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by hijinks 10y ago
Generally you have to figure out a way to do the load balancing. Once way is like haproxy in front that has each of the k8 nodes behind it. How I did it in AWS since I didn't want k8 to create ELBs is ELB->nginx (on the node outside
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by hijinks 10y ago
Not wealthy.. just lucky. I've been through 2 exits.
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by hijinks 10y ago
I moved from NYC about 6 years ago. I first moved to San Mateo and it was a great location. About a 20 minute express train ride into the city and the rest of the Valley is commutable also. When we had to consider school for our daughter we
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by hijinks 10y ago
The place you are working at is just bad. I've worked for a lot of great unlimited vacation companies. As long as you get your work done no one cared. On a side note, I've always hated unlimited vacation. I almost think companies
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by hijinks 10y ago
I'm in toptal but hardly do anything for them. I find the experience pretty nuetral. Most companies are looking for better talent then the other freelancing sites but still not willing to pay $100/h for work. On a side note.. Dont
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by hijinks 10y ago
You have a horrible PM if that person is tossing extra work at you. Your PM should be tracking your time to your goals and know if you are on track or behind. If you are ahead they should be able to add work if needed. Anyone else that asks
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by hijinks 10y ago
there's nothing to show here just a kickstarter link with no mockups or anything.
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by hijinks 10y ago
I was an early user of the mac beta and the 100% cpu would happen 2-3 times daily. Now it maybe happens once every 2 weeks. Not sure about the others but the CPU isn't much an issue anymore. Maybe its just me being use to how bad it wa
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by hijinks 10y ago
Few months is no big deal.. If they ask just say you moved because your spouse for a new job and you helped manage the move and the new place so you took a bit of time off. I've hired a lot of people and I wouldn't even question a
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by hijinks 10y ago
If you are anywhere other then NY or SF Bay area you are throwing money out the window on other expenses. I make 185k a year and support a family of 2 young kids and a stay at home wife in the SF Bay area. Sure we manage money and things ar
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by hijinks 10y ago
We have 6 in our backyard and you hardly notice them. They are generally very quiet. The only times ours makes noise is if one chases another. The birds in the tree make a lot more noise.
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by hijinks 10y ago
This advice is pretty spot on.. I know from really sharp C/C++ guys here in silicon valley and they are all making at least 280k a year. That's generally around double of your average backend web-dev.
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by hijinks 10y ago
my biggest by far was my first job out of college. I had a lot of Linux experience and applied for a giant ISP. This was in 2001 so after the dotcom bust. I interviewed there on a Friday. The manager comes in last and tells me everyone like
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by hijinks 10y ago
https://cloudcraft.co/
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by hijinks 10y ago
its registration for people to apply who are active in social media. So they'll like live tweet about the arrival in July live from JPL.
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by hijinks 10y ago
I wouldn't work 50-60+ hour weeks. I'm 36 now with 2 kids. I've come to realize that all that time I put in really didn't do much at all for me. I'd much rather have my free time back then make someone else rich.
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by hijinks 10y ago
185k from a yahoo buying a company I had options in.
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by hijinks 10y ago
to add to this.. some companies have compliance issues where all employees need to be legal US citizens.
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by hijinks 10y ago
why do they release it at 5pm PDT? A lot of people are leaving work on the west coast. The rest of the country people are home eating dinner. EU is sleeping. Really stupid time.
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by hijinks 10y ago
I've spent 6 years now in the Bay area and before that 5 years in NYC all with startups. When I left NYC the biggest difference between the areas (other then easy Bay area money) was that most startups in NYC seemed to be started by bu
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by hijinks 11y ago
We are running it in production AWS with kubernetes 1.2.1 and calico as the overlay network. We have all our web apps in kubernetes and working on our background job apps next.
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by hijinks 11y ago
Rejection is just a part of life.. I was really scared of rejection till one day I just gave in and told myself that, I'll never get anywhere playing the safe hand. My advice is go on interviews you don't even care about in hopes
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by hijinks 11y ago
if OP has the same modem as I do they are internal. I use to have this on/off war with comcast as the SSID kept getting turned back on. I finally just bought my own modem and was done with it.
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by hijinks 11y ago
I just bought one. they claim 9-12 months of battery usage. it also replaces your current doorbell with offers power so it can create that way to
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by hijinks 11y ago
I grew up 30 minutes outside of Syracuse and 15 years ago when I moved out there was almost zero tech except for the few large enterprise companies. I wish the area the best and its a great place to live in for the 3 months of good weather
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by hijinks 11y ago
DevOps here. I use Lambda for a lot of aws backup jobs that boto can do. For example * RDS hourly snapshots * EBS daily snapshots * checking contents of s3 buckets Works great for that type work for me as long as the job doesn't run fo
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by hijinks 11y ago
I spent almost 4 years working at a PCI level 1 compliant company that handled subscriptions. It's really a joke the lack of security these bitcoin "banks" have around their vaults. Our PCI auditor wouldn't pass us if he
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by hijinks 11y ago
we keep ours at 70 just due to small kids that don't have big blankets or understand you have to be under layers at night
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by hijinks 11y ago
Wow this happened to my family. We didn't have heat for I think 5 hours. Now we are in the SF Bay so it didn't get crazy cold but I had a wife telling me to fix it and the stupid thing wouldn't come online. I chalked it up to
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by hijinks 11y ago
ca-eh-1

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