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by tyre 3y ago
Juniper (YC W21) | Senior Software Engineer | NYC | Full-time | juniperplatform.com Juniper operates at the messy financial infrastructure layer for US Healthcare. We’ve built an end-to-end insurance billing system for recurring care, start
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by tyre 3y ago
Building nuclear plants here is unbelievably difficult compared with similar countries.
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by tyre 3y ago
Not necessarily a single point of failure. There could be standby servers that were promoted to primary when the primary failed, then fell over with the huge spike in load. Or they were load balanced, multiple failed, and then the others ti
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by tyre 3y ago
SELECT DISTINCT ON (album_id) * FROM tracks GROUP BY album_id ORDER BY milliseconds DESC; For those unfamiliar with Postgres, DISTINCT ON takes only one row for each of the groups based on the supplied columns. So in this case, it will retu
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by tyre 3y ago
Explaining 504s to the author of Caddy is a move, to be sure.
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by tyre 3y ago
Juniper (YC W21) | Senior Software Engineer | NYC | Full-time | juniperplatform.com Juniper operates at the messy financial infrastructure layer for US Healthcare. We’ve built an end-to-end insurance billing system for recurring care, start
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by tyre 3y ago
As a hiring manager, I can confidently say that we are nowhere close to saturated with talented software engineers.
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by tyre 3y ago
counterpoint to referendums: Brexit, which has been a disaster for Britain.
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Stripe runs on Mongo, on multiple servers as you can imagine :)
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by tyre 3y ago
Juniper (YC W21) | Senior Software Engineer, Senior Frontend Engineer | HYBRID NYC | Full-time | juniperplatform.com Juniper operates at the messy infrastructure layer for US Healthcare. We’ve built an end-to-end insurance billing system fo
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by tyre 3y ago
> The main way to make money (and my bet) will be enabling creators to connect / monetize / build community directly with their audience rather than get disintermediated by the likes of meta and tiktok. Do artists actually want
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by tyre 3y ago
No need to pay a human and fewer total cars because they can operate mostly 24hr/day
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by tyre 3y ago
In your example, the bulwark against rising cost of renting leaves optionality for the net $$$
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by tyre 3y ago
ES is a good parallel to a vector database. run a search against ES => hydrate records from postgres run a search against a vector database => hydrate LLM context from documents Neither is a primary canonical datastore. Postgres is fo
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by tyre 3y ago
And much of that money is/will be spent on Azure. That’s incredibly valuable data and return on investment
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by tyre 3y ago
The effects of climate change are not instantly reversible. Imagine shifting weather patterns dry up a wetlands. Removing carbon from the atmosphere does not recreate that biome
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by tyre 3y ago
Direct donations are a much, much better way to engage and support creators. The marginal Youtube view is worth ~$0 and relying on views for ad impressions skews incentives toward clickbait.
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by tyre 3y ago
and bombing the roads and executing strikes on the fleeing civilians
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by tyre 3y ago
If every company that uses Okta rolled their own auth, there would likely be more breaches than this.
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AMD might have to charge less to break into customers that are already bought into Nvidia. There has to be a discount to cover the switching costs + still provide savings (or access).
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by tyre 3y ago
> It also creates walled gardens and reduced incentives to invest in user experience once those walls are built. > Not because the UX is bad I don’t see the connection. The first sentence says that walled gardens create bad UX, but Ma
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by tyre 3y ago
There's a point at which something like a new smartphone isn't a status symbol anymore. Among wealthier people, having an iPhone 11 isn't less of a signal than a day one iPhone 15.
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by tyre 3y ago
India was hoping that the probe could hibernate through the night and operate again in the day. The headline accurately reflects that they’re trying to communicate with it and failing.
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The Repugnant Conclusion is one of those silly problems in philosophy that don’t make much sense outside of academics. Utilitarianism ought to be about maximizing the happiness (total and distribution) of an existing population. Merging it
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by tyre 3y ago
A note to AI companies: Do not use AI generated images in your posts if they can't generate hands. Your whole thing is that AI is "here", but images like this undercut that message.
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Lack of accountability is not the same as support. It actually much closer to the opposite of what the author seems to mean, which is help improving. I see what you’re saying and deeply feel where you’re coming from, but I think you’re iden
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by tyre 3y ago
> He probably loved you because you left him alone. Where in the post you’re replying to did you get enough information to make this assumption? As a manager, it’s not my job to prescribe one universal management style for every employee
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by tyre 3y ago
Looks like that research led the lead author to found a company[0] and develop a probiotic tablet[1]. Seems like it could be worth trying. [0]: https://www.dentistryiq.com/dentistry/oral-systemic-health/a... [1]:
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> To give a shallow overview, transducers allow you to define steps in collection processing _per item_ rather than having collection processing as a series of transformations of collections. This is a much better and clearer explanation
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> So, if the price of the bundle is significantly greater than the price of one streaming service, why not just hop from one streaming service to another, one at a time? Because content is time-sensitive in the world. Watching Game of Th

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