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by hatware 4y ago
Big fellow kids vibes
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by hatware 4y ago
I can't be the only one laughing that Twilio employees were phished with SMS messages.
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by hatware 4y ago
You used to buy a car to tinker. It's an appliance.
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by hatware 4y ago
> I find this a fairly bad policy. How many engineers have you worked with that ONLY worked in Windows, and did it better than anyone else...? It's just a filter.
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by hatware 4y ago
It's only a waste of air if you don't understand the security implications.
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by hatware 4y ago
> marketing cookies Do you think ads have gotten better or worse over time? I think it's unequivocally worse now than it was then. There's a point where you're fed up with seeing the same ads for products you don't wa
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by hatware 4y ago
Agreed. The author is blaming Airflow for what are ultimately poor architecture decisions. I will admit it's not easy to figure out best practices with Airflow, but if you make bad decisions and your system doesn't scale with the
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by hatware 4y ago
> The big problem we encounrted is that its unit of management (I believe it's called a "job" but I'm rusty on this) is too low level. Our pipeline processes a lot of data and we have millions of jobs per day. Once Ai
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by hatware 4y ago
Nice, love stuff like this. Also see /r/CulturalLayer and /r/AlternativeHistory. Kind of hard to say we know what we're doing when there's 7 million year gaps.
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by hatware 4y ago
Too many "Get Started" buttons IMO. If you're running a test ignore me.
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by hatware 4y ago
At that level I think it's just more sales than substance. Many people are great salespeople without realizing it, I think this contributes to the phenomenon of failing upward.
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by hatware 4y ago
Ouch? In todays economy that kind of title inflation can get you places. You might run everything you touch into the ground, but hey who cares?
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by hatware 4y ago
>Everyone learns that the best way to get jobs is skip the recruitment pipeline by using your network. >Way better to make contacts with people where you want to work and just skip it. Thing is, this process has to be a net positive o
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by hatware 4y ago
This is definitely an engineering disaster. Sometimes we get too caught up in how to do something that we never ask ourselves if we should.
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by hatware 4y ago
Usually you go the other way with that.
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by hatware 4y ago
Isn't the devil in the details? Some problems are solved better as Microservices. Some problems are solved better as monoliths. Ultimately it is the lack of maintaining the solution we choose that leads to the "grass is greener&qu
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by hatware 4y ago
Do you think this club is using wireless speakers...?
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by hatware 4y ago
345 words is barely an article. What about my comments are off topic exactly...?
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by hatware 4y ago
Docker is still the right choice if you want environmental parity without needing to separately manage it. It's less specific and that's good.
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by hatware 4y ago
You had me at Microsoft
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by hatware 4y ago
Isn't it funny to see how folks have a hard time putting down the tools they're used to for the latest and greatest? As if something being fast is all that matters.
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by hatware 4y ago
> This degrades the developer experience regardless of how cheap compute and storage are. I would argue that if you only have one good tool to do something, you have an opportunity to make much better tools for that something. It's
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by hatware 4y ago
> building containers is generally noticeably slower than Makefiles I totally agree, if the year was 1992. Compute is cheap. Storage is cheap. Let's not try and keep living in the past.
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by hatware 4y ago
Guess they should use a service like google photos to share them with individuals. Nobody is whitelisting dynamic IP addresses thinking it's secure.
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by hatware 4y ago
Why are we putting generic pictures behind auth? I get paranoia, but come on. I'd rather open it, and monitor for strange activity/fail2ban to automate banning malicious actors. Don't overthink it. We're sharing pictures
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by hatware 4y ago
Are you being pedantic?
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by hatware 4y ago
I'm starting to realize that I never loved writing, but that the more I do it, the clearer my mind feels. It's something to do with getting ideas out of my mind so they stop bouncing around. Ironically, I find I like writing more
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by hatware 4y ago
> Natural gas cannot be replaced by nuclear energy (or any other source of electricity) for many applications, at least not in the short term. Yeah, turns out that the folks running things put on a hell of a campaign to keep nuclear from
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by hatware 4y ago
> they're trying to keep people from getting shot. Implying those buying guns are trying to get people shot...? Bold strategy.
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by hatware 4y ago
I'd love to hear your argument why mental health isn't involved with the recent uptick of shootings in America.

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