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841.
by redwood 5y ago
This is why it can be fun to work in an office at least so sometimes
842.
by redwood 5y ago
CT is one of those things so many people don't know exists: so many hostnames are therefore public that folks likely don't realize are public, for example
843.
by redwood 5y ago
Quick aside. I just want to call out that I remember back in the day finding so many wonderful flight deals on Skyscanner... I think it lost its edge but for a time was truly special
844.
by redwood 5y ago
People who enjoy this will like https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/
845.
by redwood 5y ago
Wow we must have been brilliant in other ways that we can't even imagine
846.
MongoDB Turns to Lucene for Search(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by redwood 5y ago|0 comments
847.
by redwood 5y ago
Right but the quality of the conversation is so low it's a waste of time, hard to find the right people. It's like talking to a borg cube
848.
by redwood 5y ago
The tech is definitely third tier. And if you ever need to actually talk to someone over there, it's a nightmare.
849.
by redwood 5y ago
I would argue that it's a common misconception: the risk of doing something wrong when you're self managing every layer means you're opening yourself up to so much surface area that needs to be done with expert precision. Obv
850.
by redwood 5y ago
Out of curiosity, are you self managing the database today or using a service?
851.
by redwood 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification
852.
by redwood 5y ago
I think a lot of people assume that this means you couldn't go more than a few (~100) light-years in your lifetime... But this is not actually correct. Counter-intuitively you can theorically go any number of light-years (essentially)
853.
by redwood 5y ago
Odd that the article doesn't mention the most likely source and implies it's likely not a nation state.. as if Indra isn't just a cover.
854.
by redwood 5y ago
Is it Arabic? They have a shared script
855.
by redwood 5y ago
I have reread your comment a few times and I'm not quite following
856.
by redwood 5y ago
One thing is for sure, putting its astronomical revenue growth on the side, which presumably involves some fuzzy math... Azure is definitely the worst of the big three cloud providers
857.
by redwood 5y ago
I think you bring up some good points, but it's factually incorrect to state that mongodb is not ACID compliant (it has been since its 4.0 release). The way to win is not by hyperbole and lies. It's to your point by focusing on de
858.
by redwood 5y ago
You kidding? This is par for the course.. this is the macro playbook that we've seen time and time again over the last 20 years
859.
by redwood 5y ago
Cosmos DB can't be used for anything real, can it?
860.
by redwood 5y ago
Then what happens to the people who choose not to invest in their pension? Are we comfortable allowing these elderly people to live on the streets?
861.
by redwood 5y ago
I'm going to take a minority position here and say that I've always hated their games. To me they're somewhat akin to cigarette or vape companies or even Facebook... They're driving addiction and causing people to pour t
862.
by redwood 5y ago
Frankly it sounds like you have organizational or cultural problems or perhaps just the wrong set of people with the wrong set of expectations.
863.
by redwood 5y ago
The line between product management and product marketing is definitely a gray zone and really depends on the organization, but rather than saying product managers are more focused in the architecture I think a fundamental difference is tha
864.
by redwood 5y ago
Product marketing is an essential role for centralizing outbound go-to-market strategy, not only in terms of positioning for the outside world but also in terms of keeping sellers, marketers, and execs aligned. I suspect these particular ar
865.
by redwood 5y ago
I actually think it's kind of cool when things are a mystery
866.
by redwood 5y ago
One of my favorite subreddits, longreads, doesn't even load anymore
867.
by redwood 5y ago
And stopped innovating at around that time
868.
by redwood 5y ago
Why would you tell the world your business model?
869.
by redwood 6y ago
It's not enough to simply bury the gold. You have to guard its whereabouts and that cost something
870.
by redwood 6y ago
Pretty misleading when it leads the most wanted category in that very survey (maybe you're thinking of what people report already using) https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-mo...

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