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by sb8244 9y ago
Language is basic stuff, but hard to do well all of the time. This is a great reminder for the way our language and questions can affect the outcome of work. The only thing that I couldn't help thinking, at the end, is that the senior
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by sb8244 9y ago
I don't think that placing all of the blame on her, as it seems you are doing (and flagging most likely as well) helps with the conversation in the industry right now. Your entire comment blames her response rather than the stimulus. Y
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“Why I cancelled my ReactiveConf talk”(medium.com)
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by sb8244 9y ago
Great points, thanks!
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by sb8244 9y ago
Let's say that you're using RDS and have a single box capable of ~25k IOPS. If you have 16 boxes capable of some number of IOPS (let's say 15k), then your total system capacity is significantly higher than 25k. On read worklo
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by sb8244 9y ago
One of the things that I'm now excited about for citus is multi node IO capacity. It should improve write and read latencies in the situation where a single node disk is getting saturated. * Edit. I AM excited for this. Typo'd now
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by sb8244 9y ago
SOAP and swagger are entirely different things. I'm sorry you had a bad experience, but it seems like you're making a strong negative claim with only anecdotal evidence. I am curious if there are concrete examples though.
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by sb8244 9y ago
I believe you're correct. It hasn't been official yet despite being mostly ready to go
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by sb8244 9y ago
I'm going to answer this despite not being the parent. I've looked into this problem area 2 years apart now. The first time I came across swagger 2 and some Ruby toolings to automatically turn source code annotations (not comments
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by sb8244 9y ago
What if you can't accept a lock for the duration of a vacuum full? Can the auto vacuum achieve the same thing?
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by sb8244 9y ago
All chrome extensions can be copied and installed locally...Assuming the source code doesn't protect against something like this. You could take this extension, copy the obfuscated source, then load it locally to avoid auto updating in
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by sb8244 9y ago
Specifically the parent is talking about coding without a framework that has solved many problems for you. "Metal" is the language in this case, not the CPU
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by sb8244 9y ago
Putting up a fake sales page isn't a sales strategy and wouldn't prove anything. If anything, it could add to the distraction. Sales and being around long term are more complicated and won't simply be proven to you because it
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by sb8244 9y ago
People respond differently to natural disasters than man made disasters. Ideas like "why don't they just move?" don't really get brought up regarding Houston but I usually see it in Flint discussions. That doesn't a
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by sb8244 9y ago
Equifax itself isn't charging for freezes right now. edit: ceejayoz has pointed out that they are free for 30 days only (and we're in that time window already).
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by sb8244 9y ago
Author means that NoSQL as a term / fad didn't exist
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by sb8244 9y ago
https://github.com/nodejs/CTC/issues/165 I assume that they forked because they don't believe Rod should be on the node leadership teams.
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by sb8244 9y ago
I loaded streamline font set into it and it's actually close to unusable on my machine. I'm glad to hear it works for others though.
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by sb8244 9y ago
Icomoon is amazing but so frustratingly slow with large sets
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by sb8244 9y ago
I would be reading this every 10 minutes for new comments if it was my product up for discussion.
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by sb8244 9y ago
I think this would be very likely. For instance, we are still using a bower install of angular due to rails asset pipeline that is committed into repo. Our tens builds per day that would be fetching fresh are not fetching angular for that r
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by sb8244 9y ago
Thanks, you're definitely right!
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by sb8244 9y ago
> you will still have access to amazing deployment features (like hot swapping, as you mentioned), but also clustering, service discovery, monitoring, etc. Can you elaborate on this statement? My understanding is that you can have these
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by sb8244 9y ago
My first ever docker build was a multi-stage elixir compilation. The end result is a docker image that can be deployed to Heroku or k8s that works great. It's not that hard to get a good docker setup for it. It's even easier if
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by sb8244 9y ago
I'm working on designing an API now that is based on Stripe's previous post from how they do versioning. In general, the concepts employed by Stripe really encourage better design choices. All changes, responses, request parameter
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by sb8244 9y ago
Does money absolve a founder from potentially fraudulent behavior?
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by sb8244 9y ago
What type of security implications are there from this? Are things like rate-limiting (by time period, all-time) or access control handled properly?
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by sb8244 9y ago
I think that's the case. A lot of the Google engineering team that originally was hired on that office closing came at 180+ I heard
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by sb8244 9y ago
I've seen 90-140 be pretty common for mid and senior engineers in Atlanta. That's not SF prices but housing is definitely cheaper. Maybe not for too long though
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by sb8244 9y ago
I totally agree with this. I feel like it makes me think differently about my programs in a way that I haven't before. It's really enjoyable.

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