natdempk

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   by natdempk 6y ago

   Out of curiosity, what is the Facebook / Apple universe? Not sure I see the connection there exactly.
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   Ask HN: Is there any writing about the Google PM org history?

   1 points by natdempk 7y ago|0 comments
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   Not So Secret Messages(hackerfactor.com)

   4 points by natdempk 7y ago|0 comments
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   by natdempk 7y ago

   I will check them out. Thanks for the links!
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   by natdempk 7y ago

   > On the contrary, most Americans could reduce their consumption by 80% off pure life improvements. This sounds great, how do I do it?
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   by natdempk 7y ago

   You can manually turn on Do Not Disturb mode also to accomplish this.
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   by natdempk 7y ago

   Does anyone know if they publish details about the size/strength of the effect anywhere or a link to the actual numbers for the study population?
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   by natdempk 7y ago

   In your mail client if you hit "Show original message" or "View message source" or something similar you should be able to see a Message-ID header on the raw MIME email message itself.
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   by natdempk 7y ago

   It lets you access the portal to connect to wifi by allowing the router to MITM the connection due to the lack of SSL and bypassing caching with the random subdomain. After successfully connecting through whatever custom router software you
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    by natdempk 7y ago

    This is a really good take on safety and tooling that can be applied to a lot of things. Thanks for explaining this! Do you have an example of a playground that he’s designed that highlights these principles?
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    by natdempk 7y ago

    There was a pretty decent Reply All podcast about this: https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/z3hlwr/109-is-facebo... In short, you can't. People want to believe what they want to believe. Maybe if you
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    by natdempk 7y ago

    Netflix actually wrote a blog post about this recently. It varies depending on your network connection like video: https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/engineering-a-studio-qua...
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    jerf answered observability well in another reply to this comment. As for reliability, monitoring, and error handling I've heard good things about the Google SRE book: https://landing.google.com/sre/books/ I
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    I agree that is definitely the way to go at some scale. :) I really just put cron on there as an example of how someone might think about scheduled jobs as most of the more advanced things are conceptually similar to cron, but where you don
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    There are a number of concepts that are worth learning about at a high-level if you want to learn about building large-scale projects. Most modern/large companies use some/all of the following to build their backends: - Load balan
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    > Telegram has a RCE 0day Can you provide more context about this, or somewhere I can read about this please? Very curious.
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    For me personally there are a number of areas that affect my ability to do deep work: - General internet/news consumption patterns - Availability of social/news apps on my phone + computer - Sleeping at least 8.5 hours a night - E
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    How did you figure this out?
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    Cool, much thanks for the detailed reply!
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    I’m really impressed by the email parsing success. How did you tackle the hellscape that is parsing replies out of emails?
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    The units of your equation are pages per second per machine, but I agree. Reading briefly it seems like he only used 141 threads per machine to do the actual crawling. This likely could be pushed an order of magnitude further (or even more!
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    by natdempk 8y ago

    What is CloverBells? I tried Googling it without any luck.
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out. I've never heard of Vert.x, but I will check it out and see if it seems worth including when I revisit this chapter in the future.
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    Yep, the book is very much far from completion. Feel free to submit issues on GitHub if you notice specific things, or just wait until later this year for all the navigation problems to be solved. :)
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    I wrote this a little over a year ago, and honestly at the time I wasn't even aware of Pony. However, I am now and will likely revisit this chapter sometime this year as part of work to get this book to some finished state. Not sure wh
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    Author here. I don't actually think so. This is likely closer to 40 minutes of reading time, and I personally don't think it is the most difficult writing to read.
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    I think Nautilus articles do well, but never well enough to induce the activity penalty that the really popular stuff on HN gets hit with. They also tend to generate a number of comments over time, but not so many that they trigger the exce
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    Maybe this is a feature rather than a bug. Hypothetically you could create a representation of yourself that works for humans to recognize you, but not for facial recognition systems.
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    by natdempk 9y ago

    Could you elaborate on some of the things you learned from him? I'm interested in people that seem to be almost ruthlessly effective and competent.
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    by natdempk 10y ago

    If you Google it, this is just an art project/alien abduction hoax.