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by korzun 10y ago
I hate posts of this nature. There are no hard facts; it's a collection of thoughts communicated as 'facts' via a blog post. Plenty of Google engineers become start-up co/founders. If you are good at what you do, the sta
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by korzun 10y ago
A lot of people in technology sector think that showing up and writing two lines of code is more than enough to deserve six figure salary now. The same people will make a big deal about staying late or having to work on a weekend once in a
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by korzun 10y ago
That sounds great on paper, but in reality, all that does is prevent legitimate cases from advancing. It's already expensive as it is to take legal action against an offending party. You are assuming that every lawsuit is a money grab;
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by korzun 10y ago
> your development environment look like production is hard. The hard part is the cost IMHO
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by korzun 10y ago
Something, something, WMD's.
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by korzun 10y ago
You should call the 10 o'clock news so they can cover this.
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by korzun 10y ago
That's a bit biased.
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by korzun 10y ago
All of this is moot. You can transmit enormous amounts of information and fail to get the point across.
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by korzun 10y ago
> I've never heard of anyone successfully suing AWS/Google/Azure over lost data or downtime. Doesn't mean it never happens.
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by korzun 10y ago
It's nice to see that people still use Microsoft Word for web design.
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by korzun 10y ago
With or without API?
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by korzun 10y ago
> A test with only 10 or 100 samples still gives you information. It gives you weak information, sure, but information nonetheless. If your market consists of 1000 people.
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by korzun 10y ago
They have been for almost three years...
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by korzun 10y ago
You don't think the Linux Foundation makes money? Heh. The secure BSD project had hard time raising few thousands of dollars last year.
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by korzun 10y ago
I remember the day I tried to open an ASM Phrozen Crew demo and anti-virus automatically deleted it after flagging it as critical malware.
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by korzun 10y ago
I'm holding out for a Docker card.
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by korzun 10y ago
You have a point when it comes to irony.
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by korzun 10y ago
It's almost 2017. The scaling choices are not limited to Docker vs. bare metal. With their budget, you should be able to clone and scale metal servers within minutes if you wanted to. This is like Tumblr spending $50,000 grand a month
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by korzun 11y ago
Thank you for this comment. I'm a member #400 or something and it just seems like there are 'gangs' that run ProductHunt now. Then (correct me if I'm wrong) they also got funding so... things do not really seem kosher to
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by korzun 11y ago
Going to chime in on the whole 'results are getting better'. They might be. On paper; because there is more data. Unfortunately, nobody is accounting for the 'stale' factor. Searching old news is well.. old news.
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by korzun 11y ago
> who is one the Bitcoin inner circle I have some bad news.
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by korzun 11y ago
No cringe here. The context makes sense because several people believe that 'Satoshi' is not a single entity but a group of people. Either way; who cares.
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Collection of quotes from Q&A with Brian Kernighan
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by korzun 11y ago
Going to prison for assault over something that somebody said (maybe they are on medication or have some sort of illness/generally not around people) is also pretty un-cool. You just tell them not to do that again. 'I would have&#
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by korzun 11y ago
> you need a $500+ scale to dose it accurately enough Or you can just get a super small 0.25 cent plastic scoop that amounts to normal dose.
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by korzun 11y ago
That's not the point. Who cares if it's expensive or confusing. They are banning products that are competing with their own products. Amazon is simply a store for majority of the people who shop there. If Google banned Amazon from
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by korzun 11y ago
> Everybody knows Redis is single threaded. You would be surprised. The whole point of Redis is to run it on powerful single treaded machines. I can count number of times how 'experts' threw it on multi-core beasts of systems a
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by korzun 12y ago
> As soon as you fuck up, you're out. You would have no CA's then. I love when people criticize others without offering a anything in return.
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by korzun 12y ago
I will sum this up: > We had edicts to make things happen, under the assumption that if we built it, the developers would embrace it. Followed by: > What matters is good people working together without artificial boundaries. Former wi
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by korzun 12y ago
First step would be disabling wp-login functionality and putting CMS on an isolated cluster that sits behind VPN. Looks like it's wide-open; that should tell you all you need to know.

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