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"The numbers given in this article do not account for any AWS reservation." While I agree that Google's pricing model is superior, the author's position on reserved instances accounts for ~40% of the cost difference. In
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rimshot I can't tell if that's an electric car joke or a condemnation of Tesla or both.
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Benchmarking Amazon Aurora vs Google Cloud SQL
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I think it's safe to assume they've been probing Google for 15+ years. One documented example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Aurora
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This is a good reason to never prefix generated Javascript with hex hashes, at least without swapping out vowels. We rolled the dice one and had this happen on Wikispaces once; it was utterly infuriating to debug.
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This is 75% similar to a phone screen I passed (somewhat surprisingly, in hindsight) in 2003-2004. I don't think this is a director-level test, it's just a coarse engineer-track filter.
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(2010) Uber moved to a similar architecture in 2014-2015, ~5 years after article and the original Friendfeed post. Being able to operate MySQL predictably at scale is extremely valuable to high-growth companies, enough to tilt in the favor
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I found the criticism both non-constructive and selfish. The commenter is welcome to their opinion, but in _this context_ does it need to be said? Has the commenter added value or further reinforced what the author says in the first paragra
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Too long? Don't read it. This is emotionally charged territory for the author. Respect it, and respect him. It takes courage to write like this in public.
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(2014) which makes this even more mind-bending.
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11y ago
Cue the press release announcing their assets have been purchased by Acquirely...
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11y ago
I read this not a general purpose guide to hiring and firing, but as a guide to hiring and firing _executives_. This is consistent with the author's background. Note references to board approval, walking over to someone's office,
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12y ago
(2012)
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(2011)
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livia.com would be the best of the bunch; whois shows it taken.
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No Google status update as of the time of the orignal post, but a quick Twitter search suggests this is a widespread problem: https://twitter.com/search?q=gmail
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NCAA Tournament Possibilities (2001)
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$1 Billion Prize for Perfect NCAA Bracket
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The title is misleading. While an amazing milestone, Norwegians can't head down to their local central bank branch and draw down their share of the fund. It's a bit like saying every man, woman, and child in the United States owes
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Brian Armstrong on Coinbase and Bitcoin Security
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(2011)
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The Parbuckling Project (Costa Concordia Salvage)
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As others have mentioned, nginx + one of the redis (or lua-redis) modules does this very well without the complexity of syslog in the middle. We load many millions of values a day via httpredis2. It's been rock solid. http://
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(2012) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3986597
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Withings - Pulse
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The new php.net
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(2011) Previous comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2740432
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Per the blog post listed from modern.ie, the IE6 VMs expire after 90 days and the others become crippled after 90 days. Sounds like more of the same. http://blog.reybango.com/2013/02/04/making-internet-explore
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It depends on where in the Bay Area you want to live, what you consider a "good" house, and the size and makeup of your family, if you have one. A few bits of anecdotal evidence for San Francisco, 2013 prices that I've seen firsthand. In ma
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