mrits

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961.
by mrits 7y ago
I was at one in Austin for about 18 months. After the first few months we usually had to go ask them to unlock the taps ourselves. Some days there was nothing but Coors Light
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by mrits 7y ago
Banning speech might fix anti-vax but it also might have caused vaccines to never be legal to begin with.
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by mrits 7y ago
Very few people believe in a true free market. We have plenty of legit regulations around it and probably could use a few more to level things out.
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by mrits 7y ago
Bucketing all North America together made this less interesting. I can't help but think the reasons of migrating from Mexico would not be the same as US or Canadian citizens.
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by mrits 7y ago
How does anyone know you have a degree and no criminal records?
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by mrits 7y ago
We did a massive rewrite of a 7 year old giant code base to microservices gradually over a couple years. One of the only few positives that we gained from it was that when we crashed we didn't bring down everything at once. The bigges
967.
by mrits 7y ago
What you are describing certainly isn't unique to microservices.
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by mrits 7y ago
The president of the US in 2012 made fun of his opposition for calling Russia a serious national security threat.
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by mrits 7y ago
I bounce back and forth. I don't notice any difference in thoughtfully planed diet that does or does not contain meat. I'm pretty active (marathon runner, weight lifting etc) so I'm particularly sensitive to diet changes. It
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by mrits 7y ago
I wouldn't work for a company that doesn't value my time as much as I do. Working on a platform I wished didn't exist would be very insulting. Your statement sounds like a typical out of touch high level manager that didn&#x2
971.
by mrits 7y ago
It is amazing that almost 20 years in my career I can finally use some of my more advanced math because I now have an interest in PyTorch. I've forgotten a lot of calculus but I was really surprised how quickly a lot of it came back.
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by mrits 7y ago
I have issues around code churn as a useful metric with your definition. Large Added/Deleted lines could just as likely be signs of a productive team.
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by mrits 7y ago
I imagine it could really be optimized as it would only need to pull from a dictionary with 100 words or so
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by mrits 7y ago
I don't mind sending my engineers off to work on certs. It seems like a plausible way to get someone interested in learning some aspects of a tech that they might not otherwise run into -- since a cert covers more things than one woul
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by mrits 7y ago
Possibly the most misleading name of all time.
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by mrits 7y ago
This is so true. I've sat at tables in Redmond where they've managed to get their competition to take turns explaining what is and is not working for their products.
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by mrits 7y ago
Spending 15 years writing code for 8 hours a day did the trick for me
978.
by mrits 7y ago
Fear of tricking elderly in voting for Trump is the new "think of the children" argument for censorship.
979.
by mrits 7y ago
Would have been cool if they weren't already called recommendation engines. Introducing side effects into data loading or DBMS scheduled tasks is not the future but the past.
980.
by mrits 7y ago
I would never use a managed database service again.
981.
by mrits 7y ago
I just started looking into and according to a few of my sources it isn't ready for primetime due to crashing issues and other problems with linux kernel versions
982.
by mrits 7y ago
> shoot man
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by mrits 7y ago
I couldn't disagree with you more
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by mrits 7y ago
A blind and deff guy make a good team.
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by mrits 7y ago
I don't think we should dismiss your argument so quickly just because Stripe isn't a large corporation. I'd be interested to know more about the approach Stripe took. I'd imagine there are plenty of mistakes to make rega
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by mrits 7y ago
Anecdotal, but I've ran and been a part of a lot of different product teams. Of all the experiences and diversity that can shape the product I'd have to say gender would have never made the list.
987.
by mrits 7y ago
It's actually a typical stack.
988.
by mrits 7y ago
Correlating around different API calls is a good use case for SQL
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by mrits 7y ago
Articles like these make me wonder where these people find the qualified CTO replacements. To have confidence in a replacement you have to find someone with a pattern of success in similar roles and similar industries. You then have to take
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by mrits 7y ago
They are both really convenient though.

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