kingryan

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by kingryan 5y ago
yeah, reminds me of working at technorati in 2005
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by kingryan 7y ago
You mention meta.org, you know you could work with us on it https://chanzuckerberg.com/join-us/openings/?team=engineerin... (search "meta" on that page)
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by kingryan 10y ago
As of several years ago the putlic http endpoints would easily do 1M/sec at peak times. Not just api, but web, images, et al.
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by kingryan 10y ago
In California you can get a DL without proof of legal residency.
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by kingryan 10y ago
Nope. (I work there).
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by kingryan 11y ago
But no one can do anything to generate new webhooks.
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by kingryan 11y ago
Bolt (bolt.com) - San Francisco, CA- https://bolt.com/jobs Bolt is radically simplifying online commerce in a way the world has never seen before. We combine top technology with a very careful and unique approach to process
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by kingryan 11y ago
... and pay taxes
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by kingryan 11y ago
Bolt - San Francisco, CA - https://bolt.com/ Bolt is a new payment platform that radically simplifies the exchange of money; it’s a reimagined money moving engine to solve the largest unsolved problems in payments. We are a
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by kingryan 11y ago
Bolt | San Francisco, CA | Platform, DevOps, Security and Infrastructure Engineers | Full Time | Onsite https://bolt.com/jobs Bolt is a team of elite engineers from Stanford, MIT, Facebook, Twitter, Square, and other top co
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by kingryan 11y ago
Though the sneaker page makes it very clear that its not ready for production use.
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by kingryan 12y ago
If you're classified as an "insider" then you can't even trade in the trading windows without a 10b5-1 plan. So at TWTR (I'm a former employee) knowing things like the MAU would probably make you an insider, which m
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by kingryan 13y ago
Right, because no matter how much RAM you put in a machine, access is always the same speed.
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by kingryan 13y ago
The messages are not repeated in fanout, just the ids. I guess you would know that if you actually the links.
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by kingryan 16y ago
San Francsico, though remote work is plausible. Twitter is looking for all sorts of good engineers. The up to date list is always at http://twitter.com/positions.html .
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by kingryan 16y ago
yes
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by kingryan 16y ago
San Francisco: Twitter is hiring like crazy. We're working on about a million interesting problems at scale, with resources and the ability to open source almost everything. We also have a good deal of fun. twitter.com/jobs or ryan@twitter.
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by kingryan 16y ago
Version 1 UUIDs require 128 bits.
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by kingryan 16y ago
Except in email everyone has a separate mailbox. On twitter everyone's mailbox overlaps and there are an infinite number of possible public views of the tweets (searches, lists, etc.)
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by kingryan 16y ago
NTP seems to work fairly well for this. It takes into account network latencies and attenuates over time.
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by kingryan 16y ago
That's the time of the first tweet. It saves us 30-something years of id space.
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by kingryan 16y ago
It turns out big problems are big. We're moving moving existing data to cassandra and putting a lot of new (mostly internal) data on cassandra.