    This code was written 5 years ago, and back then the trim function was different.
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    Random side note... Recognized your name, we use your TOML go package in a bunch of our tools. Thanks and keep up the great work!
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    Actually we average less than 10% CPU on the web tier... so anything over that warrants investigation. Graph of CPU during today's issue at https://twitter.com/Nick_Craver/status/755793398544601088
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    Stack Overflow Outage Postmortem(stackstatus.net)

    862 points by gbrayut 10y ago|316 comments
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    I'm curious if anyone uses a curved ultrawide in portrait mode instead of landscape. I've got a 27in 16:9 in portrait mode right now, and it seems like a curved display might work better so long as the viewing angles still work.
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    I believe they are also 1099 contract workers as opposed to having W2 employee classification. 1099 means you owe self employment taxes, which can take a significant cut out of your gross earnings (ball park 10-15%). You also may have to ma
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    Sounds like you ran into one of the spam prevention mechanisms. I've done the same thing before, and usually as long as you do some editing and don't just copy/paste the answer it should let it thru. Or sometimes I leave a co
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    I am on the SRE team for Stack Exchange and Stack Overflow mentioned in the article. We have had a lot of issues with 503 errors (Cloudflare cannot reach our origin servers) occurring in various regions on a monthly basis. That combined wit
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    nscd also has a known TTL bug that hasn't been fixed in 9 years. https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4428
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    by gbrayut 10y ago

    HN post from author: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11620890
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    by gbrayut 11y ago

    We have been primarily using Intel NVMe storage for our database servers since fall of 2014 with no major complaints. Our high end desktop/laptop systems are also using the latest Samsung NVMe M.2 drives which are screaming fast.
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    by gbrayut 11y ago

    https://twitter.com/StackOverflow/status/707979252218507264 Thanks for participating in our brief, possibly unintentional, pre-launch test of the 2016 Developer Survey. Real launch happens next week.
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    by gbrayut 11y ago

    And if you are a developer that likes working on these sort of things you should come work with us! Details at https://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/92395/site-reliabilit...
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    by gbrayut 12y ago

    If by fun you mean a 4 hour maintenance window turning into 8 hours ending well after midnight :-P