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by rdsubhas 5y ago
This is her summary: That people are not being unambiguous/open about Qtotal numbers. All responders who are trying to discredit her are just throwing even more diversions, jargons and ambiguity. Which proves her right even more. If pe
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Umm, why are we talking about India here? They made a huge revolt against Facebook "Free basics" and it was shot dead before it could get off the ground in 2016. https://www.theverge.com/2016/2/8/109
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
I originally thought you were kidding. But dang, you were not! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_qu%C3%A9b%C3%A9cois_d... > Citing a Montreal restaurant for having a small "recommended on Tripadvisor"
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
This is simply great for master data & content management. Fast clone, override/mask data for QA/dev/test. All that's left is to diff what's changed between clone and main database, and merge the changes back up
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
The article jumps from detailed hour-driven estimates, to just duking it out. Why does everything have to be so black or white? Why does it have to jump from hour-level to prophecy? Here is what works at a project level: * When estimating,
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
My experience is, # of engineers is directly related to # of product people, which is in turn related to quantity (not quality) of ideas that the founders/leaders are desperate to try out. Higher quantity of ideas == More engineers
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
They don't need to. They just need to get in power, blatantly abuse it to broker contracts for the govt, and then sublease it to anyone they like.
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Are you implying that they built in artificial stunt thermal issues in those 4 year old laptops, so that they can use that as marketing to sell more m1 devices 4 years in the future?
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
This looks like a very narrow definition of "assets". Just because US & other nations outsourced everything to China – doesn't mean they now get to keep only the assets. Factories, raw materials, technology, manufacturing
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
At first glance, this looks great, almost 20% speedup! But genuine question, this looks to be how almost every new tech begins. Initially it's FAST because it keeps things as barebones as possible, and everything else other than the sp
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Yep, came here to say this. We buy looking at the grams, not the jar or tube. Manufacturers actually pay for the volume of space used in stores. The more efficiently they use the space, the better. Having smaller jars or tubes for the same
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Interesting, but doing it server side can screw up CDNs (which are quite important for images). It's better if the client takes care of that, so CDNs can cache the full image.
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
If you are in a meeting where "thought leaders" are debating idea vs idea – STOP . Don't engage. You will be pulled in, some words or false statements will be very tempting to prove or disprove. Sometimes you may even be ask
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
"Shaude Clannon: Prinkerer, Tankster, and Thather of Information Feory (2016)" Upvoted right there. http://www.nackerhews.com/item?id=27261348
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
What you say is true, clustering clickhouse is hard. But we are happy in a very different way. What used to be 6+6 cluster of graphite is now served by a single clickhouse instance handling millions of unique metric datapoints everyday, tha
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Out of curiosity, how did your LCP in Chrome timeline [1] look like before/after inlining? If LCP is lower with inlining, then the approach works beyond doubt! 1: LCP – Largest Contentful Paint – a core web vital metric representing ti
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Kubernetes/Docker are still fundamentally "CaaS" (container-as-a-service). Definitely an improvement from the mostly IaaS period before, but still too low level for anyone to run services reliably on with low effort. From som
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
That doesn't work. Say you purchase car for 0.5BTC today. Tommorrow BTC goes up. You ask for a refund and immediately buy the same car back for say 0.25BTC. Free discount. Who would not do it? Core of this is that BTC (atleast right no
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Multiple leaps of faith. "More constraints mean more easier to understand" is a little too reductive. Replace streams with "operator". All your program code can be written as operators like dot or plus, and since those o
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
That doesn't answer the question though. Parent asked: > Whats the last time you bought anything (besides other coins) with cryptocurrency? Edit: phrasing
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
I believe the article focuses too much on "perceived/future" benefits of records, while ignoring the actual benefits that Lombok & Kotlin data classes provide today. For example, article does not mention lombok @Builder a
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
For context, 100k DKK is approximately 13k EUR or 16k USD. The largest DKK banknote is 1000. This would take 100 banknotes. I'm not talking about affordability. I'm just saying - someone who already has 100k DKK in their bank ac
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Poor analogy. CI is about automating what a developer does remotely, so yes CI IS automated code execution in a remote environment, as a service. But Hacker news is "spam as a service" – huh?? They don't even compare. Secon
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Most CI sytems have Github Token as an environment variable. That provides a second layer of attack. Attacker by this time could have cloned all repositories, so whatever config, credentials, service account files or anything inside these r
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by rdsubhas 5y ago
Building the entire backbone of a CI product based on `bash <(curl` script. Honestly. This is more like Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Did someone even attempt to google "don't run random scripts from the internet"
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
If it was, it's gotta be one of the good ones. Bordering on truth (still people are trying to work out whether it's real or prank) , good media coverage, and even if called out – will only end up having a positive association wit
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
A lot of comments on military response. None of that really matters. The first is always a political and domestic response, and if that is not there (in the US), there will be no military response, only "stern condemnations". Does
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
Ooh, Octopus Nigiri pasta.
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
I kind of disagree here. 50 thousand years — it doesn't matter if people are biologically alive. You, your friends, family, society, relationships — would all be very, very different when you come back. If you just meant "see frie
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by rdsubhas 6y ago
>> what are the pros and cons of sprints > From the company's POV, being able to change the development priorities every 2 weeks based on the new business priorities. Or rather, from the team's PoV — to NOT change priorit

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