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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
This made me wonder what the oldest go-link (from inside Google) discoverable on the public internet is. The earliest I've found is from Nov 2009: https://github.com/google/closure-library/blame/11ed10495
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
> The whole thing is guilt by association. Everyone agrees that no evidence of mal-issued certificates exists. But some other company that uses your CA product had a rougue dev and because they are financially related because of history
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Twitch gambling streamer pays Twitch staff $80K on stream(twitter.com)
8 points by joatmon-snoo 4y ago|0 comments
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
There's a big difference between "I want to make <thing>" and "I want to do <thing> that experienced individuals who know this rabbit hole and enjoy similar things but are scared of <thing>".
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Interesting! This reminds me of /r/cscareerquestions: both the good and the bad. Good: you're trying to create a space where a lot of people have similar professional goals and can riff off each other. Better: the two of you
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Bazel by itself is not nearly as useful as Blaze (the Google-internal version), in large part because of how standardized the internal ecosystem was around Blaze. A few reasons (non-exhasutive list): - Blaze defaults to building everything
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
Distribution is also a big issue now: EV chargers have a much bigger ecosystem around them than hydrogen fuel stations.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
If there were hard limits, that would also mean that the billing system is on the critical path for all systems, and not just an after-the-fact ETL.
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
I think there's a /s on the comment you're responding to :)
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by joatmon-snoo 4y ago
2006 was... early. I don't remember when HCs were formed, but there's no way the internal ATS had any level of sophistication, if it even existed then. (Admittedly this is all years before my time.)
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
The last time I did research into this, this was the most concrete real world example I could find, which works out to ~41 bitflips/GiB-month: > Jaguar had 360 terabytes of main memory [and] was logging ECC errors at a rate of 350 p
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Open sourcing an internal repository with extensive, ongoing work on it is always a difficult affair, because you're creating a second source of truth. (It isn't just how you manage external contributions, but also workflows like
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
+1: we use them too and they have a reasonably flexible product in terms of labelling and project definitions. The only notable complaint I have is that the search doesn't support negative filters.
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Extradition is generally thought of as when a person from country A who is convicted of a crime in A flees to country B, and country B then extradites said person to country A to serve out their sentence. It's not meant to be a system
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
s/shopify/spotify/ https://cloud.google.com/customers/featured/spotify
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Trunk Check: Hold-the-Line – how we distinguish existing vs. new linter issues(blog.trunk.io)
6 points by joatmon-snoo 5y ago|0 comments
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Education is a Hard Problem TM because the knowledge of those links isn't useful without sufficient existing knowledge, and you need to introduce things in a way such that the things you hand-wave away are tolerable knowledge gaps. Kno
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
My strong opinion as someone who majored in math is that, at least within the US, the standard calculus requirement should be replaced with statistics. So much more useful and so much more important as an adult. The analytical type of think
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
> doesn't clearly explain that Google eventually established SK data centers and started supporting vector maps anyway Google data centers != Google cloud data centers The two are logistically very different and consequently that me
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
The problem is that you're not dealing with one vendor though: you're actually dealing with N+1, where the +1 is just an opaque intermediary to the N services it's brokering/reselling. When there are no issues, this work
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
That's called a competing product :)
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
It definitely depends on the shortcuts you take! e.g. if you run #1 and #2 with the same identity, you don't have to figure out how to make your ACLs work... but you're also breaking principle of least access :)
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Find their email address, write them, and ask. They're more likely than most people realize to respond.
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Monolith vs microservice is not a dichotomy, it's a spectrum (as it is with so many other things). Individual microservices can still become monolith-y and become responsible for doing a Lot of Things (TM). That being said, the biggest
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
> you can know enough about isomorphic decisions you've made in other domains to drive design in a new domain, without necessarily understanding implementation. That's certainly true! I'm not at 5 years yet in the industry
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
If a linter provides autofix suggestions, we will propagate it all the way back to the user!
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
> But linting and config validation are very different use cases. At a previous company I had test that loaded a set of configs from repo and made sure all of them were valid with app level logic. Understandably so, especially when you m
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback! All of those are very real problems and we've spent a lot of time thinking about how to handle them: > Either you just fail and ask the user to resubmit or you fix up the formatting on their behalf. We only
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Tests are a good way to assert an invariant that you expect of your codebase, but as with all things, resolving the error can get a bit tricky/frustrating. The canonical example in my mind is any kind of autofix-able linter, where ther
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by joatmon-snoo 5y ago
Shameless plug: if you find yourself wanting more advamced custom painting, you can try http://trunk.io , which provides you with three different ways to write your own linters (pass/fail based on your script's exit cod

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