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by pm90 1y ago
they are competitors and are similar. Snowflake popularized the cloud datawarehouse concept (after aws fumbled it big with Redshift). DB is the hot new tool.
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by pm90 1y ago
well those are pretty big customers…
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by pm90 1y ago
So much this. We also underestimate how motivated people can be in these roles when they make an atypical comp; my experience has been that people push themselves hard to prove they’re worth that rather than coast.
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by pm90 1y ago
My prediction is that index funds will become even bigger as investing is opened up to populations outside of the west. Its likely that most of the economy will be fairly automated and steadily rising unless we face major worldwide shocks (
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by pm90 1y ago
exec ego mostly. There’s been no real effort to show supposed benefits of rto, just platitudes(“we work better as a team from the same location!”).
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by pm90 1y ago
Yes this is what I was thinking. This is how terraform became the lingua franca of iac, I was hoping that something like this would happen with TUIs too, so instead of all vendors creating their own bespoke cli, they all implemented a plugi
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by pm90 1y ago
If someone is already using temporal cloud wouldn’t they be able to use oss AK and just point it at their cloud instance?
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by pm90 1y ago
> In addition, it is a durable execution platform for long-running and reliable workflows. It is based on Temporal, hiding many of its infrastructure and coding complexities. You only hide it for as long as things go smoothly. When a thi
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by pm90 1y ago
My dream tooling is for every tool to have an terminal interface so that I can create comprehensive megabooks to get all the context that lives in my head. i.e. jira, datadog, github etc, all in one pane.
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by pm90 1y ago
To a certain extent this is a result of living in a media ecosystem where most of the population doesn’t actually see an unbiased reporting of facts but whatever is shown to them by certain right wing news networks. But I do agree at some p
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by pm90 2y ago
This seems a bit of an overreaction. If im entering a gas station, I assume Im being recorded. Same should be true for a cab or rideshare.
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by pm90 2y ago
My personal preference has been for post series B companies that have some kind of name recognition and legitimate business model. You get less equity but the chances of the equity being worth something is higher. Plus its a smaller team: j
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by pm90 2y ago
This is strange and possibly illegal. If the stock falls, you should get more stock since they’re worth less. If they don’t have enough stock then they shouldn’t have offered you that as compensation. In any case… $1- $5 is penny stock terr
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by pm90 2y ago
> but I also know that there are a couple local technology centered private Slack groups in my area where people will eagerly try to evaluate and possibly buy your options for local startups. They don’t buy everything, obviously, but the
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by pm90 2y ago
The reaction seems specific to Adobe which has (probably) not been a good steward of its role as a tool for creatives. I don’t think other big corps would get that reaction.
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by pm90 2y ago
this here is the most logical step
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by pm90 2y ago
You're running a kubernetes cluster with nodes that are running OSx?
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by pm90 2y ago
“Big Company Experience” is a fucking plague. Smaller companies hire from them thinking they will bring magic sauce but all they bring is toxicity and political baggage. Meanwhile the people who went against all odds to get the company to w
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by pm90 2y ago
I disagree with the physical infrastructure bit. Indian Govt has invested massively in all kinds of infrastructure and they don’t seem to be slowing down. All of this has already paid off massive dividends and will continue to accelerate de
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by pm90 2y ago
The BJP is certainly authoritarian and fascistic, this is not contested. The country itself though probably isn’t. They failed to get an outright majority in the recent elections, and perhaps the main reason they still win is the opposition
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by pm90 2y ago
I really didn’t have Bezos being so grotesquely subservient in my bingo card. Shame on him and on WaPo CEO.
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by pm90 2y ago
Almost everything you have said is wrong. Its quite remarkable to hear accusations of being ill informed or living in an information bubble from someone who is clearly suffering from both.
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by pm90 2y ago
whats the comp range
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by pm90 2y ago
At every step of this increasingly demented reality Ive thought, this is it, this has gone too far, surely nobody will accept this and most Americans shrugged. I hold no hope that anything can motivate the general public to pay attention.
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by pm90 2y ago
There are no concrete asks from the US. The president appears to vehemently believe that tariffs will “generate revenue”. There is also the unhinged proposition to absorb Canada as the 51st state.
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by pm90 2y ago
This is an underrated comment. I like the framing of Remote as Millenial’s 40hr workweek. In the face of declining worker conditions we made the best of a crisis (pandemic) and showed that working remotely was viable for most jobs. But no,
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by pm90 2y ago
> and continue to be supported by them. debatable, poll numbers are cratering
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by pm90 2y ago
What about for “microgrids”? If it was possible for a household (or neighborhood) to install one and run completely on corn based ethanol… that might be something better than the IC generators we have today (I understand that corn ethanol i
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by pm90 2y ago
This is the most mealy mouthed disclosure ever. Shame on them. How can an employees 2FA misconfiguration lead to someone else accessing these repos? 2FA setups are supposed to prevent this sort of thing. If I had to guess it was someone on
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by pm90 2y ago
i think azure is fine. it wouldn’t be my first choice and they have some questionable choices but its possible to circumvent them.

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