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by redditor98654 2y ago
Was this in Amazon? If so, it might have been me. Sorry about that. I have learnt my lesson now. I don’t recall doing it for domain objects though.
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by redditor98654 2y ago
Yeah, but should that math equivalence hold for programming though? Programming is different. x=x+1 is perfectly legal in programming but does not make sense in algebra math and could confuse mathematicians.
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by redditor98654 2y ago
Do you have a solution for cross device syncing? Say you need to access a password for an app.
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by redditor98654 2y ago
You are correct; that certainly is possible - this setup was my engineer's instincts for maximum modularity and separation. My ideal password manager and TOTP account feature would have been something that allows a random username as t
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Ask HN: How do you structure your password manager and TOTP email accounts?
4 points by redditor98654 2y ago|6 comments
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by redditor98654 2y ago
It is indeed the most comfortable of the phones in the last decade perhaps. I am still rocking it. Recently my battery died and they replaced it but that battery too wouldn’t charge for hours and then would charge by a trickle. They said th
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Valhalla – Where are we? (Java Language Summit 2024)(youtube.com)
3 points by redditor98654 2y ago|1 comments
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by redditor98654 2y ago
Recent JVMLS talk by Brian Goetz, Java language architect on where Valhalla (value types) project is at and what the future is.
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by redditor98654 2y ago
I have a similar setup and with 4x32 sticks the most I have been able get it 4800 with EXPO enabled. Is that your experience too?
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by redditor98654 2y ago
I know human curiosity is a big reason why we pursue hard things in life. But can anyone tell me why this specific problem has been pushed to such limits. What is the utility here?
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by redditor98654 2y ago
Amazon?
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by redditor98654 2y ago
Spent almost 12 years at Amazon till early 2023 and some of this is very surprising to me. I know the annoying slack retention policy but I had never heard of tickets, issues, or wikis or even git commits being auto deleted. When I was ther
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by redditor98654 2y ago
Netflix?
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I wish it had logical locks where you didn’t need to lock a particular row. Instead you’d just specify a string and lock on it and then execute your application code. Would be useful for distributed locks, or for transactions that may confl
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by redditor98654 3y ago
14 years for me since 2010. I was a casual windows user in college so when my first job gave me a bare metal RHEL5 desktop I was very nervous. 14 years later, one of my main criteria when changing jobs was whether the new company allowed Li
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I have done pricing for multiple AWS services and while many people may be against the per-call pricing model of AWS, I would recommend you do a detailed costing of your service first. Start with initial assumptions, like amount of customer
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I did this. Thrice, and worked hard on the problems since coming up with new ones and making them relevant to day to day work while still be something reasonable to ask in a 45 min interview is tough. After about three interviews it ended
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by redditor98654 3y ago
New user to rclone and I am wondering if the setup I want can be done through rclone. I want to have a local directory in my computer that bi-directionally syncs to both Google Drive and DropBox as well as to my Synology NAS. There will be
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by redditor98654 3y ago
> How do you ever buy flight tickets then? I input my source and destination and date and travel class and then choose from the listed results. At no point I would expect the website to show me business class if I chose economy. If I cho
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by redditor98654 3y ago
learning?
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by redditor98654 3y ago
> Suggesting a library should have been done before the code was even written. Unless you agree on every detail before implementing anything, I don't see how this is practical. At least not in the companies I have worked in. > Th
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I see. I want to try and understand this because I am also trying to get better at code reviews and not come across as a dogmatic person. I have spent almost 15 years in mostly AWS and I want to keep myself in check and make sure people don
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by redditor98654 3y ago
You experience one extreme ans then decided to take the opposite extreme stance. I recommend being more pragmatic.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
SES does not allow the caller to set the id of the message and instead assigns one when you make the call. It is a bit painful for idempotency.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Yeah, I made my comment concise but in a real interview I do say something similar.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Ok. If that is what you meant. I thought you meant a recruiter as in a tech recruiter that finds candidates from different sources and then sets up the actual interview loop after a brief initial call that might involve a simple technical e
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Usually all interviewers will say “please take some time to consider the problem and ask any clarifying questions if you have any”. This is standard for all Amazon interviews. Source: Conducted 250+ interviews in Amazon.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
I assure you, Carlos is not a “tech recruiter”.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Google Cloud IOT.
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by redditor98654 3y ago
Do you not consider Google Cloud IOT an important service?

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