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by nouveaux 4y ago
Heroku and friends is literally built to simplify the complexities of VMs. Are you also arguing that deploying to VMs is too complex?
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by nouveaux 4y ago
If AWS broke your CNI that caused you problems, it is also possible for AWS to break networking. I have used Managed K8s for 4 years and literally never had any problems with CNI. My clusters runs with no problems.
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I'll be honest I haven't fully explored AMIs as a solution but how do you run the AMI in your local dev environment? I can replicate the same K8s with docker images easily in local dev.
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I dont know AWS ec2 apis and for sure I'm not capable of writing auto-scaling architecture. This is the reason why I default to K8s. I have used it easily and successfully by myself for the last 4 years. It just keeps on running and ha
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by nouveaux 4y ago
Any chance you can share your novel list?
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by nouveaux 4y ago
It is quite common to have budgets employees have to work with.
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I have never heard of CapRover and I dont know how to use it. I do know how to use Kubernetes across Digital Ocean, AWS, GCP and Azure. Just had to learn it once. I don't even use it for scaling. Not complex at all. I've used it f
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by nouveaux 4y ago
Functional programming is not just the FAD of the day. This is evident by the strong presence of functional programming in Rust, an imperative language. Functional programming is also the foundational idea behind React. As with most things
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I too live in an extremely democratic leaning city and the only time my waste has not been picked up was when I forgot to push it out to the curb. Even the brightest among the HN crowd can fall into the trap that "The other side is inc
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by nouveaux 4y ago
It's healthy to be skeptical. At the same time, Musk wouldn't be the first successful person who came from a crappy background.
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I am using a low code/no code tool for some back office services and we're investing into the enterprise version. The enterprise version is on-prem only. To migrate from cloud to on-prem, we have to export the cloud data to the on
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by nouveaux 4y ago
A good place to look for middleman that can be cut with blockchain is the exchange between two random people that a third party needs to trust. The example with the email in the court is a bad example because it is not the court's job
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by nouveaux 4y ago
This makes me sad. This is not because you dislike Picasso. It is because you're making art an issue of classism. If we just ignore the aesthetic of Picasso's art, you can categorize Picasso as a genius purely on his influence of
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by nouveaux 4y ago
Radar and lidar may be needed but this is not a good example of it. I am watching this video on youtube recorded with a camera. I can clearly see the lanes in this video and I can clearly see the oncoming traffic. The car should not have cr
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by nouveaux 4y ago
There's a lot of things you can say about Elon like crazy, blinded by money and power, hubris, etc. Lucky? If you start one billion dollar company, sure. The man built up Paypal, Space X and Tesla. The jury is still out on Boring Compa
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I think there is some notion that VCs are these rational, brilliant people who are making money hand over fist investing in the best projects. The reality is that many VCs do not make money and invest in tons of bad projects all the time. W
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by nouveaux 4y ago
Can you explain to me why these two articles represent Economists being the big cheerleaders for creating bubbles? I read both articles and I'm not sure what I am missing.
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by nouveaux 4y ago
You make a really good point about trading Sqlite write limits to the limited number of Postgres connections. My comment is mostly about having to run a proxy, which is another service that ends up being a liability. Regardless, if you need
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I had to control-f too far down for this comment. I would have a hard time working with anyone who laughed at the idea of anyone's favorite language, let alone a language like Scheme. There are reasons to dislike Scheme but it's h
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by nouveaux 4y ago
I didn't downvote you. Postgres as a database server is operationally more complex when compared to Sqlite. Since Postgres is a network service, you have to deal with networking and security. Upgrading Postgres is a big task in and of
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by nouveaux 4y ago
This and the arm chair government spending police in this thread is completely wrong. The PPP helped a ton of small businesses who needed it. I, along with many small business owners in our industry got PPP, used it correctly on employee pa
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by nouveaux 4y ago
Is your only assessment of quality based on the founders' degrees? There is no reason to believe that two business guys cannot source high quality socks. When it comes to consumer goods, it is very possible to source all sorts of quali
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by nouveaux 4y ago
"They are alive purely on the strength of the 5% of good games they put out by rehashing the same 3 franchises over and over and over and over." Completely agree with you here and just want to emphasize that the 5% of the IPs they
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by nouveaux 5y ago
> What do you write in them that you didn't already mention during the daily standing meetings, the biweekly retrospective, the team meetings, the company meetings, or the Slack channels at the time they were relevant? Well I would
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by nouveaux 5y ago
I am so tired of recruiters and hiring managers spending time telling me about the company. It's all the same BS. Everything I want to know about the company I can usually learn from the website.
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by nouveaux 5y ago
To be honest, I had forgotten the O(n) solution and vaguely remembered the nlogn solution. After that experience, I have both solutions lodged in my brain.
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by nouveaux 5y ago
The company said you can spend as much time as you'd like. So if you're ok with two rounds of leet code for two hours, why not just do one hour and the one hour presentation?
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by nouveaux 5y ago
No. Sort the array. Then use two indexes, one on each side of the array. Increment indexes to meet in the middle. This is one of those tricks you just have to memorize and it's very hard to come up with the solution in 30 min.
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by nouveaux 5y ago
I find it hard to believe that most web/sass companies are not doing the same kinds of queries to the database, consuming stripe APIs the same way, or adding a job to a queue in similar fashion. I think this is true even in the open so
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by nouveaux 5y ago
As a Vim/Tmux user who lives in the terminal, I absolutely abhor all these coding websites. They do not have all the Vim keybindings I use and my own personal shortcuts I have embedded in muscle memory. It's such a frustrating pro

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