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by jjjensen90 6y ago
You are incorrect, they did not edit his tweet, they editorialized it. Completely different, and also covered under section 230, and confirmed in court decisions up to the 9th circuit court.
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by jjjensen90 6y ago
They do worry, and actively moderate, which is covered under 230 and has been proven repeatedly in court, including the 9th circuit decision.
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by jjjensen90 6y ago
On Feb 4th, Google said there were 20 million Youtube Premium users, and I believe the latest estimates put Youtube at 2 billion users, which would be a 1% subscription rate.
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by jjjensen90 6y ago
No, I am married, with a house and a yard, and 2 dogs.
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by jjjensen90 6y ago
I always thought I enjoyed remote work as an engineer/architect, I did it for 6 months by my own volition before coming back. I am extremely unhappy. I really miss being in the office with my coworkers and friends. I've struggled
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by jjjensen90 6y ago
The genetic mutations are random, the survival of a lineage based on pressures and fitness can be "directional" by the human definition.
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by jjjensen90 6y ago
Software engineering salaries are not exorbitant. In fact, engineers may be consistently underpaid for the value delivered. A small team can create millions for executives and shareholders. Ping pong tables etc are a sad tool for managemen
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
There has also never been a massive global attempt at a coronavirus vaccine. Also many coronaviruses have wildly different behaviors and mutation rates. I think the answer right now is nobody knows for sure, but it will probably take at whi
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
As far as I know there is pretty high confidence in vaccine development and reinfection is completely speculative and in most cases it was the same infection. Do you happen to have recent reports showing either problem?
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Besides being bad on principle, misinformation in times of struggle can lead to irrational behavior, including misguided violence. For example, in this specific case: "5G-coronavirus conspiracy theory spurs rash of telecom tower arson
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Your point is unclear to me, but you don't prove a negative, look up Russell's teapot: "He wrote that if he were to assert, without offering proof, that a teapot, too small to be seen by telescopes, orbits the Sun somewhere i
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Although NY is probably seeing an explosion in infections, this doubling is probably not a true growth in number of cases overnight, but instead representative of massively increased testing in NY.
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
From what I understand, it is a very cheap and easy drug to manufacture, having been designed for mass production in a previous era, as well as being a relatively simple chemical formula (some hydrocarbons, amines, a chloride?).
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
This is very cool. I wonder how many great ideas need something like this, between $0 outside money and VC millions to take off. Side note: Tyk is an awesome company. I've used their API gateway for a few years. Awesome open source cor
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Cars in the class of Koenigseggs are actually rarely driven, things like wear and tear are often not a concern at all, what's more important is exclusivity and exotic-ness. Maintenance is something a buyer in this class doesn't ev
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
My enterprise and teams new to k8s have been very happy with Rancher on k3s with Postgres for racher's data plane, then just cloud providers configured (AWS in our case). It's very easy to deploy new clusters on AWS (we use terraf
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
One second is a significant gap for data loss. Also please be aware that if you use AOF persistence, and need to restore a redis instance from an AOF file, you MUST have at least the same amount of RAM available as the AOF file is in size o
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Amateur, at least in common American English, is virtually never used in a positive or neutral sense. It should definitely be changed in anything marketing-related.
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
I take most claims by experts with a grain of salt or two. If you listen to the podcast, he basically covers the fundamentals of sleep hygeine (which are not controversial) and provides references for further study. He is also very careful
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Matthew Walker, PhD on sleep - part I and II on The Peter Attia Drive podcast. It was really a wake up call for sleep hygeine, and prompted me to get a sleep study, which has changed my life after getting a sleep device.
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Gabapentin has an off-label use as a mood stabilizer for those with bipolar disorder and other mood disorders. I've seen it turn manic lives into successful lives.
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Indeed, I did the calculation myself as well. If you're logging every RPC including database lookups in production you might have a problem with your logging principles (signal vs noise etc) and if you really need that log data for eve
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
1. You have to keep your logging, monitoring, alerting infrastructure up yourself 2. You have to monitor, log, and alert on your that infrastructure yourself with something else 3. You usually have to spend more money, both in hosting and i
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
You can create metrics and alerts from filtered logs in Datadog. The process would be: log data -> add index filters -> go to live tail and create a metric on a filtered log event -> create monitor on metric. edit: also, you log 24
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
I highly recommend Datadog's logging platform. One important lesson I've learned in my career is never to run your own observability platform if you can afford for someone else (whose entire product is observability) do it for you
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
I looked at Liftbridge when choosing a streaming platform for event sourcing, but the FAQ says it's not production ready. Is that still accurate?
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
There is nats-streaming-server as well which offers true durability (via file or SQL store) and a streaming model very similar to Kafka and Pulsar. It can also run as a raft cluster or in fault tolerance mode. It still has very good perform
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Seems unnecessarily cruel and divorced from reality, even if that is the point. In real software jobs, you don't have to learn a new language, framework, and especially a new paradigm in 50 minutes. Those are things that happen over we
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Indeed! I worked very closely with a team of contracted software engineers from Minsk for 5 years and I learned a lot from them. It's anecdotal of course, but the Belarusian team members I managed had amazing work ethic and positivity
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by jjjensen90 7y ago
Normal weed "flower" is 10-30% THC. So 1 gram of weed is 100-300ish mg of THC. A single prerolled joint is usually 1 gram of flower. So this dose is around 1 joint. Edit: importantly this info is for smoked flower, edibles and con

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