mirceal

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by mirceal 5y ago
not every even but he’s definitely going to obliterate the account of that kid that was tracking his private jet.
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by mirceal 5y ago
I see you like wireguard, so i put a wireguard connection in your wireguard connection. jokes aside, huge fan of wireguard and mullvad
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by mirceal 5y ago
used it on macos, ios, linux. the app is solid. wireguard rules.
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by mirceal 5y ago
would you like help keeping it alive? or reviving it? i’m open to help: from untangling the issues it has now to hosting, to rearchitecting it.
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by mirceal 5y ago
i mean yes. but you can also optimize for money AND self care. it can be a multivariable optimization problem.
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by mirceal 5y ago
asking the real questions here: what is your power lifting routine? how much can you squat and bench?
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by mirceal 5y ago
the vibe i get from this guy is that he is a very organized and meticulous dude. he's going to be fine. i can tell you that anyone that has a 1 yo kid and has time to lift either is very good at managing his time or has a lot of outsid
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by mirceal 5y ago
you are a tool. that's the reality. we all like to believe that we are somehow better than this and that there is meaning in the work we do, but at the end of the day if you were to disappear tomorrow things will go on without you. you
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by mirceal 5y ago
it's 30 min additional time. when you have a small kid someone is always oncall. This phrase does not seem odd at all to me (and is a very good way of separating people that have a kid from people that don't have a kid)
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by mirceal 5y ago
I tried to fire my mom once when she asked for FANG level TC.
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by mirceal 5y ago
interviewer: we're going to do a small coding exercise. you can use ANY programming language you would like. ANY PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE!
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by mirceal 5y ago
using a managed service for what? the k8s control plane? so what are you actually using? containers? > And if you ever have a need for more than that- you're ready. If you ever need more than that you can evaluate it at that time. K
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by mirceal 5y ago
hmm... no. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RHORUSQ156N https://www.statista.com/statistics/184902/homeownership-rat...
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by mirceal 5y ago
hahaha. nope. why would they do that when the inventory is so limited? the only solution that I think could work is rezoning + building more. That’s the only thing that could dampen this mad market.
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by mirceal 5y ago
keyword from GP is multiple. If you buy multiple houses than you probably plan on renting them out/flipping them.
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by mirceal 5y ago
it’s cute how people predict the housing market going down / crashing every time something happens. I don’t think a crash will happen (maybe it’s going down, maybe not, but definitely not a crash) and I believe we are moving in a direc
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by mirceal 5y ago
i would definitely appreciate the simplicity. tell me about the business problem you solved!
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by mirceal 5y ago
all clouds have services dedicated to orchestrating resources (cloudformation in aws land, deloyment manager in gcp, etc etc). K8s is not better suited for this purpose.
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by mirceal 5y ago
there. you captured it beautifully. “It’s sooo easy to play with K8s”. If I can get away with a serverless service why bother with k8s? If I can run my service inside a VM and front the service with a LB, why bother?
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by mirceal 5y ago
microservices, amiright? k8s has its use cases, but i am always baffled by people refusing to use the abstraction the cloud they leverage provide (things like vms, load balancers, autoscaling groups) in the name of using some hot new tech a
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by mirceal 5y ago
there’s theory and there is practice. i constantly have to ask the “kids” at work: do you need this? what tps do you need to support? how are you going to maintain this (at what cost)? do you really want to reinvent the wheel? constantly. i
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by mirceal 5y ago
i sort of disagree. people want to copy google because 1) they like smart, complex things 2) they want to work on complex things. nobody got an award and praise for choosing the simplest thing that could work, doing that and building a serv
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by mirceal 5y ago
i was thinking bitcoin. really exciting if Solana could do it
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by mirceal 5y ago
you can’t get the required tps for this. observability would also be bad between blocks and you would also have states where you could end up with different pixels based on the block that won. so nope. wouldn’t work with blockchain
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by mirceal 5y ago
this sounds like a good system design question. how would you build r/place?
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by mirceal 5y ago
the whole thing was hilarious. the memes that came out if it were also hilarious. at some point i saw a meme with a minion complaining that the Canadians are trying to take over his country’s flag.
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by mirceal 5y ago
lol. no. it's not about working there again. It's potentially working with any of the people that work or have worked there. If you give feedback and it's taken the wrong way/rubs people the wrong way this will come bac
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by mirceal 5y ago
i think go (as any other language) shines in some use cases, is meh in some use cases and straight-up sucks in others. the problem i'm seeing is the cargo cult where basically go is the ultimate answer and everything has to be rewritte
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by mirceal 5y ago
if err != nil { return nil, err } code poetry right there. it's so good that you have to repeat this over and over again!
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by mirceal 5y ago
> And humans are made out of carbon, but you are never going to understand human emotion by studying carbon atoms really hard. here is the problem with that line of reasoning: human emotion is difficult to define, highly subjective. it d

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