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Reactive Streams and the Weird Case of Back Pressure(blog.takipi.com)
3 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
HUGE Bhatoora and Rumali roti fan. I really wish more restaurants in the US served rumali roti. I haven't had much success finding. For those who love bhatooras, I've found that even if it it's not listed on the menu, if you
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by pritianka 10y ago
Lol yeah, I think it's more about it being Re:invent. FWIW, I've been receiving a lot of pings on this stuff since I work on OpenTracing. So I think it's believable that this reached the top on its own.
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by pritianka 10y ago
An OpenTracing <> Aws X-Ray integration would rock. I work on the project and would love to collaborate with anyone interested.
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by pritianka 10y ago
For microservices based architectures, things like OpenTracing can go a long way in de-cluttering the clusterfuck. Of course, it requires developers being up to speed on distributed tracing, which isn't the case across the board. http
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by pritianka 10y ago
I definitely agree with this. So many products force a SaaS model when it doesn't fit the business. I find it especially when spas and massage services push a yearly subscription for discounts (not even units) on services. It doesn&#x2
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Soft launches using feature flags(blog.launchdarkly.com)
9 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
Yes people, marketing debt is real. As someone who works on developer products, I see this happen all too often. People show up and ask me to "take over marketing" (I'm not even officially a marketer) and I am sort of like, i
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by pritianka 10y ago
I always suspected this! The products felt so different from when you break off an aloe leaf and use the goo. Feeling so vindicated right now :p
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by pritianka 10y ago
Haha, I thought the same thing! I kept reading, waiting for some pictures to show up. Nada. That said, at least I got through a well researched, historically accurate piece.
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I accidentally searched for top HN stories ever(twitter.com)
2 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
I agree with you on this one. It feels unfair!
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by pritianka 10y ago
Interesting way to work on things. Effectively, I think the author is trying to get people to spend a lot of time self-studying in an organized fashion and then ask for help.
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779,236 Java Logging Statements, 1,313 GitHub Repos: ERROR, WARN or FATAL?(blog.takipi.com)
8 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
100% agree. I loved his short stories (including the one this book depicts). This was my first foray into sci-fi (if you can call it that, strictly) and it was awesome.
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by pritianka 10y ago
Same here! The weird thing is I didn't even receive my education in the US. I studied in India and we covered many world civilizations, including Iran to a certain degree. I guess this really is a forgotten wall.
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Speakers from GRPC, Uber, Twilio and More at the OpenTracing Quarterly Call(medium.com)
6 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
Agreed - love their meetups!
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by pritianka 10y ago
Super useful, thanks!
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by pritianka 10y ago
Would you say that someone who applies in the early ideas stage a few times gets dinged in future applications for having been rejected a few times before?
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by pritianka 10y ago
It sounds like you could benefit from technical friends in the space who have more experience with technical writing/documentation, etc. Another option would be to try and attend some of the office hours YC and other VCs hold. Ofc, the
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by pritianka 10y ago
No ... not really.
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by pritianka 10y ago
It's very hard lesson to imbibe, as I've recently learned from interactions with people I'd worked closely with. What do you do when being nice only results in the person getting worse? Some people don't respond to kindn
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by pritianka 10y ago
Haha, my first thought was about Palantir leasing all of PA downtown as well. But your point is very interesting. I agree that there's a lot of value a company like Palantir can deliver to the traditionally luddite government.
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Second of a two-part series on spec-ing SSO for an Enterprise product(lightstep.com)
6 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
It's interesting they are offering employees the option to cash out. I wonder if that's usual?
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Why microservices need feature flags(blog.launchdarkly.com)
9 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
I've never loved Jira but instrumented correctly it is 100x more powerful and useful than the lightweight Asanas, Trellos, etc of the world. It's really all about the instrumentation.
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by pritianka 10y ago
Nothing important to say here, except, I just LOVE Costa Rica!
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Secrets of Netflix’s Engineering Culture(blog.launchdarkly.com)
10 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments

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