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by tuyguntn 2y ago
either I am getting old or indeed quality dropped a lot at habr.com Now it even requires an account to filter by top articles
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by tuyguntn 2y ago
people who are using DataDog, how does it compare to DataDog service catalogs? If I want to use Backstage what kind of value add it provides over observability tools with cataloging tools?
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
it's really great to have such capabilities, but adding them has a cost where only few can afford. Cost in terms of investing in building those, which impacts your feature build velocity and the maintenance
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
don't underestimate market forces. Same could have been told about Intel, but Apple anyway beat them in some ways and took away big market share
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
if you don't update the code in intermediate layers, some automated validation based on enum values will fail, which also drops the request
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
things have different costs. Types limit you from making some mistakes, but it also impacts your extensibility. Imagine an enum with 4 values and you want to add 1 because 10 level deep one of the services need new value. How does it usuall
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
I don't trust any corporation in any matter: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/3m-says-earplug-litigation...
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
> You are just at the early phase of the project. Lately, I am seeing very few codebases getting supported more than 3 years in companies offering software products. Every 2-4 years services are getting rewritten, what's the point o
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
why only Terraform? for some reason I was under impression that other offerings of HashiCorp will be supported by OpenTF foundation
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
Nice! I was looking for something similar recently to organize our slack channels, gets messy quickly. Does it support labeling the questions and have statistics generated on a weekly/monthly basis?
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
current situation in isolation doesn't mean anything for the future. Statistics based on history and current conditions are given to predict the future. Current population of teachers might have bought house long ago or they might have
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
in other words, when couple of people get ultra rich, some other people should become poor, e.g. you might still earn 100k/year, but you won't be able to afford 1M$ house, because ultra rich is buying all available land and conver
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
> It seems you think economics is zero sum, so if that if these guys win, others must be losing. Yes, this is my primitive understanding of economics. just like first law of thermodynamics, which states: "energy can neither be creat
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
Based on my limited knowledge and biases I obtained over time, I am going to blame Wall street and bankers for such issues. We will see more and even worse situation. Why bankers and wall street? Because these guys optimize only for making
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
I always worked as an engineer, no connections in other industries. > Almost all industries are underserved by software. Theoretically true. But practically some markets are already saturated or difficult to enter. For example, data ware
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Ask HN: What industries are underserved by software (looking for ideas)?
1 points by tuyguntn 3y ago|2 comments
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Systems Thinking, Learning, and Problem Solving by Russell L. Ackoff(youtube.com)
2 points by tuyguntn 3y ago|0 comments
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by tuyguntn 3y ago
It's easy to start with when your project is small, especially for quick fixes and improvements (e.g. total # of orders made by user), later it will become a mess and makes your project difficult to maintain, because you usually don&#x
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App Academy Fired All Cohort Leaders for AI(old.reddit.com)
2 points by tuyguntn 4y ago|0 comments
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
I want to challenge your ideas here. > It’s the social structure of the entire country. Isn't U.S, Soviet Union and Great Britain who ruined this country for a last century to gain geopolitical space in the middle of Asia? It became
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
(for the sake of critical thinking) or rich get richer, poor get poorer and will not have access to AI tools, society will collapse, more jobs will be low paying, most on demand skills would be everything done by physical activity
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
issues are coming up mostly because of interest based economy and multitude of instruments built on top of it. IMHO, even if whole banking system will be replaced with bitcoin, interest based economy will be built on top of it and same inst
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
I don't understand how management makes a decision at HP. Do you guys actually use your own printers or do you have 24/7 person who prints stuff for you and your kids all the time? I need to go through their shitty app, sign up, s
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
I think sharding graph models are actually difficult problem.
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
Depends on company. Keep in mind we have 168 hours a week 1. company with <=20 engineers (or slow paced open-source) in one time zone. Except night time, you need constant running server for ~10 hours a day. (except weekends) = 50 hrs&#x
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
in brick laying your brain can wander and think about other things, listen to the music and imagine you are living in perfect world without any problems at home. Your hands will be tired, but your brain can take a rest in most programming j
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
> drug testing requirement for federal contracts. You can't compare drug testing requirement with Israel case. They do drug testing because you might accidentally create a problem to the government if you are addicted or regularly t
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
> How can that be enforceable? Participate in protests boycotting Israel or try to protest any Israel government policy, you will be blamed for boycotting and your company needs to terminate you if they want to continue doing their busin
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
general tendency in HN is Telegram bad, Signal/WhatsApp is good. Even small mistake made by Telegram will be judged harshly, when it comes to WhatsApp, their mistakes are not important. Yes I am a Telegram fanboy (how can you not like
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by tuyguntn 4y ago
> this is not significant at all. I wonder if HN community would say same if Telegram data was leaked in a similar way

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