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korzun
12y ago
> Don't even think to continue with Microsoft. Focus on *nix + node.js (MEAN). Or you know, do your research and figure out what you want to focus on outside of Windows stack. Not what some guy on HN wrote.
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You should probably not form an entity if you are not reading tax ramifications. Also, 2 second google search will answer all the questions one might have about this invoice. You can also use the calculator they clearly advise you to use wi
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12y ago
> One Lyft passenger, identified by seven different Lyft drivers as an Uber recruiter, canceled 300 rides from May 26 to June 10. That user's phone number was tied to 21 other accounts, for a total of 1,524 canceled rides. Sounds li
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12y ago
> Any other startups here gotten a nice "tax surprise"? Would love to hear about it! You registered in Delaware without figuring out how much actual taxes you will have to pay. If you did, you would know right away that that in
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12y ago
You are spot on. Most of the stuff you read on Krebs blog is sourced from shady forums based out in Russia. Same type of forums that were bouncing around US providers in early 2000 and were targets of massive DDoS attacks. (ie: ryan1918.com
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12y ago
Now it's throwing internal server error.
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12y ago
When I wrote that first line, I knew that somebody will completely ignore the rest of the comment and make a post about it. Adding nothing to the actual discussion. There is absolutely nothing serious about the first line. The rest of the p
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12y ago
Agreed. But if you are giving advice you should not do it because you expect a thank you. While you might think your advice is 'good', other people might not. Nobody will thank you for bad advice. There are way too many factors wh
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I'm glad you decided to pick out and focus on the first line from my comment.
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Welcome to the internet. Maybe they erased the post by accident? How do you know that your answer solved their issue or was relevant? You might think that was the case but it might not be. In general, I think this is a extremely silly. I ha
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12y ago
But the whole point of async is that, after data is dispatched the client moves on. I'm not sure what NodeJS does with it but this is my interpretation of the concept. I don't think people who know what they are doing, use async c
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12y ago
Maybe I'm looking at this from a different perspective. Some implementations do not require any response. For example if I have a honey pot that collects random events, the clients can just send the data to it without expecting a resul
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12y ago
> Shit happens. This is not the case where you can use 'shit happens' and write this off like it's not a big deal. When you work mostly for options (which is already pretty much a scam) and receive little to no pay, this i
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12y ago
I don't know how I feel about this. In some way this feels cheap. Fonts? Buying fonts to help homeless people? Having homeless people create fonts that you can license out? Is this the best we can do? Seriously.
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12y ago
No problem.
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Thanks. Corrected my post. For some reason I thought failure point was outside of the actual switch appliance.
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12y ago
Good post. This is essentially the risk you face when dealing with new providers. I guarantee that other providers had to go thought the same set of issues and phases prior to achieving a truly redundant infrastructure. Would love to hear a
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12y ago
> But it still should generate warnings No it should not. DLL is basicly a reusable software library. What you are suggesting makes no sense. I will give you B+ for confidence.
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12y ago
New York: I'm an architect for BaubleBar [ http://www.baublebar.com ], we are looking to fill following positions: 1. Product manager for business systems and shopping experience (e-commerce). 2. Senior and mid-level engineer
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12y ago
Nice. Do you have any pictures of OnMetal infrastructure? What do you guys have between the servers and the API layer?
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Their source for this is his LinkedIn? Amazing.
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12y ago
Have not tried it yet. If you do, please let me know about your experience!
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We are not talking about colocation/dedicated hardware. We are talking about cloud infrastructure. The provider pool that offers a mix of both (and has proper integration between cloud and hardware network) is pretty limited. Their clo
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Yup they are cheap and fast to provision. I use and recommend them for projects but I'm still not sure about running production grade stuff on their infrastructure.
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> You really should take the time to learn how to build your own server cluster. Not sure where I mentioned that I don't how to do that. But thanks? > The savings is exponential. For a lot of start-ups rolling their own infrastru
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> Rackspace is a tarnished brand for me. I have dozen of servers with them (both cloud and hardware) and in terms of support and network they are pretty good. If you used them back in the day, give it another shot. Totally different pict
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So I'm not sure why there is a spin on this. This is (as others pointed out) basically a free yearly trial. When I was writing an API client for their cloud infrastructure (before they rolled their own) > https://github.c
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I like it too, it's clean. But reality is that PHP will have to be backwards compatible. Which means you will see old function based implementations and new object based implementations. Image dealing with both implementations within t
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I just want to point out that customer support will be happy to give you your rating. Just ask.
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You can email Uber and ask for your rating. What I meant is that 4.8 without any context means nothing to 'me'. If I knew why somebody rated me below 5 that would be a different story.
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