ndneighbor

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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I am fortunate enough like most HN users to be working in tech, and although I can't speak for everyone in this field, we seem to be better off than most. Inflation's hit me hard but knock on wood if anything was to happen, I&#x27
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I know it's not ideal, but I am really rooting for Intel's effort for graphics. From launch nearly a year ago to today, the driver team has been knocking out driver issues and slowly but surely trying to achieve parity with AMD an
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I love this answer so much. The garb of wizards indeed.
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
What's more interesting to me is how it became the shirt du jour of Principal Architects and Palmer Luckey alike, anyone have any insight there?
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
Getting 502 bad gateway :'(
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I think that these update systems aren't intentional backdoors but rather the product of a software team that was put under the gun so to speak. Many products nowadays just leak consumer data (like Toyota's teletronics for their c
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Hey there Rishi, I was not aware someone posted this post on our behalf there. I raised this to Neb. This "feels" like a Windows issue. Whats your env?
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Part of what I hated about Product Management at my last role was the consistent helplessness I felt when I was on calls with our customers. I could tell our product wasn't meeting their needs but all I could do was try my best to give
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Before my current role, I had to juggle roadmaps and integration partnerships with the Big Clouds. It's insane how much they ship their org chart but also their internal politics? I am convinced that some of the teams there are really
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
We used to do that by default, but it led to issues with load on our proxy. (Imagine n * m pings against your host for a shit-tonne (official measurement) of builds + deploys a day.) We are hiring Network Engineers for exactly this reason :
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Hey there fyzix! Angelo here, Support Engineer from Railway. I was here procrastinating from work when I saw this comment. The downtime you see is our proxy taking time to cutover- however, we have https://docs.railway.app/d
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
One thing that didn't make it into the article (I ramble and rant) is how I set it so at one point that Teams were entitled to a reply from me or the founder 24/7. This broke nearly instantly after 50 Teams. At the moment we don&#
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Honestly, you hit the nail on the head on what drives me. Before this I was a PM, and way even before that- I was an Infra Engineer. I think that brick-wall of contact when working on some Enterprise tool was what got me. ESPECIALLY so when
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
heyo Angelo (author) here- This is actually the original blogpost that we used to make our first hire! > You will be working with our existing Support Engineer, Angelo - to build out processes, formalize policies, and build out integrati
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
I remember first using Bitnami in 2015- such a great resource. Although now everything in VMWare land is extremely enterprise/data-center-y its nice that they still ship stuff like this to hobbyists in the public.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Look... if you want people to RTO, maybe make it so that there's less overhead? Reading this article made me just want to stay at my own desk at home.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
I think its a shame to see Windows 11 (and some extension Win 10) become such sub-par OSes because of the focus to ship "connected" features rather than just focusing on pure UX. I get that Microsoft have to recoup their investmen
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Unfortunately the norm in our industry, can't have "Cloud" margins without sacrificing something.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Angelo here (Support Engineer at Railway and not the OP) Kenneth is dope, he used it to launch https://www.vim.so/ - with that said, our landing page is overdue for a refresh and along with it, new customer references.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
I think your comment does prove that on a long enough time horizon cynicism is the correct disposition to have when it comes to weighing new things. It's on the founder/team to constantly prove that not to be the case. In the case
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
I am still kicking myself for not scooping up the Dev Ones when they were $200 off. They had a keyboard nipple dammit!
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Kinda a stupid comment from me but I am wondering why Framework doesn't get into the NUC business. The ASRock NUCs usually retail from $750-$650 and that's around the cost of an upgrade kit from Framework. Considering that most in
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Return of the king vibes here :) I am hoping this product really takes off. I do kinda see how this can fit the niche of a social RSS + recommendations.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Sending major hugs to their team, always hard to keep the lights on when I am sure that they are breaking scale records possibly every day.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Anecdotally, this seems to line up with the migration from iPhone 11 -> 12. I notice that in photos of anything including the sun, it would throw off the sensor/software stack. The even funnier/frustrating thing is that, becaus
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
I am a proud car enthusiast and I daily drive one of the latest Volkswagen models with the latest infotainment, they have removed all the physical buttons from the car. VW's have always had reliability issues with their radio buttons f
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
Great to hear, just purchased a second one for my brother who plans to use it with an eGPU. What an opportune time to announce this :)
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
adobe, but I live my life in perpetual fear of lawyers. Fun times back then.
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
I had a very weird sensation while reading this where I was shaking my head disapprovingly at this article. Specifically when they were talking about the commoditization of DevOps. Speaking personally, I used to work on a Platform Engineeri
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by ndneighbor 4y ago
It's honestly impressive the amount of coding that young people do from their phones. There is a very healthy healthy community of those who have some solid environments on their (mostly Android) devices. Whats funny is that this was t

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