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by imauld 8y ago
Search and recommendation services are definitely an example of things that do actually benefit greatly from more data. If you're building something like that then you will almost definitely benefit form more data. However, it might st
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by imauld 8y ago
Okay, that makes sense. Thanks for clearing that up!
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by imauld 8y ago
> If you try to compete with leading webapps you quickly realize the extent to which collecting all that data actually helps them build better products. I have an extremely difficult time believing this. Having worked on platforms that u
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by imauld 8y ago
Pretty cool extension. I'll give it a shot at work this week. I do have a question though, what is the difference between the value field and the estimated effort field? Value gets displayed on the card when view the whole board but ef
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by imauld 8y ago
https://www.codecademy.com/ - Has Python and JavaScript https://www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/ - Python getting started https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/
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by imauld 8y ago
This would really benefit from some better explanations for some of the questions, for example the "mono syllable name" question. I'm not really sure what it was asking about. And for some of the question number 55 for exampl
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by imauld 8y ago
There are other costs associated with moving out of RDS. You may spend less on your hosting/storage but you will likely be spending more time on maintenance. You'll now be in charge of executing snapshots and making sure they work
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by imauld 8y ago
> done some various projects on Github (Using Go, JS, & Python) What exactly does this mean? Do you have a bunch of repos that are tutorial projects or did you create something yourself? Are they deployed? What state is the code in,
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by imauld 8y ago
Like I said I've never worked with Node but being explicit seems like a better pattern than having some background async process do it.
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by imauld 8y ago
I used bitbucket at my last job and it felt like an under-performing Github the whole time. Code reviews were much more painful, the UI was not as intuitive, it's slower and if it has a "search this repo" function I couldn&#x
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by imauld 8y ago
> I believe most people usually passing context in function call and combine it with open tracing. What about that is not working for you? I haven't used Node at all but I imagine it would work about the same as described in the vid
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by imauld 8y ago
Because there is a right and wrong answer. There is very little ambiguity, either the algorithm you wrote on the white board will do the the thing in required time/space complexity or it won't. Which makes it easy to ask and easy
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by imauld 8y ago
If it's for devs just stick a small server and thin HTML front end in a Docker container. Or just give them a CLI, I prefer CLI's over a GUI most times anyway.
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by imauld 8y ago
Probably once they are old enough to show that they are interested in it.
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by imauld 8y ago
> But if it dies, which new Mac do I replace it with? You don't. I recently got a System76 laptop and it's better than my emojibar MBP from work for dev stuff in almost every way despite being a third of the price. I got the Le
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by imauld 8y ago
How did someone manage to write a post that long discussing Go and it's concurrency model and not once mention channels?
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by imauld 8y ago
Why not Linux? I would prefer Linux over OSX completely. IMO OSX is much better than Windows for dev work and it's still terrible.
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by imauld 8y ago
> You, on behalf of yourself and the Subjects, agree that Eventbrite, its successors and assigns will own all rights of every nature whatsoever in and to all films and photographs taken and recordings made hereunder (the "Recording
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by imauld 8y ago
IMO the work experience is probably more valuable, especially from one of the big 4. I've definitely worked with people whose only qualification seemed to be they worked at one of them.
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by imauld 8y ago
Totally, I've been working through this one and it's 100% worth it: https://reactforbeginners.com/ Having someone experienced explain not only what to do but what _not_ to do is extremely valuable.
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by imauld 8y ago
I don't ahve anything sent form my account but I do have some spam messages in my spam folder from a telus account <PmNxl@nieywdufb.telus.com> Posing as the Gmail service team, they are saying I requested to have my gma
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by imauld 8y ago
Unfortunately I haven't gotten a chance to use them in Prod. We used a homegrown process at my last company and we use Vault at my current company (which I haven't even used directly yet). I mostly like credstash because I indepen
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by imauld 8y ago
I've used docker-gc by Spotify for production nodes that needed cleaning up and it's worked pretty well.
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by imauld 8y ago
Are there docs or examples of how to use this somewhere? I love Redis and I love using Go so I would be interested in trying this out for hobby projects and it would be helpful to have some documentation/examples.
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by imauld 8y ago
> is it morally defensible to quit a (perfectly suitable) internship, due to the grass being greener somewhere else? Yes, it is. If that company decided tomorrow they needed one less intern they wouldn't hesitate to cut OP or anoth
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by imauld 8y ago
For a setup like that, yeah k8s is probably overkill unless you're planning to further decompose the application. But FWIW k8s != docker. Kubernetes is a piece of software for orchestrating containers and not only docker containers. Mo
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by imauld 8y ago
You can create a virtual networks and have all the related containers running on one of these networks. They can communicate directly to each other in the docker compose method (define a service `foo` and any container on that network can c
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by imauld 8y ago
I feel your pain on the disk usage, especially when rapidly making changes and building with `docker-compose up --build`. However `docker system prune` is your friend here. It would be great if it were automated and a little smarter, it bas
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by imauld 8y ago
A service that helps you use your strengths to excel at your job is called a manager (good ones anyway).
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by imauld 8y ago
The Home Depot on Northern Blvd in Queens will definitely cut whatever buy in to whatever size you want it. They will take the scraps if you don't want them. It's a short walk from the R train (Northern Blvd stop) and longer but s

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