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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Moved all my domain registration to cloudflare
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
I’m not familiar with the US visa rules, but aren’t companies supposed to demonstrate that they can’t source talent domestically before bringing people in on visas? This seems odd and damaging to the US economy. And I say this as a non-US p
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Been doing this for the past 6-7 years. Hands down better than riding the big tech hype train.
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
High flying tech jobs bonanza is over. Check back in a couple of years
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
The guardian is a British newspaper
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
If you are not actively looking for a better paid job you should. That salary for cyber anywhere in the UK is grossly underpaid.
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
This looks interesting. The only db libraries I can stand are sql query builders. I have experienced way too much pain with orms over the years. They work until you have to do anything slightly complicated and they either get very difficult
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
looks great but when i see low prices to catch users, i always think of when services start with subsidised rates, rack in users, and then they do bait-and-switch to boost their margins later down the line. Wise/Revolut are clear examp
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
returning to office only for a top 1% compensation package, especially in tier 1 cities, even across europe, salaries are failing to keep up with cost of living. So the only way around is either move to a lower CoL city and get a lower paid
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
the article is satire - at least i consider it so - but it describes the whole scrum charade pretty well
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Scrum is a good tool for a bad manager https://www.yegor256.com/2015/01/08/morning-standup-meetings...
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
somewhat related is the use and abuse of jsonb columns in postgres, these also get stored in toast tables and cause a lot of performance issues as opposed to when being stored in actual tables and columns (not json)
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Editorial piece brought to you by Coca-Cola & Co. I don’t trust anything that is written on mainstream media about health. It has proven to be very unreliable and ill guided. My generale rule is if it didn’t exist 200 years ago I’m not
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
I kind of agree with you. Clueless managers just asking “open telemetry” on the roadmap without contextualising costs/benefits
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The Power of Small Samples – The Rule of 5(uptimesniper.com)
2 points by hankchinaski 3y ago|0 comments
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Seems a bit simplistic. I would be ready to bet that pricing also is set based on price sensitivity of the various customer personas that the business is serving, competitors pricing and expected margins. The Pareto pricing distribution is
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
It is! I noticed a lot of startups recently are building on webflow!
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“Tuned” how?
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Clickhouse isn’t the same level of compatibility as Postgres/Hydra. So the comparison ain’t really fair bur yes clickhouse is kind of the gold standard for this
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
For sure there are GitHub lists somewhere. I recently had to research for olap Postgres compatible workloads and I know major ones: redshift, clickhouse, hydra
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Hydra: Column-Oriented Postgres(hydra.so)
116 points by hankchinaski 3y ago|73 comments
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Not affiliated just sharing as I thought it would be interesting
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Was 1,000EUR in 2022 I keep forgetting as they keep changing it almost every year
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
Don’t get high on your own supply
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
in italy is 1,000EUR for a while, similar in other EU countries with varying thresholds. I personally prefer how the UK does it or other countries where private individuals have no limit but if you have a commercial activity you must have s
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Cloudflare Workers and TCP Socket Timeouts(uptimesniper.com)
1 points by hankchinaski 3y ago|0 comments
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
that works well when the deliverable shipped and the value can be easily understood by the audience is targeted to, for example product team shipping updates to non-technical people. When working on a backend refactoring, CI/CD pipelin
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
I think the best way would be to keep a window size or some sort of rolling average for when the dataset gets really big. Because in effect you wouldn’t care what the average over a lifetime for a website is. You would probably just want fo
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How to Calculate an Average Without Storing Values(uptimesniper.com)
3 points by hankchinaski 3y ago|2 comments
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by hankchinaski 3y ago
this is fine but makes the backend extremely slow and hard to maintain. it's effectively just glorified RPC - restful api low logic on backend and lots of logic on front-end - grpc style as the author suggests, more logic on backend no

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