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Ask HN: Where can I read more about AWS transaction log service?
1 points by tuyguntn 2y ago|0 comments
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
double digit as well :)
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
This is what I learned in my career with couple of burnouts: Look at the leadership - do they brag about everything? Be a story teller, hard work and caring about product doesn't matter in such company. Try to get promoted faster by bo
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
"enjoy the tasks assigned to you however dull or basic they may be after you mastered them. Be proud of your work." Ohhh, this is freakin hard to me. Bunch of users are complaining about feature not working properly in our Enterpr
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
Is there any similar content for ML/Deep learning?
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
I love SQLite, but some arguments in the article seems contradicting each other. 1. Massive Max DB size vs It can't handle the traffic: If it can't handle the high throughput it doesn't matter how big it can get, because you
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
> each board member has a deep understanding of technology, at least a basic understanding of AI and strong & sensible morals. > Put increasing effort into the safety/control problem ... and we are working to get defense cont
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
So much public drama around AI company, just curious how it would impact their brand and relationship with enterprise companies, who usually seek stability when it comes to their service providers
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
If Netanyahu and Gallant declared as war criminals, does it also mean whoever helped them during the 2024 is complicit? Wondering what happens to so many Western leaders who supported Netanyahu unconditionally.
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
maybe excessive fake/bot account creations, which might be impacting quality of discussions
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
isn't this a textbook definition of racism and inequality? Why do you give forgivable loan based on the color of skin?
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
> For me, LLMs don't change anything. I already questioned the information before and continue to do so. I also did, but LLM increased the volume of content, which forces my brain first try to identify if content is generated by LLM
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
If you really wanted the truth, you would have already found it yourself by now and I don't need to give you a source to prove it. This is only one example out of >14.000 dead children: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
> tuyguntn was strongly implying that it's #1 No, I didn't, I only asked a question by replacing words Hezbollah with IDF, pager with building. When pagers got blown up, there were civilians near by
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
there is a difference between espionage and infiltration. corporate espionage yes, practiced by many states, to gain competitive advantage. infiltration, I don't know many examples, except Israel.
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
Who is the client of Android OS, pencil, smartphones? You don't need to build specifically for Hezbollah, to start worrying about your risk factors
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
IDF/military buildings are near civilian areas, considering that IDF is buying bombs to kill civilians (definition of terrorism), do you think it is okay to bomb civilian buildings located near IDF buildings? I changed the word "p
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
In my eyes, this incident raises the question about every Israeli software developer and hardware developer I work with. Could they be a part of another operation, infiltrating products I work with and eventually harming the reputation of c
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Potential Attacker on the Company Payroll(twitter.com)
5 points by tuyguntn 2y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Burnout is bad to your brain, take care
742 points by tuyguntn 2y ago|327 comments
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
question to experts of HN in ML/AI. Could you please share the beginner resources you think would worth for a person who wants to switch their domain from CRUD/backend APIs to ML/AI. There seems to be many branches of this do
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
when a company focus and strategy shifts to a single domain/product, everything else gets impacted. Enhancements expected by the community will be delayed, engineers need to come up with temporary solutions which needs to be rewritten
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
> Most log messages are useless 99.99% of the time. Things are useless until first crash happens, same thing applies to replication, you don't need replication until your servers start crashing. > But logs shouldn't be your
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
> In the real world if you insist on breaking your paying customers' processes and products over and over again, pretty soon you won't have any paying customers any more Business 101, your profit is in higher margin or lowering
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
also, the assumption here is "more capable = same features + something new (no removals)", sometimes you have to delete some features as part of new API (e.g. stop creating audit log entry for an action).
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
This sounds a good idea in theory, but not sure about in real world. Consider having 4 versions of API, will you create 3 levels of proxies or each time re-write your old proxy? Sometimes, more capable mean additional side effects not exist
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
You're absolutely right in terms of what is expected from Staff eng, but try to get a job in companies with primarily Java or .NET stack (I am talking mostly about Western Europe). First barrier is an interview, from my experience peop
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Reason I started worrying is because market for Golang CRUD/API engineers seems to be down a lot, not many opportunities, if I lose this job need quite some time to pivot to another stack or start as
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
I have looked at some Apache projects to see if I can contribute, couldn't find any where I can add any value. Most data related projects require expertise on vectorized executions, CUDA optimizations, or memory layouts + OS scheduling
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Ask HN: Midlife crisis, which direction to go with?
44 points by tuyguntn 2y ago|54 comments

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