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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
Good place to get a great salary as a senior
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
> At that time, we began processing the backlog of asynchronous Lambda invocations that accumulated during the event, including invocations from other AWS services. As of 3:37 PM, the backlog was fully processed pretty cool that stuff wa
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
looks like the price barely changed
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
big milestone for the team, congrats to all of the contributors!
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
the core concepts are the same. the implementation details have changed, but I think it's a stretch to call it a radical change. you could probably learn how to convert a component from class -> functional in a few hours.
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
I've seen tons of feedback directly from customers which indicate the opposite, losing context is super annoying
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
caching costs money too though
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by nfRfqX5n 3y ago
server rendering is cool until you have to pay the bill. this is why I am a bit skeptical of the react server components push.
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
You could just test it
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
this is not new. AWS support would always help with this.
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
What TV takes minutes to turn on?
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
> Inclusive and robust by default, Energy-efficiency, Privacy-focused I imagine trying to use these reasons with executives and getting laughed out of the room
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
Would be crazy to move right now given the way they’ve been handling these layoffs
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
Curious about how licensing will play out. What’s stopping OpenAI from claiming copyright on everything produced in the last X years? Will every company need to be running their own GPT4 model to be safe from this?
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
React has been out for a decade. Why can’t your system could stay on this version forever?
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
imagine you're the one person on your team in a different location, driving to the office just to sit by yourself with non dedicated seating with no monitors/keyboard/mouse
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
funny how this presumed causation only goes back to 2021
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
I always thought the faang horror stories come from new grads, since there is so much operational stuff you have to navigate. Not sure I'd want to start my career there. Going in as a senior wasn't bad though.
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
It’s quite nice working on an SPA again after a few years working on a SSR site. Auth is simple, no sync issues between the client and the server, and never have to worry about caching
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
During the last few years some start ups were offering solid base salaries in addition to RSUs, so the risk wasn’t horrible. Not sure what it’s like now.
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
I'd guess baby boomers who own homes probably account for most of that population
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
What other requirements? Teachers require at least a 4 year degree. Specialists like speech therapists require a masters degree. Try paying off a masters degree with a teachers salary.
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
lots of people here piling on google over the past 2 weeks, interested to see how it goes
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
interesting concept, but news? is that something people want more of?
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
they hired way less than others over the past 2 years
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
crazy to see people with 15-20 year tenures hit in layoffs
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
AWS uptime is pretty insane
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
you have to be careful listening to those guys because they are all VCs who can benefit greatly from pushing the narrative of companies needing to cut costs
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
I'm curious what coinbase leadership has done to try and innovate in this space. they had this proclaimed vision of democratizing finance but they're just letting people buy and sell crypto.
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by nfRfqX5n 4y ago
they run an exchange that is open 24/7. 5 engineers couldn't even handle the operational load.

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