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by jennyyang 7y ago
I'm 100% Ubiquiti and have not had any problems with my Sonos. I even have my Sonos across the house from my AP and it's fine.
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Backpack has it all: Kevlar, batteries, and a federal investigation(theverge.com)
7 points by jennyyang 7y ago|0 comments
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by jennyyang 7y ago
Ok. Once you have real world experience, then you should continue commenting.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
15-20% show severe symptoms, not just "symptoms". 80%+ show mild symptoms or are asymptomatic.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
They specifically said it lead to a DNS failure. They didn't mention anything else, like corrupt data, etc. Sure there are plenty of ways that outages, not just load problems, can cause significant outages, but what Robinhood specifica
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by jennyyang 7y ago
A single individual getting coronavirus isn't a big deal. Chances are they will be fine. The problem is that it's very infectious, R0 could be 6+ where the flu is about 1-2. That means it's 3-6 times more contagious than the
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by jennyyang 7y ago
My statement applies across the board. It doesn't matter what the domain of the business is. Microservices cost more and have a higher impact on productivity and is only worth it if your engineering team needs the flexibility, at the c
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by jennyyang 7y ago
My point is your article is based on a fake premise, or a poorly designed premise. Your architecture that creates this combinatorial explosion is only because your supposed microservice architecture is poorly designed. If you look at a real
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by jennyyang 7y ago
You didn't understand what I wrote. I said that having interdependent services the way the diagram was drawn leads to an extremely fragile system. If one service goes down, they all go down. It's not a realistic environment or it&
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Epidemiologic Features and Clinical Course of SARS-CoV-2 Patients in Singapore(jamanetwork.com)
1 points by jennyyang 7y ago|0 comments
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by jennyyang 7y ago
The diagram of the service in the blog post is absurd. Anyone who designs a microservice environment like this should be fired. The interdependencies between services in the picture make the entire system fragile and everything will fail if
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by jennyyang 7y ago
A startup has no business running microservices. Microservices are only when the engineering team can't scale properly because they keep stepping on top of each other. A startup should be using a monolith until it becomes a victim of i
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by jennyyang 7y ago
I know quite a few people that were personally affected by this and lost money due to the two outages and they are all pulling their money from Robinhood. The fact that they can't offer any compensation might be a big problem for them,
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by jennyyang 7y ago
Is this due to their Kafka infrastructure being down? Their tweet last night alluded to it.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
Not at all. The number of serious/critical outside of China are about 3% and mostly elderly people.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
Losing money on put options won't adjust your income very much. You can only claim up to $3000/year on capital losses against income. So the example wouldn't work unless some of the income was also capital gains.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
No, it was green juices. There was basically no fruit except as a preservative as a matter of principle. That was the whole point, the original founder already exited his first business selling green juice bars on the East Coast.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
It's clear from your comment that you've never even seen the product that you're making a comment on. Talk about an uninformed "expert" espousing their overly-confident opinion on something they know nothing about.
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by jennyyang 7y ago
This is a shitty comment. It wasn't DRM on fruit. It was an expiration date so that juice bars couldn't sell expired product to end customers. And it's really smart of you to try to judge someone so quickly. I would looove to
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by jennyyang 7y ago
I worked with him at Google. He is exceptionally smart and a great person to work with.
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Police had no right to seize hidden camera inside Toronto Airbnb, judge says(toronto.ctvnews.ca)
3 points by jennyyang 7y ago|0 comments
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by jennyyang 7y ago
This article sounds skewed against TikTok. Was the police never contacted by anyone about the suicide? Maybe the police were already contacted? This is a big question that the article leaves out that makes it sound like it's only TikTo
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by jennyyang 7y ago
Wait did California do the same thing???