Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
i_like_waiting
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
12 ms
·
91.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
yeah, its from £35k to £70k, nothing that breathtaking, but significant for me
92.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Market is stupid crazy right now. My coworkers are leaving because of 2x base offers, we did hiring recently, shortly after we sent an offer we noticed that CV is probably totally made up (inconsistent with Linkedin completely - different
93.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
It's quite an unpopular opinion, but it heavily depends on person. When I was starting my startup, it was usually solid work from 9/10 to 22:00/ 23, 7 days a week. The big difference is, that in those moments, work was well
94.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
reminds me of tons docker tutorials, where all of them are doing default password in plaintext in docker-compose file
95.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Definitely, I remember as well, that everything they hated me for in school was super beneficial in business. Copying other work? Amazing. Telling boss that I don't have time to do the new task? Trendemous. Solving issue without usi
96.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
My friend does something similar for majority of online communication, every time he refers to something potentially illegal/ immoral/ shares some weird experience he uses "my friend" instead of "I"
97.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
I wouldn't see it that much about how long it takes once you know how to do that. Its time it takes to learn how to do it. E.g. I bought cheap phone and I wanted to debloat it/ install lineageOS. After week or something, 2-3 sof
98.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
The stress I had on 3rd attempt just to discover it is actually 5 attempts... Kind of helps being more conscious about having backup of everything regularly
99.
▲
Wizzair with £2 tickets, how do they make money?
(wizzair.com)
1 points
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
|
6 comments
100.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
I understand that they send some tickets cheaper and they make money instead on baggage and other passengers. But is there point to even deal with tickets so cheap? Underground in London costs more than that
101.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
To be honest, I just realized I am culpable in this area. So far its small things for small company: e.g. automated alerts when checklist is not filled for selected day, information in 1 system is not matching with info in second system.
102.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
The one in work yes, but for internal network, as we are not exposed to internet. But to be honest, we are probably one of few companies that make priority that there is always electricity and internet in the office (with UPS, electricity g
103.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
depends I guess, I am running on-prem workstation for our DWH. So far in 2 years it went down minutes at the time, when I decided to do so, because of hardware updates. I have no idea where this narrative came from, but usually hardware yo
104.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
>It's interesting to think about though. You can easily throw away a pile of cash, but never half a billion. The volume would be too big, you would notice. But a bitcoin wallet of the same street value fits on a micro SD, it could l
105.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
> I wan't to commit suicide HAL > I'm sorry, but you have outstanding debt please resolve it before continuing > Program will continue after this short ad from Coffins Inc. you cannot scale those things effectively with d
106.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
If I am not mistaken, the mixer has function to define how much you want to get out and on which address so 123 in from address 1, 100 out to address 2, 10 out to address 3, 13 out to address 4, if there is 1000 transactions daily, it g
107.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Hey, are you willing to do visa sponsorship? I guess more people will have same question so asking it here.
108.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Airflow is probably most known one, also built on python
109.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
as far as I know, Metabase doesn't support CSV files. Google DataStudio might be an option? but also no idea if it supports CSVs (I know its not open source, but still its free and online)
110.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Same, I brought metabase into our stack and it solves our great gap between Power BI and technical database GUI that you need to install. Yet to try superset, but it looks a bit too scary for completely non-technical users on first sight.
111.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Thanks, seems like that could be good solution for storing of daily backups of DB. I didn't know I needed it but seems like I do.
112.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
What in case that some company doesn't collect your email e.g. they try to sell you only over the phone?
113.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Looks amazing, and timing on bringing the solution is great. Any chance there will be on-prem version?
114.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Exactly, if nothing else, just 10% of whole investment in crypto, so risk would be capped. But if horizont is 5 years, my friend would stick to btc.
115.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
I am working in Business Intelligence/ reporting and this type of questioning is absolutely amazing to give out to juniors. Not because stakeholders would intentionally obfuscate something from us, but because juniors are doing too man
116.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
by other questions that imply that very simplified example: have you drove your car from pub? don't remember were you in a morning at 6 Random street? Yes 5 mins later... Did you took a taxi? No sir, I came by car Can anybody confirm t
117.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Completely true about the UK part. We have colleague that is slacking off for last 6 months (after furlough) and management is not doing anything as process is quite complicated. We are all waiting as he has some plans to leave in mid Jan t
118.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
Yeah, stuxnet type of distribution, you keep few of them around the office "dropped on the pavement" and chance of success is quite high
119.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
But can you stream data from lets say MS SQL directly into Postgres? Easiest way I found is Kafka, I would love some simple python script instead
120.
▲
by
i_like_waiting
5y ago
It's amazing, first I wasn't sure why I need to register, but very well worth it! Good job
More ›