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Could Apple Leave Europe?(world.hey.com)
16 points by scaleout1 3y ago|16 comments
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by scaleout1 6y ago
from the article they are thinking of fining up to 3.x million USD
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by scaleout1 6y ago
I read your comment but it's not clear to me how what you are suggesting would work practically. My friend and I are bootstrapping a startup that would primarily cater to Pakistan audience. We are hosted on AWS and use Stripe for payme
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Last time I work at a massive Monorepo, half of my team was running got fetch as a cron job. It was an extremely painful experience
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Yes thats the pattern I ended up using with the help of `custom_error` crate which automates the implementation of `From` for your custom errors. I guess the disconnect for me was that in Java/Scala all custom exceptions extend `Throwa
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Does it help with Error enum coming for third party crates? I can see how it will help with my own code though
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by scaleout1 8y ago
I can see your point for unit testing but I am struggling to see how it will work for Integration testing. For example I would like to initialize a connection pool (or other heavy object) only once for the entire test, I .. havent figured o
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Recently started introducing Rust in my team and here are my notes on some of the issues we have run into so far. We are primarily a Scala/JVM shop with a little bit of Python. - `Error Handling` is a bit of a dumpster fire right now.
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by scaleout1 8y ago
wait till they break Google voice into Google talking and Google Listening
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Unfortunately in Bay Area and specially at FAANG you need 0% of job "Requirements" on your resume as they will leetcode the shit out of you in the interview without asking one relevant question pertaining to your resume or even to
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Thanks for the reply, got a few more additional questions for you :-) Lets say you are counting distinct ips used by `users` using HLL. Lets say you start getting DDOSed by certain users since I am assuming you are not doing s shuffle befo
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Hey man, thats pretty cool and we do exactly the same using Cassandra instead of FDB. Since Cassandra doesnt support transaction at high volume (100K tps) we do a shuffle so that all the same key do read/modify/write from the same
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by scaleout1 8y ago
Why are almost all the replies by ex Google engineers? I thought I would see an even distribution from all FAANG companies but replies are pretty heavily skewed toward ex google employees. Is this because 1) Google culture is completely dif
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by scaleout1 8y ago
This maybe offtopic so I apologize in advance but when people say "Asian-Americans" does it include South Asians as well or just East Asians? As a south asian this has caused me a lot of confusion while talking to people in bay ar
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A Crisis is coming(usnews.com)
2 points by scaleout1 9y ago|0 comments
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by scaleout1 9y ago
Interesting project although cant say I am happy to see SQL being used in Streaming Systems like this. In my last two jobs I had to write frameworks and tools to enable "Data Scientists" and "analysts" to write productio
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by scaleout1 9y ago
Finagle/Finatra based microservices at Twitter. Using the same stack at a different company now
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by scaleout1 9y ago
Spring vs. JavaEE is a topic that stopped being relevant five years ago. I cant believe anyone seriously considering any of these heavy duty teach stack in 2017. There are much much better choices out there even for Java developers, and if
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by scaleout1 10y ago
Few things that comes to my mind - Have clarity around what time people are expected to arrive/leave. If your company offers free food, dont schedule breakfast super early and dinner super late. - Dont schedule meetings at 5:00 pm - Do
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by scaleout1 10y ago
when I was college I thought all the data structure and algorithm courses were complete waste of time. Primarily because I was working as an intern on the side, making crud applications, slinging xml, writing DAOs etc. For first five years
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by scaleout1 10y ago
Problem with gradle is that every build script is its own special snowflake as Gradle does not impose build structure. I am glad that they are moving toward Kotlin as Groovy is awfully slow
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by scaleout1 10y ago
Thats an interesting approach. One question though, in our use case user often travel from city to city and country to country. How do you model that if you are only using local DC and local replications?
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by scaleout1 10y ago
the trick is not to go through the recruiter. Instead ask Committer on their OSS project or your internal contact to vouch for you to the hiring manager.
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by scaleout1 10y ago
This article makes me sad. Interviewing in our industry is so broken. I have been out of school for a while and switch jobs every few years and this is the technique I use to beat the bullshit interview process . Make a list of companies th
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by scaleout1 10y ago
Yes this is based on teams of 1000+ developer at a non google company
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by scaleout1 10y ago
Please dont do it unless you are google and have built google scale tooling (gforce/big table for code cache) benefits of monorepo * change code once, and everyone gets it at once * all third party dependencies get upgrade at once for
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by scaleout1 10y ago
As someone who has used Heron (along with MillWheel, Spark Streaming and Storm) I feel like this announcement is too late. The biggest thing Heron offer is raw scale but since they decided to use existing Storm API, it has the same shitty s
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by scaleout1 10y ago
When you suddenly realize that your "big" data is not really that big!. Who needs a Hadoop/Spark cluster when you can run one of these bad boys
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by scaleout1 10y ago
Here is a pdf going briefly into kafka comparison and design motivation http://goo.gl/J9XdsG . During my time at twitter I remember when Twitter switch from Kafka to distributedlog. They have an internal layer that adapts K
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by scaleout1 11y ago
Heron is half Java and half c++ and could have been written on top of finagle had a different team inside Twitter had implemented it

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