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by imauld 9y ago
The ks commands are aliases for kubectl to different clusters: 1 147 29.4% git 2 37 7.4% ks 3 35 7% ksdev 4 32 6.4% kprod 5 20 4% kslogs 6 17 3.4% kubectl 7 8 1.6% export
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by imauld 9y ago
We DynamoDB to store user alerts and it works fairly well for our use case. However we still run into issues with consumed throughput being well under provisioned but still getting throughput exceptions. We don't use the auto increment
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by imauld 9y ago
They do.From their getting started docs: > DynamoDB uses the partition key value as input to an internal hash function; the output from the hash function determines the partition where the item is stored.
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by imauld 9y ago
My cousins, who are not tech people at all, moved to Ecuador in the 90's and apparently everyone there used mIRC over AOL. It seemed to be the default messaging platform for most people in their country at the time.
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by imauld 9y ago
I saw this here a while back and bookmarked and have never gone through it (although it looks pretty good). https://www.educative.io/collection/5740745361195008/5676830...
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by imauld 9y ago
This made the rounds here a little while ago and should help you prepare for CS heavy type interviews: https://github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university It's pretty in depth and extremely popular (44k stars).
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by imauld 9y ago
Write them for everything (I'll note some exceptions). Use code coverage tools to see what parts of your code are not being hit by tests. You'll find some surprises there (tests not actually testing what they say they do). When so
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by imauld 9y ago
https://books.google.com/books?id=jpVHAQAACAAJ&dq=what+is+a+...
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by imauld 9y ago
I don't know what language/toolchain you're using but this should apply to any language I'm familiar with (Python, Go, to a lesser extent Java): - Have applicants keep their code in their own repo. No need to clutter you
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by imauld 9y ago
Nothing wrong with taking a mental health day off of work. Especially if it's bothering you so much you can't concentrate.
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by imauld 10y ago
Samsung Galaxy J7
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There are other factors besides just volume. I find it easier to concentrate in a cafe than I do in the office and it's not exactly quiet in the average coffee shop. What people are talking about around you also has an impact. The conv
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by imauld 10y ago
I was your age when I got hired at my current job and I didn't even have the masters. You'll be fine. If you're in the Seattle area (or wouldn't mind) moving here we are still hiring. Send me a message at my username at
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by imauld 10y ago
I have a Macbook Pro 2015 from my job and I'm really not fond of it. The machine itself is nice and I like the keyboard but I hate the OS. We do all our work inside Docker containers running Linux, all our infra runs on Linux but we wo
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by imauld 10y ago
IMO it's kind of weird to buy a frankly absurdly expensive laptop that locks you into using it's OS to then go and setup a bunch of virtualization to make your code/dependencies work when you can just run the OS you are virtu
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by imauld 10y ago
I don't think Wordpress will be going anywhere for quite some time however I also don't think it's market is expanding. I'm far from an expert on the matter but this is the impression I get from speaking with people here
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by imauld 10y ago
Very good read that gives a pretty high level description of services: https://www.amazon.com/Building-Microservices-Designing-Fine...
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by imauld 10y ago
> Welcome to the modern world my friend, it is indeed a factory out there and I don't know where you work but it might be outdated. The Manifesto for Agile Software Development turned 10 years old... in 2011.
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by imauld 10y ago
I hate almost everything about LinkedIn. - The permanent "notification" that I haven't added everyone in my contacts to LinkedIn yet. - it's much harder than it should be to just get to someone else's profile (or to
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by imauld 10y ago
Try getting some marketing out on Imgur. I'm a fairly active member of that community and this seems like something the community there would like. Don't just spam them with posts though.
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by imauld 10y ago
Discord or Slack channels are probably worth checking out
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by imauld 10y ago
Make a pitch for 3 of your ideas that you think have the potential to make the most money. Pitch them to your friends/colleagues/people whose opinion you trust who would be in the market for such a product. Ask them which one you
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by imauld 10y ago
I understand life can be stressful, especially work but if you are looking for a sign not to kill yourself, this is it. You can send me an email at my username at gmail if you need to talk or call this number 1-800-273-8255
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by imauld 10y ago
The reason people believe he should give up his business is because there is a conflict of interest. He does business in countries where many of the corporations his company could deal with are owned or operated by the government at least i
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by imauld 10y ago
IT wouldn't make a difference. If you're asking each candidate different questions based on their education you aren't equally assessing them. There are enough variables involved when interviewing there is no need to introduc
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by imauld 10y ago
https://hackernoon.com/how-it-feels-to-learn-javascript-in-2...
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by imauld 10y ago
And in Python: with open("foo.txt.") as f: foo = sorted(list(set(line.strip() for line in f]))) with is a context manager that will automatically close the file once it's out of scope, not required but it's much clea
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by imauld 10y ago
A North Face Hot Shot I got at goodwill for $20
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Top private university + masters + PhD could get that high in the US.
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by imauld 10y ago
Python - PyCharm Atom/Gogland EAP - Go Vim when I done goofed and have to change something on a server Gogland is IntelliJ's Go IDE. It's in early access and it desperately needs a new name. It's based on the Go plugin

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