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by ram_rar 5y ago
Why do you need postgres, if you can get away with Redis? For all the 3 points mentioned in the article, I would rather just use redis as apposed to postgres. Unless, you really need a rds solution for the project.
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by ram_rar 5y ago
Similar to KYC (Know your customer) [1] in financial services industry. We need Know your Data Broker for customers, where in customers can know which data brokers have used their information. Most of the data brokers run in the dark and v
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by ram_rar 5y ago
People who things Python2to3 is was not a big deal are missing the fact that, there was practically no reason to upgrade to python3 until python 3.6, when the dict enhancements were released. The inertia to upgrade can mainly be overcomed,
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by ram_rar 5y ago
Cloud is not just virtualized compute, storage and network (csn) anymore. Most of the services in AWS/GCP offer a lot more than just virtualized csn. I dont think, the article factors in the cost of running a service. Its one thing to
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by ram_rar 5y ago
I have turned off web, location and youtube history in google. No historic data, no password, no creepy ads. Less is more!!
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How to Spot Toxic Management(welcometothejungle.com)
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by ram_rar 5y ago
Though meatless burgers like beyond may be good for the planet. I'm not sure, if they are healthy for humans. Each serving seems to be very high in sodium (390mg) as compared to lean ground meat (80mg of sodium) [1]. So, for people wit
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by ram_rar 5y ago
Mostly from scratch. I am yet to see a Python -> Go transpiler which generates human readable/maintainable code.
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by ram_rar 5y ago
There is a lot of value in leveraging existing programming languages than rewriting in something else. My team rewrote large chunks of code from python -> Go and it wasn't a pleasant experience. We were able to justify it, since it
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by ram_rar 5y ago
I m curious, how many in 4/5 are home owners? I love EV cars. But the biggest pain point is my apartment doesn't have charging spots. So, I need to factor in car charging into my day to day. Thats another decision/plan to mak
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by ram_rar 5y ago
Coffee in moderation is great. Although, I want to highlight coffee with milk/cream like lattes [1] etc can quickly add on lots of calories. For coffee geeks out there who love brewing their fresh cup in the morning. I recommend watchi
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by ram_rar 5y ago
Kudos to suhail and others who pulled this off. The biggest challenge Mighty has, is that its offering a technical solution to a very technical problem, which many users dont fully understand. On one end of the spectrum, we have the tech sa
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by ram_rar 5y ago
This is a very poorly written article with reductionist arguments to satisfy its own narratives. Every country has people with different socio economic backgrounds. Irrespective of country, people with resources will do whats best for them.
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by ram_rar 5y ago
This is really a great tool. I have been using https://www.websequencediagrams.com/ in the past. Will definitely give this one a shot. Generating quick sequence diagrams helps a lot to articulate ideas. Ever since wfh, I ha
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Kudos to students to pull this off. Although, I would refrain from claiming Level 5 autonomy on 3 wheeler rickshaw. It is a pretty bold claim. [1] https://minuszero.in/
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by ram_rar 6y ago
I am wondering, what kind of implications will it have on encryption. Would it be easier to break down prime factorization if they are composed of digitally delicate primes?
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by ram_rar 6y ago
I have never found interview process to be reflective of the company. > Lack of a clear direction on where the company is headed Unless you're joining as an exec or a high level architect position, you are just a mere rank and file
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Based on the video [1] it seems like a real time text translation. Its doesn't do real time audio translation, which is what the title of article implies. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePYMMXVJPYg
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by ram_rar 6y ago
This is one of the reasons, I prefer small take home assignments which can be later discussed with the interviewer about the pros and cons of the decisions made during coding. As an interviewer, you get more insight into what the candidate
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Its behind a paywall. Archive link https://archive.is/aYpCn
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by ram_rar 6y ago
> 7.1% tech ETFS (ZQQ, ARKK) Why would you but ZQQ with expense ratio of 0.39% ? Its basically just a bunch of tech stocks, which one could buy themselves. Someone who is beginning into this journey, I strongly recommend learning from bo
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by ram_rar 6y ago
> She was on a steady track to land a senior role. Even after I decided to leave the company, I let the next manager know this person is track for a senior position in the next few months. Its very naive to think, that the manager replac
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by ram_rar 6y ago
> Each team should set up their own monitoring and alerting rules. I agree with the general sentiment of it. But in practice this leads to a lot more chaos. There are a lot of benefits of templatizing standards metrics for any service t
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Does it mean that its always better to do limit orders as apposed to market order in RH? I'm guessing, its a lot more easy for RH to give you sub-optimal prices for market orders.
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Top performers are motivated and do more work. But that does not necessarily translate into real progress. If you shit the bed and clean it up, its not real progress. Unfortunately, management doesnt see that way. I wont consider myself a t
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Its a good compromise between python and java. We gradually moved our codebases from python to golang. This has reduced our infra cost quite a bit. Some of our mission critical stuff is still in C++ and I'm fairly certain golang would
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by ram_rar 6y ago
I cannot resonate more with this argument. Everytime we had some issue with performance with Python, instead of rewriting from scratch, I wrote it in C and created Python Wrappers for it. Its much better to extend the existing ecosystem, th
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by ram_rar 6y ago
TLDR The article talks about 3 types of risk 1. The odds you will get hit. 2. The average consequences of getting hit. 3. The tail-end consequences of getting hit. It claims that tail-end consequences which are low probability , high impac
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Has anyone used ceph in production? If so, are there are any advanatages of using Ceph over Aws S3? It used to be pretty popular during openstack days. Lately, I havent herd much about it.
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by ram_rar 6y ago
Taking 130,000UI per day for 20 months is insane. Most of the over the counter doses are ~ 5000UI. I'm curious, as to what was the patients diet like? Vit D is a fat soluble vitamin and its my understanding that one needs to eat health

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