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mylons
6y ago
this is the correct take. AWS and Elastic are both acting out of self interest with varying levels of gains for the customer in each.
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mylons
6y ago
I made it up. I think it's hilarious with Netflix in there cause, MANGA.
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mylons
6y ago
Your points are basically true across $MANGA as well. (Microsoft, Apple, Netflix, Google, Amazon) I think it’s more a symptom of interviewing being broken than just being a monoculture. They’re probably very related, though. Bad interview p
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mylons
6y ago
thinking you're in charge or leading someone when you're a manager is a bad mentality. you should look at yourself like an offensive coordinator on an NFL football team, and maybe not even the head offensive coordinator. You'
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6y ago
thousands of generations of humans existed without it before you.
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12-13 years ago in a classroom the professor for my intro to bioinformatics class said if you were to solve this problem, you would win a Nobel prize. Congrats to the team! What an achievement.
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Mine re-throws the error every 30 seconds or so after pressing said button. The only vacuuming is now manual.
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6y ago
What do you use
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6y ago
What limitations do you run into with the flask/python setup? (I’m not asking what ARE the limitations, I’m asking which ones specifically you run into)
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6y ago
Sure, but we’re now beginning to talk about infinite scale and infinite resources. Who cares if 1 planet doesn’t produce probes as fast or at all? Who cares if 1 probe slams through a planet? That being said, I think the latter case might b
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What’s risky about it? The risk seems in them overtaking the entire galaxy more than anything, no?
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If you used the Von Neumann machine approach wouldn’t it not really matter if the planet was habitable or not?
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It’s also worth remembering that this is written by someone who is approaching 30 years old.
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6y ago
Poor how? Do you not like the UI? The UI is not the best, but there’s no issue in reliability.
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AWS Lambda logs to Cloudwatch, and has monitoring out of the box.
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6y ago
I find this to be true with computer programming/work for me. I’m productive in bursts.
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6y ago
it’s just what happens historically when people vote. sorry you don’t like data
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6y ago
in america, when the voter turnout is higher, democrats win. it's a subtle way to take a side, but it's taking a side.
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mylons
6y ago
a trillion dollar company influencing elections overtly is probably not “good”? their interests are certainly not aligned with yours
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mylons
6y ago
titles are often just a way to make an employee feel self important without giving them a raise. see pmarca and zuck discussing this.
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mylons
6y ago
the gatekeeping in software is sad. why is it that so many in our field feel that gatekeeping and always being correct, to the point of aggressive confrontation, is the way to do this? are we all that insecure?
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mylons
6y ago
you have my name, and my views. I don't know how to feel about this. there's some solace in knowing Mike Lyons is an extraordinarily popular name though.
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mylons
6y ago
then those people are helpless? you can lead a horse to water.
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6y ago
source on retail investors? I also believe retail is having a larger effect, I just haven't seen this number before.
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mylons
6y ago
did you just yada-yada Many-worlds?
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6y ago
they're talking about web apps and mostly javascript.
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6y ago
you’re right if the person was not working at a FAANG. so what if they’re one of tnt most valuable companies in the world? one way they became so valuable is by vacuuming up all the talent and giving them tedious work to do so they don’t co
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agree that pulling the changes sounds ideal. I guess having the config live in it's own git repo that gets pulled by your build tool during the process might work?
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Ask HN: How do you push config to microservices
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i’m one of your peers and i don’t care that you’re staff engineer at google. congratulations, you’ve scaled the advertising business beyond what was thought possible.
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