lazyant

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   by lazyant 5y ago

   I don't disagree but are there any other instances where Japanese Americans had to choose? Also how many Americans would side with the Nazis? there was a Nazi rally in Madison Square Garden a few years before and the government didn&#x
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   Also google's Firebase works well for me
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   citation? I'm reading: - Leaked data of the donations on GiveSendGo showed Canadians raised $4.31 million for the Freedom Convoy while Americans donated $3.62 million. - Americans, however, accounted 56 per cent of the donor base while
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   You can be all 4 things but if nobody knows about your work, you won't get promoted etc. I'd insert after 1. being good at your job and 2. being easy to work with (I'd probably reverse these two) to "toot your own horn&q
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   while I agree with what you are saying, Gladwell's example may not be very good http://askakorean.blogspot.com/2013/07/culturalism-gladwell-...
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/setxnt/p...
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_clip#History
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   For a simple web server? sure you don't need the cloud (still you'll have to do a lot of things manually and hard to reproduce, maintain your own database etc but yes, makes sense in many cases, esp on a budget).
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   by lazyant 5y ago

   FreeBSD is a nicer, more logical Unix than Linux in general. Now as soon as you have a package or hardware that you want to use and it's not supported by FreeBSD let us know how that goes.
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    If you only need a server, as in CPU, RAM, disk and bandwidth, with a more or less constant demand, then sure, a dedicated server is way cheaper than any cloud. You want to use cloud for the ecosystem of other services besides VM/insta
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    Shopify asks you via email to take a coding interview, before even talking with a recruiter and know about team, compensation or interview process. No thanks. Sour grapes and all that but Amazon interviews were weird, Facebook were terrible
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fbellmar.medium.com%2Fw...
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    Martin Kleppmann, author of "Designing Data Intensive Applications" talks about this in his excellent video series (skip to 14:30 for negative leap seconds etc) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ_2N3AQu0M&list=
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    > Certain demographics are given a 2nd chance interview if the first is bombed, among the more implicit biases. You won't find this written anywhere, of course. Not about "certain demographics" but since you mentioned Goog
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    Don't compare yourself to (selected, "successful") other people, compare yourself with the other possible selfs in different multiverses, how many of those for ex didn't take any risks and are in a worse position? Also,
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    High-risk deploys and slow iterations is not on you but on engineering management. Not knowing who's responsible for reviewing your code is also not on you but on your manager, bad onboarding, bad documentation and general communicatio
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    See also managing k8s by excel https://github.com/learnk8s/xlskubectl
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    I had server shell output from one of the "Big 4" consulting companies being sent as a screenshot of the terminal embedded as a pic in an Excel spreadsheet.
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    "We don't know the long-term effects of the vaccine, which is kind of a small dose of the virus itself that we know has long effects but who knows, the vaccine may be worse. I'll disregard the known good effects of the vaccin
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    According to LinkedIn, this company has 12 employees. Once they hit like 20 - 50 engineers and some decide to write code "their way" and some leave, it's going to be a mess to be onboarded there and make sense of code you hav
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshin
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    > I mean no. If there is an error you should figure out what the problem is first. First thing you want to do (after confirming the issue and communicating) is to "fly the plane" and try to contain/mitigate the issue befor
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    Yes, actually one of the biggest outliers is the importance of "faith" in the US.
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    > - It's better to do something poorly than not do it at all While I agree, not sure if a psychological effect or not but given two students in the same classes: - Alice, took 3 classes and had 3 As. - Bob, also had 3 As in
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    google has free courses https://cloud.google.com/training/kubernetes-anthos-hybridcl...
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    What's a good way to have a HA setup so we don't have a single point of failure (hearbeat etc)?
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    Just in case, recently in HN: https://danluu.com/look-stupid/
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    While I sympathize with the principle that two people providing the same value should be paid the same, in these discussions it seems to me almost everybody is forgetting we live in a capitalist world and the offer and demand law applies. I
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    if this had a tree graph or visual aid for some of the commands that would be great
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    by lazyant 5y ago

    ES and the ELK stack is the worst pile of shit I've had to deal with. Everybody I know who has worked with it has had problems. Obscure messages that nobody can figure out what they mean. Dropping logs silently, sometimes because it ca