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by setheron 9y ago
Was hoping for a more in depth explanation of source maps.
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by setheron 9y ago
How do these shallow articles get upvoted so much ? they don't have much specific information except very generic "developer productivity". Let me give a specific example where moving to Go really helped our tooling: Go has s
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by setheron 9y ago
Why does everyone want to throw a merkle tree at it.
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by setheron 9y ago
Did this come out of Amazon ? I remember a similar set of tools for passing along "recs" through pipes.
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by setheron 9y ago
I work for Oracle at the moment. We are working on a new cloud offering with many of us ex-Amazon. Our organization feels very different than the rest of Oracle. Also were hiring....
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by setheron 9y ago
Why isn't this more at the top ? People prefer to complain about it -- but clearly its a pretty permissible license.
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by setheron 9y ago
I share the thought. Happiness from work comes from the work you are doing and whom you are working with. If offered the chance to work with someone like Brendan I would jump at the opportunity.
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by setheron 9y ago
I had a storm blade which is the higher end wavestorm. It was a 10ft! I was able to catch the tinyest of waves and ride them forever. Although now I have a fiberglass board and a good wave feels better... I miss the quantity.
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by setheron 9y ago
This was a terribly worded blog post. The problems the author faced with go were so paper thin -- I don't think they warranted claiming "every line of go i've written is now deprecated". It's pretty clear going into
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by setheron 10y ago
Usually you can load whatever amount you want on a gift card. They don't come pre-loaded with anything I thought and you pay for what you want at the cashier.
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by setheron 10y ago
Its a shame he hasn't hopped onto the OSS fad and taken advantage of GitHub to collect contributions. Maybe it others could this a neat project for their master/thesis?
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by setheron 10y ago
I viewed this original when he posted them on the newsgroup. I thought they were very well done, funny and enjoyable. I still haven't applied TLA+ into something at work however I enjoyed learning it nevertheless.
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by setheron 10y ago
I know the episode from Simpsons. Never knew where it originated from.
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by setheron 10y ago
It's like a block chain!
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by setheron 10y ago
That was actually pretty funny and cute.
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by setheron 10y ago
I remember using recs at Amazon. Is that where it originated ?
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by setheron 10y ago
We just launched BMC at Oracle - bare metal compute. Sounds like a good solution to those who want an IaaS offering but on bare met.
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by setheron 10y ago
I agree with lots of the sentiment here that the Microsoft lineup looked superior, but what option do I have if I do lots of development that gets deployed to a Linux environment. I know I can do docker/VM but I like the native coding
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by setheron 10y ago
This is one thing I really liked at Amazon. The SDM at Amazon were very focused on the human side of management and left the project management to PM/TPM. Coincidentally at Apple the opposite waa true and my manager was closer to a t
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by setheron 10y ago
We just announced our bare metal cloud service at Oracle. It's still new but pretty cool team and underlying tech.
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by setheron 10y ago
This is close to what phabricator ( https://www.phacility.com/ ) does and personally I dislike it. I like bringing the right tool from the job rather than the massive hodgepod mega site
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by setheron 10y ago
When i worked at iTunes they have a mega 'bad_words.txt' file. It was fun to read when bored.
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by setheron 10y ago
If its that cheap and the bandwidth is limited by the exit nodes, why don't we just spin up 1000 exit nodes ? I'd like to use Tor more if it was a bit speedier.
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by setheron 10y ago
People are so overly sensitive. It is the events loss.
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by setheron 10y ago
Once browsers support HTTP/2 then the gateway won't be needed ?
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by setheron 10y ago
I worked at Amazon for four years and absolutely loved it. I never understood the work/life balance problem people had. Usually those that struggled were just weak engineers to begin with and felt like they had to put in 10-12 hours a
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by setheron 10y ago
that sounds not right. I hope they give you a good severance if you relocated. That sounds like it should be illegal under something.
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by setheron 10y ago
didn't his brother start SolarCity or something like that ?
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by setheron 10y ago
What does DRBD have to do with MySQL vs PostgresSQL ? DRBD is just block device replication
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by setheron 10y ago
Here is something I mentioned on the reddit post: You can go just as far with http://www.capsule.io/ and the capulet to import dependencies with Maven (from a Nexus proxy that also fronts S3) You are now deploying thin Jars

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