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itake
2y ago
Setting max auto scaling is doable. Even if that doesn’t translate directly to hard billing, it would still help
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itake
2y ago
Imagine if LinkedIn wanted to use Firebase to launch a new product. I could easily imagine a 1,000x hour over hour growth as the social media grows. If I was LinkedIn, I’d be very upset if Firebase pulled the cord when everyone was looking
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itake
2y ago
The company scaled to support the world’s largest economy. Remove that. Recognize they can’t compete in #2 (China). Then how can you justify their current scale? What do you mean by more popular than any meta or us app? WhatsApp has 2b mont
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itake
2y ago
TikTok's main user base is the USA. If TikTok sells their US app, they can't support themselves on the rest of the world. TikTok isn't even the leader in China. US Meta can definitely support itself at it's current size
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itake
2y ago
I view my blog as a public diary. It tracks what I am thinking about at various times in my life/career. Continue to write, because it helps me refine my ideas, practice my writing skills, and snapshots my mind.
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itake
2y ago
Why do the landlords have control over tech ceos?
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itake
2y ago
I don't think people would mind if it was _just_ camping that they were doing..
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itake
2y ago
you're not wrong, but I think the underlying premise is: "We have limited resources. Lets identify the most impactful places for our $$." Presumably, people with social disorders will be much more expensive to house than some
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itake
2y ago
At my job (eng count ~1k), the EM's are responsible, with TPMs helping monitor the metrics. Teams are given a fixed budget per micro-service and if that spend exceeds that budget, you need to find the money from another service in our
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itake
2y ago
There is literally an infinite amount of work for tech to do. I think there is a deeper issues going on.
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itake
2y ago
> When I try to contribute to the conversation, people just don't seem interested, and typically the conversation moves on as if I hadn't said anything. There is lot unsaid here, so its really difficult to know exactly what you
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itake
2y ago
> My word association of "rave" is "festival" though. hehe, my definition of a rave is a temporary venue where at least 2 people have asked if you need help finding Molly. There is a bisect of "festival" goe
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itake
2y ago
My sense is _most_ resumes are actually reviewed by a human. Most job postings aren't getting 1000s of applicants. If they are, 3 people can review 1000 applications in 2 hours (30s look).
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itake
2y ago
Oats can be very expensive, depending on where you are. When I was actively body building and on a business trip to Singapore, I couldn't find any reasonably priced oats at the the grocery store. When you're dieting, once you know
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itake
2y ago
> Olympic athletes are stunningly focused achievers—I’d love to see that energy and drive applied to something that mattered. Some of their focus comes from just being naturally talented at their activity. I am really focused on coding,
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itake
2y ago
Maybe you can pay $1 to access the profiles that paid $20 or you can pay $20 and access the profiles that paid $1. I believe this is basically how seeking works
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itake
2y ago
what do you mean?
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itake
2y ago
you're probably right, but I think this is a bit different. You're effectively selling a gender "badge" on your profile. Either (real) gender can purchase that badge, but if you want to be marked as "male", it
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itake
2y ago
sure! my contact is in my profile. There are actually 2 alternatives: can the ingredient be withheld or can the ingredient be replaced. In the case of a Caesar salad, croutons can be withheld and the dressing can be withheld or replaced. Bu
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itake
2y ago
I have issues with "row" vs "column" If you choose "row", I see 1 row and 5 columns. So if I want more columns, I need to choose "row". If you choose "column", I see 5 rows and 1 column. So
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itake
2y ago
My mom is celiac, so I am familiar with what products contain gluten. I think there needs to be an "check the label" response for some searches. A few products I tested that I know can have gluten, but don't always: soy sauce
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itake
2y ago
presumably... airlines have been allowing certain messaging providers (whatsapp, imessage, etc) to send text messages during a flight. But you can't send a Signal message or send a photo.
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itake
2y ago
I use copilot. its decent, b/c it helps me manage subscription purchases better than the other apps. For example, my car insurance is billed every 6 months, so every 6 mo, I exceed my budget for car stuff. copilot does a better job for
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itake
2y ago
When I was at Yelp, we shared log files in gists. the infosec team loved this, b/c they could scan the gists for PII and token leaks easily.
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itake
2y ago
I typically use Gitlens to get the gitlab or sourcegraph links. Expiring links might be nice... I have a lot of old gists that don't need to exist, but I'm too lazy to manually delete them. I don't think such a tool, I would
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itake
2y ago
I understand that AI can encourage users to engage more with the platform... but the original idea was that FB would count AI as a user, not that humans would interact more with the AI. If FB was trying to mislead about their user counts, t
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itake
2y ago
I still don't get it. why would they need an AI model to inflate user counts like this? There are much simpler ways to create users than spending $100 of millions on gpus. The technology of batch inserting rows into a db, and AI chat b
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itake
2y ago
I don’t understand. Presumably, this will create more engagement for the human users, because there is more content for the humans to interact with. Why would they count an ai model as a monthly active user?
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itake
2y ago
If they were profitable, then they wouldn’t have shut down… Presumably, their cost to serve was higher than what their customers were collectively paying.
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itake
2y ago
Where does the money come from to pay for that? As an employee, would you want to work for 6mo, for no promotions, bonuses, stock? Seems like they could have had huge layoffs, to try to maintain, but maybe they thought the sale would go thr
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