lazyant

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by lazyant 7y ago
The last section about when not to scrap warms my heart.
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by lazyant 7y ago
Hiring process in our industry has lots of problems and discussing them is one of HN's favourite topics. For remote the bar is higher, simply because not everybody is able to be effective working remotely, so companies are more weary a
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by lazyant 7y ago
Google Keep updated itself and deleted all my data, everywhere, just saying.
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by lazyant 7y ago
He could also do the Yasso 800s for ex, no need to even run a full marathon to estimate pretty well somebody's time.
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by lazyant 7y ago
Not for your particular case of a long reply but response times SLOs are usually measured in percentiles ("90% of responses within 500ms")
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by lazyant 7y ago
There's a comment along those lines in the Google SRE book iirc; author was saying why should it matter to have some kind of service with 5 nines if the user's condition (flaky WiFi, laptop rebooting etc) had a way worse availabil
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by lazyant 7y ago
A pattern that I see a lot in parks etc is parents wanting to leave and telling the little kids "5 more minutes!" then after 5 minutes "just one more minute!" or whatever. Pro-tip: kids are not aware of what 5 minutes lo
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by lazyant 7y ago
s/women/people/
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by lazyant 7y ago
black pearls too no?
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by lazyant 7y ago
I'm curious about what she means by "community leaders", who are these people, like software influencers or famous conference speakers?
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by lazyant 7y ago
They closed the only bookstore they had in my town and moved to a mall (Coles), it's a place now to buy pricey stupid gifts and popular books too I guess.
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by lazyant 7y ago
`In our effort to continuously improve customer experience` , what's the actual driver here, I don't see how going from two to one option and forcing you to change if you are in the wrong one improves my experience.
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by lazyant 8y ago
Canada has more immigrants than the US per capita https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_d...
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by lazyant 8y ago
A lot of these decisions can be made with a bit of "back of the envelope calculations"; playing with orders of magnitudes based on latency times: http://highscalability.com/blog/2011/1/26/google
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by lazyant 8y ago
will do, thanks !
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by lazyant 8y ago
One of my favorite idioms for searching for a string: find /path -type f |xargs grep blah Has been replaced by `ag` https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher , ag is instant in a big repo compared to find|
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by lazyant 8y ago
Nobody has commented on what jumped at me as a great feature: detecting if the backup seems bad. * get notified if the file is too small * get notified if the file is too old
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by lazyant 8y ago
Unrelated to this technology but related to peppers in general: if while they are whole you grab the stem and push inside until it breaks, you can take out the part to discard with all the seeds quickly; I don't get why I see people an
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by lazyant 8y ago
Probably an American author, since half his general review is about nudity and no comment on the (often gory) super violence in some of these episodes. I do mostly agree on the favourite episodes though.
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by lazyant 8y ago
There is a relationship between great success and hard childhood, I think PG for ex wrote a tweet about this around last weekend. Also: it's terrible to tell a young kid "you are very talented" and similar; positive encourage
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by lazyant 8y ago
In the Foundation series, at least the first books, people were smoking, using newspapers (as in physical paper) and coins; there are many things out of place in that universe.
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by lazyant 8y ago
just write a Twilio or Slack plug-in?
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by lazyant 8y ago
yes, I'd say if a language fits the product for some reason then it's an advantage, but a "competitive advantage" sounds like a stretch. If it's a niche language you want to attract the programmers in a smaller pool
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by lazyant 8y ago
I think he's featured in "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson, so certainly not "never heard of"
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by lazyant 8y ago
Why both a ClusterIP and a LoadBalancer services to expose frontend 8080 as 80? Also, no persistent data storage (no data to the store owner)? (I guess for easier example)
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by lazyant 8y ago
There are more Zope servers than IIS servers!
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by lazyant 8y ago
Seems like he didn't go from Go to PHP but from Go to a PHP framework that does a lot of things for him.
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by lazyant 8y ago
Do you have any link handy to elaborate on this? Because when I create a K8s cluster I define their size and number (and autoscale, same as with AWS autoscale), I don’t know how k8s can spin up smaller nodes in a different way than say, AWS
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by lazyant 8y ago
Sorry, how is k8s getting more widespread cut into ec2 nodes? (if anything k8s needs a bit more nodes)
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by lazyant 8y ago
In Canada it triggers a new election

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