sriram_iyengar

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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Madness :)
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Is Facebook down?
16 points by sriram_iyengar 9y ago|12 comments
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
https://designyourthinking.com
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Ask HN: How many are using rocksdb in production? Any node js users?
1 points by sriram_iyengar 9y ago|0 comments
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
This is awesome !
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Sad ! Learnt a lot from it though.
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Classic programming defect !
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Excellent insights. If cost is not a factor, how does improvements in SSD space stacks against RAM ? Thanks
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Ask HN: Why is react js adopted so well in such a short span?
1 points by sriram_iyengar 9y ago|3 comments
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
I'm a firefox user for a very very long time - i do not remember using IE or Chrome for any serious time - i'm using mac for a decade now and not even safari ! Have never found firefox disturbing my dev work anyday. Will continue
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Yes very much possible if you are requesting across zones. I did extensive testing within zone and couldn't notice anything more than 2-3ms.
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
>> Also, worht noting is that my code is hosted in the us-east region and I'm based in Europe. I'm not sure how much latency this introduce. Very much possible, if your regions are different.
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
- watchout for latencies (multi-zones apps) time of your lambda functions. - keep your lambda functions warmed up - node has better warmup time than java lambdas (not sure of python) - memory size impact of lambda functions (negligible in m
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Yes. (With an aspergers boy and Lego became a necessity during his kindergarden. It has done and is still doing wonders to improve his attention)
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Lego is always an inspiring story. Another one from bookmarks https://blog.hubspot.com/agency/history-lego-marketing
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
http://labs.play-with-k8s.com is not opening.
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Ask HN: What's the boundary to watch for brittle tests when writing unit tests?
8 points by sriram_iyengar 9y ago|2 comments
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Very impressive Jordan. Pls do consider releasing TimeTable in India - an Android version if possible. Millions of parents of primary kids (more than the students) will be happy.
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
We were working on a travel card TOP up problem using mobile phone and it required NFC parity on iOS and android.
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
it has started working now
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Yes - started working 2-3mins before finally
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by sriram_iyengar 9y ago
Yes. Indeed.
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Facebook.com website is down on mobile and desktop
14 points by sriram_iyengar 9y ago|14 comments
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Ask HN: What are the coolest 2017 iOS, Android App features that you've seen?
1 points by sriram_iyengar 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Which movie came the closest in predicting 2020?
2 points by sriram_iyengar 10y ago|2 comments
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by sriram_iyengar 10y ago
Proud moment for a Tamizhan on HN !
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by sriram_iyengar 10y ago
Hi, suggest you to read on the test pyramid and the advantages micro services bring in to compliment it. Thanks
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by sriram_iyengar 10y ago
Loved the gif question :)
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by sriram_iyengar 10y ago
Agree that the functionality needs to be tested in-whole. But the delta in time is very large when the feature level tests have to be run on the monolith & they can be avoided when they are tested on the micro service.
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by sriram_iyengar 10y ago
Another aspect to consider is, time taken to run regression and automation tests on the Monolith, by both devs & QAs. This affects frequent release of software considerably l.

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