kenrose

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by kenrose 7y ago
1. Fewer API round trips compared to REST. 2. Clients only download the data they need. No more REST silly patterns like BFF trying to support multiple client needs. Yes, this does make instrumentation and rate limiting harder, but not impo
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Blackstone Acquires Vungle in a $750M Cash Deal(bloomberg.com)
1 points by kenrose 7y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 7y ago
At my previous company, I was once told the reason was integration with their accounting systems and enforcement / guidance around travel policy. e.g., don’t spend more than $X / night at a hotel in a certain city. Definitely seem
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by kenrose 7y ago
Perhaps I’m missing something, but I thought the new(ish) post-money SAFEs addressed a lot of the issues here. It’s way easier for founders to calculate how much dilution is taken on with each new SAFE. I am all for the suggestion of making
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PagerDuty Hits $1.8B Valuation at IPO(forbes.com)
8 points by kenrose 8y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 8y ago
For most people who don’t like the new design, there is still https://old.reddit.com
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by kenrose 8y ago
I've noticed prices between hotels and Airbnb are closer. I think part of this is cities have caught on and are either charging fees (like SF) or are enforcing more regulations, which limits supply. In the past (2014/2015), AirBN
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Blameless emerges from stealth with $20M investment(techcrunch.com)
2 points by kenrose 8y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 8y ago
I think you mean IP addresses. :-)
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by kenrose 8y ago
I think he’s referring to GDPR.
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by kenrose 8y ago
I think of observability as a triad: - logging (ex tools: Splunk, Sumologic, LogDNA) - metrics (Prometheus, datadog, Grafana) - tracing (lightstep, new relic, zipkin) As mentioned above, observability is the data collected about a system.
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by kenrose 8y ago
I used to work at PD. When I was there, they followed a lot of (all?) of these guidelines. The app’s ownership was spread across teams, so depending which section was affected would page certain teams. If it was SEV-2 or higher, that would
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by kenrose 8y ago
Good point about lambdas. I haven't done much C++ since about 2011, which is when lambdas were added to the standard. In terms of which to use, it depends on your use case. Lambdas let you easily specify a single callback function, so
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by kenrose 8y ago
For a more modern form of this, take a look at Boost.Signals2. https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/signals2.html It provides a slightly nicer interface in that signals can be defined in a
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Nasty Adobe Bug Deleted $250,000 Worth of Man's Files, Lawsuit Claims(gizmodo.com)
2 points by kenrose 8y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 8y ago
> not in free speech etc. What's your source on this? Free speech is enshrined as a "fundamental freedom" in the Charter. There are reasonable limits as well, to ensure that things like hate speech are deemed illegal.
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by kenrose 8y ago
Agreed. I'd suspect it'll be something similar to Google's 2016 GCP outage: https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/compute/16007 (I'm thinking something like router firmware or BGP).
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iPhone Xs teardown(youtube.com)
2 points by kenrose 8y ago|1 comments
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Newton raising conditional $15M round with DV Trading(betakit.com)
1 points by kenrose 8y ago|0 comments
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Meet the renegade who’s teaching the world to fix totaled Teslas(fastcompany.com)
1 points by kenrose 8y ago|0 comments
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by kenrose 8y ago
Not to my knowledge. Maya was porting to Qt when I worked there. Alias/Studio still used its own internal UI toolkit (Edwin) at the time.
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by kenrose 8y ago
I worked at Autodesk from 2007 - 2011 and on Alias / Alias-related things for a good chunk of that. I was part of the team that ported Alias to MacOS. Alias development started back in the late 80s and was written for (I think) SGI ma
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by kenrose 8y ago
A few things: 1. A lot of advice on here is "Don't raise, just bootstrap". Recognize that while bootstrapping is an option, it puts 100% of both upside and downside risk on you. If your business does well, great! If it does
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by kenrose 8y ago
Full disclosure: I used to work at PagerDuty and am a shareholder. These views are my own. Take this with appropriate salt. Congrats on the release. Looking at this, it’s difficult to determine how it’s different or why it’s better than Pag
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by kenrose 8y ago
Bought by Adobe... likely killed within a year. :)
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by kenrose 8y ago
> Are you a developer or not? Part of being a good developer is knowing the value of your time. The opportunity cost of coding your own online store will be much, much higher than using an off the shelf platform like Shopify. If it&#x
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by kenrose 8y ago
q Parse CSV with SQL
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by kenrose 8y ago
No, if they can’t understand hashing, then you’ve failed as a teacher. What Rich has done amazingly well here is use the correct term, but then made the “magic” analogy that allows the concept to be more easily understood by people not with
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by kenrose 8y ago
That story of Russian pencils is a myth. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-n...
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How Trump’s Hudson Tunnel Snit Threatens the National Economy(bloomberg.com)
32 points by kenrose 9y ago|13 comments

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