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by rpedela 11y ago
> Using require instead of module imports shows me that this product is going to have trouble keeping pace with FB, Babel, ECMA speeds. What does that mean?
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by rpedela 11y ago
What are the downsides in your experience?
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by rpedela 11y ago
Great! Is there a link with information about the API? Or do I need to contact you through the website?
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by rpedela 11y ago
The summary for the 10-Q is surprisingly good! SEC filings are not formatted like news articles or books which most summarize algorithms seem to be trained on, at least the ones I have looked at, and do not perform well. Is the source code
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by rpedela 11y ago
I don't see anything about the dashboard in the blog post?
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by rpedela 11y ago
How big is React gzipped? How much are you saving with this library?
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by rpedela 11y ago
You need to talk to your own lawyer right away. That sounds extremely fishy to me.
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by rpedela 11y ago
Hierarchy != graph (although it can) There are always better tools but that doesn't mean that it is "wrong". For example, S3 is generally a better tool than Postgres for storing files but there are several legitimate use case
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by rpedela 11y ago
If your hierarchy exceeds 1GB then you need to break it up somehow into multiple fields, rows, or tables depending on the specific use case.
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by rpedela 11y ago
With JSON support complete in 9.5, wouldn't that be a great way to handle hierarchies? The only downside I can think of is the 1 GB field size limit.
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by rpedela 11y ago
It literally says AWS KMS uses HSMs in the introductory paragraph. https://aws.amazon.com/kms/
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by rpedela 11y ago
Buffalo is the nickname for the American bison. Are you talking about milk from African buffalo which are different from bison?
643.
by rpedela 11y ago
If we are discussing tech hubs, then the surrounding area should be included such as Boulder, Broomfield, etc. Just like we should include Mountain View, Palo Alto, etc. Having lived in both places for ~4 years each, the density in the Denv
644.
by rpedela 11y ago
The bay area is quite dense. SF, Oakland, San Jose combined come close to the population of Chicago. Austin and Denver are much less dense than the bay area.
645.
by rpedela 11y ago
The employee has to pay for the shares and any taxes up front. In the very early stages, this is ideal because the shares are worth nothing. Eventually the shares are valued high enough that the upfront costs are prohibitive.
646.
by rpedela 11y ago
Only possible if you are able to sell your private shares without a liquidation event (IPO, acquisition) which is often not the case.
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by rpedela 11y ago
Just curious, what name did you test?
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by rpedela 11y ago
This completes the feature set for JSON document storage so you can now use Postgres instead of NoSQL solutions. However Postgres's replication story is still a little weak compared to other solutions.
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by rpedela 11y ago
9.5 completes the feature set for JSON document storage.
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by rpedela 11y ago
9.5 is frozen. They are just fixing bugs now. 9.6 at the earliest.
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by rpedela 11y ago
I see now. When I read it initially, I read it as "statement level ______ instead of triggers" rather than "statement level INSTEAD OF triggers". I thought a word was missing. Thanks!
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by rpedela 11y ago
I think I am missing something. Statement level for what?
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by rpedela 11y ago
It is being worked on. Good summary of TODO: http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/CAMsr+YEfTEp35bQ5ia__nD...
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by rpedela 11y ago
So that is about $120k/year (salary + shares + bonus / 4), not $180k/year. The signing bonus is one-time and the shares are only worth that much if the stock continues to do well and they stay for 4 years. Most engineers in m
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by rpedela 11y ago
180k per year for new grads? That seems extremely high. What is your source?
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by rpedela 11y ago
I bet. Even though Node claims to work on Windows, most dependencies are built and tested for Linux (or OSX). Just curious, what are the use cases for Node on Windows?
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by rpedela 11y ago
Cant speak for Babel, but the rest of it does not mirror my experience. I have had either no trouble or minor trouble upgrading Node versions. I always hard-code versions for dependencies, and then periodically upgrade which usually takes a
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by rpedela 11y ago
Public or private company? Are you able to sell the shares immediately after exercising the options?
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by rpedela 11y ago
It could matter, depends what you are doing. But yes your larger point that they can be useful sometimes is true. I would generally recommend that tiny types should be used sparingly when there is a good reason rather than most or all of th
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by rpedela 11y ago
Using little types is fine, but I prefer to not use them nor do I recommend them. I have dealt with several large C/C++ codebases which used them extensively. It often took too much time to find the declaration to see the real type. Th

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