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by tgtweak 7y ago
Most C levels I know don't consider work to be work in the way you'd consider a 9-5 position - to be in that position with challenges that can take years to overcome, and recognition... Its not a stretch to see why some enjoy it e
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by tgtweak 7y ago
This is such a good interview. Lots of engineer philosophy dropped here. Love his approach on thinking things are always wrong and to constantly question interfaces and standards.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
I stand corrected.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Actually no, the lower the price of silver the more people are eligible to donate since the criteria to fall in that group is lower. Despite the lower price of the silver, the "tax" is a static fiat-based % so basically more peopl
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by tgtweak 7y ago
It's much more that these brands' marketing budgets and campaigns are managed by companies that lose contracts like this when a shareholder, partner, customer or press article brings it to their attention. At the ecosystem level t
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by tgtweak 7y ago
There doesn't appear to be one on your profile.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
2015/2016
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by tgtweak 7y ago
From what I heard they were doing some notable data engineering - leveraging 4square data to decide where to put locations based on optimisation algorithms, profiling potential lessees based on known good ones, optimizing workspace layout b
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Sounds like good fodder for an Ask HN.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
The funniest part is when they reach out almost immediately after eliminating a candidate, for the same job. Like their recruiters aren't even coordinated. I'm sure they farm some of that out.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Hijacking this spot to highlight newrelic as a company I used to evangelize and now will go out of my way to recommend against (I consult startups as a virtual CTO). They used to have a brilliant offering (Application level monitoring with
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by tgtweak 7y ago
For Android apps that are popular in rest-of-world geographies (including my own) those tools (and analogs like similarweb and apptopia) are way off in both download counts and active users, sometimes by 2-3x. Maybe iOS apps in US can get h
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Common in large transactional systems - stock exchanges & banks, airlines, shipping/logistics and academic/research - requiring tens of terabytes of data in-memory accessible from all cores without any networking latency or bo
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Am I right to see that if a domain doesn't have records in censys or shodan that this tool will need some aggressive scanning?
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Google doesn't need to sell it, they're the consumer.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
The fact you're logged into Google everywhere after checking your Gmail...
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by tgtweak 7y ago
It also opens up a compelling use case for having a nice web interface for working with the shell (where you can button sort and export to Json on output) since the structure is common.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
What about existing spark/scala workflows? Can they be imported?
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by tgtweak 7y ago
On another note: $7/mo for an unused static IP...??? The public instance fee feels like the plastic bag fee at the grocery store - ipv4 space is indeed finite. It is reasonable to assume it costs more to run a VM with public access tha
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by tgtweak 7y ago
I'm sort of at a loss to this.. flash was disliked because of three things, for the most part: • Capability of ActionScript (which can harbor malware) along with potential vulnerabilities in the interpreter itself. • Memory and CPU usa
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by tgtweak 7y ago
How does this compare to cask hydrator/cdap? What does the migration from R or python ETLs to this resemble?
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by tgtweak 7y ago
They come up often enough - someone will be selling a lot of 20+. They go quick but you usually have enough time to send a few messages before they sell out.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Seems like a good place to put it then. S1 readers know to look here.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Notably more... Epyc2 is what I'm fantasizing over lately.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Yes but build it with 128GB of ram and try and get a lights-out kvm on it. Much better value can be had than OPs buy - just picked up a Dell R820 (quad 8core,3.2ghz v2 Xeons, hyperthreading is overrated yo) with 768GB of ram and dual 10G ni
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Using a single ephemeral instance with request/response mechanics as a kind of load balancer for messages. Publishers have persistency so it is not needed in the queue. 120Mb of memory usage and <2% of one core handling 10000 messa
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Waze helps a lot here, time of day and realtime user data is pretty critical.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Been using nats for a few projects lately and really enjoying it. One of the many great golang projects. Resource utilization compared to kafka is tiny. Re: msq: Looks like segment are using kafka these days despite the praise for nsq in th
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by tgtweak 7y ago
These are often done by hand, I'm really not surprised.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
They invented disavow for this exact reason. Backlink bombing was a thing. Let me know the progress, I'm fairly certain this will help you out big time, unfortunately it's a bit of legwork and it takes time to recover. Even if som

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