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by mirchiseth 4y ago
Small grocery warehouses used by Instant delivery companies. From this post[1] by Tanay J A. Dark Stores / Fulfillment Centers Instant-Delivery Apps operate their own dark stores / fulfillment centers, typically one per neighborho
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by mirchiseth 4y ago
SAP and Oracle are always easy targets. Not sure about Oracle but SAP has a relatively newer (10 yr old) subscription and usage billing product - https://www.sap.com/products/subscription-billing.html
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by mirchiseth 4y ago
Came here to say the same. System Design Interview book has digestible level of info on what the OP is asking (I think :-) )
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Oh this post brought back so many fun memories of college days playing Flight Simulator on SGI boxes in the computer lab. Having used IRIX on SGI Indy, Windows 3.1 on PCs seemed like a toy.
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
imagine denial of paper attack
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Risk and insurance go hand in hand. +1 on self-insurance says the guy who is buying 22/23 season passes for skiing.
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Thinking in terms of risk and who bears it is the right way to think. Thanks for bringing this up.
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Handcrafting XF86Config is how I spent my summer of 95. I was in engineering school in India and we have these 486s in the lab running Win 3.1. I took permission from the lab dude to install Linux/X Windows on it. Monitor I had with th
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
- Superchargers I made a San Jose <--> Portland trip recently and their importance and convenience was etched in my mind forever. I was really surprised with the one in Laytonville, CA. - Regular software updates over the air is also
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
This 2016 longish post on Functional vs Unit Orgs by Steven Sinofsky is pretty good on different types of organizations. He shares examples from Apple, Google and his days at Microsoft being a senior leader. Even mentions another HN thread
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Wow,GF came out of AMD and now going to Intel.
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Wow reading this "The most significant minicomputer vendor was a company called DEC: Digital Equipment Corporation." Made me feel old. In college circa mid nineties SGI and DEC machines used to be the big machines. Both companies
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by mirchiseth 5y ago
Has anyone documented the process on getting your city to adopt Municipal Wireless. Things like - Which department to approach - What kind of hurdles/prior agreements with big ISPs one would face and how to tackle those - Budget calcul
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
Oracle used to be the most popular db for SAP along with SQL Server and DB2. That changed with SAP HANA. These days SAP HANA is the only supported DB for latest and greatest.
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
I had a non-standard monitor (mid-90s) which will not work with xf86config out of the box. Spent a nice summer trying various settings and was such an aha moment when it worked.
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
Thanks for the great writeup. I got to know about a lot of ls** commands that would be useful in future. I built similar with OPNSense using QOTOM Q515G6[1] which looks eerily similar to what you got from AliExpress. So in a way reading you
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
Yes, this is so needed in the era of SoC notebooks. As much as Apple M1 is a leap forward we still need systems similar to frame.work notebook. A relatable story - I have an Acer notebook from 2013. I bought it from Microsoft store in Valle
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
Has anyone worked with BlueSpec https://github.com/B-Lang-org/bsc How does it compare to nMigen. Recently heard oxide computer folks talking about it and they were all gungon about it.
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
A quick look at the committers confirms Microsoft e.g. https://github.com/yaron2
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
In 1995, I was in engineering school and we had a lab with SGI workstations like Indy, Indigo. IRIX os on them was a joy to use. Before this I had only used Windows 3.1 and Dos. SGI machines were always hogged by final year students and we
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
Best I have read on meetings including meeting notes is from Steven Sinofsky - goes into different types of meeting, meeting dysfunctions and finally peak meeting function https://medium.learningbyshipping.com/reaching-peak-
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by mirchiseth 6y ago
I have a RPi4 with 2GB running Home Assistant which besides connecting all the smart/iot devices also hosts - BitWarden for password manager backend - AdGuard Home for ad blocking and local DNS server - OctoPrint for my 3D printer
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by mirchiseth 7y ago
Why is Hindi required?
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by mirchiseth 8y ago
Excellent write up, thank you. I was also looking to read on how the dev experience changed moving to k8s. Were they using heroku cli? Did you create an equivalent experience in k8s or adopted a new one?
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by mirchiseth 8y ago
This debate has happened in the US for many years. Here is a wsj article from 2011 https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704463804576291...
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Gardener – manage multiple kubernetes clusters in a multi cloud world(kubernetes.io)
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by mirchiseth 8y ago
IS that a simple wow or reference to the last words of Steve Jobs https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/oct/31/steve-job...
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by mirchiseth 9y ago
If someone is looking for resources/art work for creating nice storyboard, you can find some great templates with characters, backgrounds and objects at https://experience.sap.com/designservices/approach/scene
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by mirchiseth 9y ago
The journey of right someone told me - do the thing - do the right thing - do the right thing the right way
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by mirchiseth 10y ago
For another somewhat funny take on Design Patterns watch the first two minutes of this talk from last year DEVOXX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4MT_OguDKg Speaker echoes similar sentiments about design patterns being wri

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