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by tehlike 2y ago
Mine is less about race or college. It's often mismatch between how people sell themselves vs what they have done. a director at google might oversell himself and land at a vp role at a public co what's much less smaller, than swi
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by tehlike 2y ago
I am curious how data driven apple teams are. Any ideas there?
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by tehlike 2y ago
Failing up is surprisingly common
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by tehlike 2y ago
We have a good set of feature requests from app store that would make catching issues like this infinitely easy. 1. Revamp TestFlight - 10k users is very little when user base is 100m+ users. 2. Improve phased roll out capabilities 3. Intro
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by tehlike 2y ago
Yeah, one of the things postgres is missing. Yugabyte seems to be addressing this thankfully
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by tehlike 2y ago
Same. I pass through a QSFP+ nic that I bought for 15$ or something and I have been very happy with the VLAN set up. Now if i can find a soundproof server rack so i can put my noisy servers without noise seeping through the house.
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by tehlike 2y ago
I am hoping ydb gets a little easier to use in general, and supports some things I use from postgres.
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by tehlike 2y ago
I have a thing in my garage that makes more noise than a plane taking off (from inside the cabin). So I concur. Switch is not too bad, but the 2u (2x 1u nodes in one 2u package with a title or 2x 1u fans) server is a total madness.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Subsidizing in an insurance sense. It's a high risk area, insurance should have covered it. If it was too high risk, insurance shouldn't have covered it, or charge much more etc.
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by tehlike 2y ago
That's a great rate. My homelab excluding poe stuff I suspect will end up using 300-500W. Not a lot of money but still annoying to be paying. 1. 56G mellanox switch - 35W 2. An old box I made a router - 50W 3. A two node server - 220W
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by tehlike 2y ago
+1
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by tehlike 2y ago
Some people on craigslist sometimes are giving away wood for free (you just need to arrange transport). So yes, in some ways, it'd be whole lot cheaper, and nostalgic too.
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by tehlike 2y ago
I am actually not saying PGE shouldn't have to pay etc. But this dynamic is part of being a country. In some ways, it's similar to the insurance industry where we get a pool of very healthy or young and sick or old people. What PG
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by tehlike 2y ago
In a way it's subsidizing people in the country side.
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by tehlike 2y ago
For reference, I think we get around 60-65c/kWh here... I sometimes hangout on /r/homelab, and people are talking about their 600-700W homelab setup. That would cost about 300-350$/month here.
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by tehlike 2y ago
It looks like Chrome Mobile might support it soon (with some loose definition of soon). https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40418135 So you may be able to cut another step from the workflow! Good work, I really like thi
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by tehlike 2y ago
If they are forced to pay, it causes stock to drop fast, which triggers shareholder lawsuits. It is to teach a lesson. I can see both approaches work.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Good way to explain it - yes, incentives.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Google has Android, Chrome OS, Youtube, Search, Search Ads, Display Ads, Drive and products, Cloud, etc... So divide by all, and each product has much less engs.
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by tehlike 2y ago
> To prioritize an issue and not another is a deliberate act "sort by revenue", or "sort by users" is not as deliberate in my opinion. But sure.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Yes, google wants to get compensated for a service they are providing. They want to show you ads.
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by tehlike 2y ago
> Do you really think the DOJ forcing Chrome out of Google is out of context for this discussion? That's not even related to what I said. I mentioned the issue here is less likely to be due to monopolistic causes. Also see this repl
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by tehlike 2y ago
It can be many things really, Sometimes the issue is on Google's end, sometimes it's on Sony - OEMs are also not great at implementing things properly too. So it can be on either end - even if Iphone seems to work.
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by tehlike 2y ago
You are mixing many things together. Google is so evil, please do not use anything they build, even things they directly or indirectly contributed to, like open web standards! I am no Google fan, and I left it for a bunch of reasons. There
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by tehlike 2y ago
USer agent is used through out most web stacks for quirks. I doubt anyone has something like "if firefox sleep (100)"
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by tehlike 2y ago
You would change your opinion on my "choice words" if you decide to work at a trillion dollar company one day. Trillion dollar company with probably <100K eng, spread over hundreds of products/features/etc, who also h
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by tehlike 2y ago
Well, yes, but I worked on developing Admob SDK for Windows Phone. So it's not as clear cut as you may have thought of. Breaking youtube might also be a resourcing issue still - like making sure they control the release process without
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by tehlike 2y ago
Relatively old post. In such cases, I tend to go with "never attribute to malice what can be sufficiently explained by incompetence". Most things that people assume are malicious often are usually prioritization issue. FF market i
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by tehlike 2y ago
SSD volumes are physically on the same node, and afaik not redundant. The cloud vms are ceph clusters behind the scenes, and writes need to commit for 3+ machines. It's both network latency and inherent process latency Additionally, he
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by tehlike 2y ago
Kind of like mail fraud here & USPS. If the fraud involved any form of mail (checks, documents, etc) postal inspector seem to get involved. Or us secret service with finance crimes.

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