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by sb8244 7y ago
Wow. I buy shoes but I've never seen this (I buy to wear). Why is it that a shoe which I wear and have had for multiple years doesn't look anything like that? Is it only certain shoes, based on material?
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by sb8244 7y ago
We do this for several key elements of a high throughput service. It keeps the critical path local only. The flow is to dual write to our rdms and a local process. The process either stores in ETS or an process state map. It also broadcasts
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by sb8244 7y ago
Do these things matter to most users? The non engineers at my work have never complained about slack.
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by sb8244 7y ago
Yes. To be clear "non-exclusive license to it" is way different than owning it. Especially when they say "We’ll honor the choices you make about who gets to see your information and content, including how it can be used for a
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by sb8244 7y ago
Have you read this at all ? https://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement#rights > As between you and LinkedIn, you own the content and information that you submit or post to the Services, and you are only granting
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by sb8244 7y ago
Why should LI be able to sell you the data (Recruiter service) that they don't own? The difference in this analogy is that films are fully the IP of the production company but LI sells data that they don't explicitly own.
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by sb8244 7y ago
Yes. They have gone to court for this, and I believe lost. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/08/court-rejects-li...
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by sb8244 7y ago
Do you get the ACL from Zanzibar to your data store using a watch? I'm just confirming that replication is the best strategy and there's not some magic that I'm not aware of
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by sb8244 7y ago
To clarify, I do think that this post gives good alternatives because most spam is not targeted. However, you must do something like this if you're a big site or a small site who pissed someone off
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by sb8244 7y ago
I used to use a script to combat uncustomized spam. A hidden input would get populated with my birthday in hex and then checked on the server. Every JS based client would be able to use the forms and we went back to math captcha for noscrip
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by sb8244 7y ago
What's an alternative that works at scale, though? It's easy to say "this is bad for these reasons, don't use it" while ignoring that there's not really better options once you get targeted.
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by sb8244 7y ago
How would you deal with questions like "provide all content accessible to a user" in a system like this? Would you watch and replicate to your own database?
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by sb8244 7y ago
Is it problematic if Apple says "you must include us if you include anyone else?" That seems anti-competitive to me.
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by sb8244 7y ago
It seems like the benefit is in sending markdown email from cli. I'd actually love to be able to do this now that I think about it (I'm sure there's ways to do this already)
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by sb8244 7y ago
In fairness they did do long enough ago that they would have massively messed it up if they at least didn't understand something about running software. SFDC hate is pretty common, maybe because of how big they are. I think that their
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by sb8244 7y ago
Agreed until you consider that there is a massive iot market and they're going after it with pretty cool innovation. We will probably never really hear about this project unless we're specifically in the iot world. That said I use
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by sb8244 7y ago
It's hard to tell if this is similar to their programmable SIM offering or not... I have programmable SIM deployed in my iOS test phones and use it to place calls and texts from the phones (no contract is nice). I also pay about 12.5$&
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by sb8244 7y ago
Sharding is not just about data storage. You can shard parallel units of work across multiple CPU cores in order to prevent single CPU bottlenecks. Erlang encourages shardable solutions from OTP concepts being so strongly integrated into Er
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by sb8244 7y ago
Keep-alive connections still require processing a full HTTP request for every request. This is documented in RFC6202 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6202#section-2.2 The connection overhead is removed but that is only o
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by sb8244 7y ago
Long polling can work great as a bidirectional communication layer (send and receive messages over 1 connection). A few things that it would be worse with: * Request headers are processed on each request. Even with keep-alive connections th
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by sb8244 8y ago
One thing I don't understand regarding resume padding like this (which I do think totally happens) is how do you justify it when someone asks questions about whether it was necessary? It could be very subtle too if they know their stuf
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by sb8244 8y ago
It would be good for people who bought in (higher margin), good for people selling in 6 months (employees), and bad for the company (money on the table).
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by sb8244 8y ago
Is Scala is beholden to Java garbage collection? I know one big advantage I like is that each process has separate GC so you can run it in certain situations without affecting the entire system
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by sb8244 8y ago
I'm really curious about this, do you have more about it? It's almost like "what is the best way to go?" and people that are around it all day long probably have a decent idea of what they want
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by sb8244 8y ago
I am going to check this out, it looks interesting. I haven't really experienced inefficiencies with the speed of mission control, but I'm open to better ways of interacting with the workspaces and applications.
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by sb8244 8y ago
I spent today in the hospital watching my grandmother come to terms that she is 99% likely on her death bed. I am happy that she chose a DNR over going out like this article. I've thought a lot about death this weekend, as I knew what
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by sb8244 8y ago
Lots of comments around the study...i will give my monitor thoughts as I think they're vastly different than most. My theory is that I'd like to achieve productivity no matter where I'm at. This means I don't use more th
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by sb8244 8y ago
This is one thing that irks me a bit. You may be doing real-world code tests where you build something, but they're not using your code for it and they don't have copyright assignment over it (unless you sign that away but I'
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by sb8244 8y ago
I'll counter point that she/her is brought up at several points in this piece and, in general, the author seems to avoid using he/she at all, using they often.
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by sb8244 8y ago
You can be an IC managing a process and not manage people. Sometimes these roles a process managers and not they don't manage people directly.

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