tayo42

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by tayo42 10y ago
I guess my intuition was right. I was mostly curious if there was some other clever way of handling this. Mostly related to being able to query the data arbitrarily
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by tayo42 10y ago
How would you do this without basically writing your own database from scratch?
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by tayo42 10y ago
What is there to gain by putting your database in a container? A database probably has its own dedicated server so, your probably not deploying databases often and there's the added complexity of making your data persistent.
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by tayo42 11y ago
Any reason why you wouldn't use some kind of supervision for your process when running it in production?
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by tayo42 11y ago
Just curious, what made you think you weren't a good admin?
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by tayo42 11y ago
Used to be out real late and always got food. Pizza at 4am for a dollar, chicken gyros from the halal carts, chinatown restaurants.
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Moving a Start Up from San Francisco to San Diego(techcrunch.com)
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by tayo42 11y ago
This sounds interesting. I wouldn't even know where to start.
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by tayo42 11y ago
Didn't know they're coming out with something so soon. I guess we can all judge then. lol I guess still to me virtual reality glasses seems like a very cool gimmick. If its a general purpose consumer product its success would be r
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by tayo42 11y ago
I don't understand why magic leap has so much investment with nothing to show. Just in general I don't see how it could be worth that much. It's cool in a nerd way but doesn't seem to have real value. Like how is this go
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by tayo42 11y ago
Scala seems to have some momentum. I've wondered if the companies that have adopted it are using it like jvm haskell or a just a better java?
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by tayo42 11y ago
Its a company that develops a bunch of software and some of it makes containers easier to use. There's also their distro coreos. They are working on rkt which is like docker from what ive seen. The feeling I get from them is their tryi
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by tayo42 11y ago
To me, it seems like some people are looking forward and are excited about a silicon Valley collapse.
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by tayo42 11y ago
How does nix offer any of the advantages that docker does? Isn't it just another way to do config management? Plus the added complexity of using a very niche os. It seems like it's not popular for a reason...
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by tayo42 11y ago
is there a reason or benefit to do that?
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by tayo42 11y ago
I've been passively looking to get out of my troubleshoot Linux job to development. It seems like there is only internships or senior jobs. I guess an anecdote but managers at my company don't hire entry level developers because t
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by tayo42 11y ago
>But it does seem like Yahoo isn't doing anything innovative right now. Aren't they starting to stream nfl games for free? The first one they did was from what I heard handled very well. I thought there was talks about more.
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by tayo42 11y ago
RE: simply hiring experienced Java devs. This doesn't usually work - good mobile devs are also at least partially UX people - we spend a lot of time knee-deep in UI, and consumer expectations for the fit and finish of apps are high. So
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by tayo42 11y ago
Isnt your reason 'a' the point of doing something like that? To learn how to solve problems a different way?
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by tayo42 11y ago
Any reason you why you wouldn't store edges in a database? Seems like they don't ever change and your constantly recalculating them?
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by tayo42 11y ago
700 for a a tiny room in a house. Were talking about minimum wage style living... I could spend up to ~1900 on a apartment. Just haven't been able to find one. It's real competitive to get a place. Day to day expenses don't s
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by tayo42 11y ago
No, I don't know why people always say that. I live on less then half that. I eat out, drink, do stuff on weekends and pay my school loans and bills. Thats like 7000 a month? If you can't get by with that comfortably high cost of
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by tayo42 11y ago
How does someone get into doing work like this? This sounds like it would be pretty cool. I started my first job working with infrastructure/ops for a larger scale app and it's been really interesting.