tzakrajs

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by tzakrajs 12y ago
I am interested to see how your relationship goes with Pastebin given that your product directly competes with their revenue model.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Not to a real American.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
You can simulate this in Battlefield 3 :D
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
No, please no this is terrible.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
When working in web hosting, I noticed Google Bot would take down many poorly optimized websites. Your site needs to be able to absorb a simple search indexer crawling your site. Next the OP will be writing about Yandex, Yahoo or Bing DDoSi
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
The incident at PyCon: Conversation interloper becomes offended on behalf of non-present female children by the contents of a conversation that she was interloping. PyCon staff of course will be sycophantic with upset guests because they ha
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Downvote me you prudes. Hell ban me for all I care about this wretched site.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Too bad they can't afford SSL certificates. I'll never get to know just how digital India went.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Maybe if the author wasn't such a prude, this would have been more enjoyable to read.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Smells like bullshit to me...
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
SaaS for Pimps?
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
I am not sure TechCrunch understands what "eats" means in the context of "software eats _____."
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
I never knew this, cool! I think HN mods should negotiate some sort of deal so the links can be non-paywalled if you are coming through news.ycombinator.com.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Clown town in Superfish HQ.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Isn't your good compromise just US Copyright violation by another name?
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When the Cloud Honeymoon Ends(linkedin.com)
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Poor UserAgent... if only we knew...
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Most people get a decent severance package though, so it's a win-win.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Auto-scaling not enabled for this cluster :P
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
The culture at Netflix is discontinuous (more specifically: Customer Service vs Engineering) and has peaks and valleys as you navigate the landscape. Some teams work harder than others. There were definitely top engineers that worked less t
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
So you can guess my reaction when their recruiters come knocking...
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Last year, I had several Uber Black drivers in a row complaining about how unfair the rating system was or how their employer was unfairly requiring them to accept UberX requests even though they had a livery. Uber threw a decent black car
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Or wifi...
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Of course there is an argument that individuals might feel more free to have children knowing that there are entitlement programs to fallback on to help with medical, educational and day care in case they are unable to provide for their off
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Put those few bucks each month into some interest bearing account and then it can be used for many purposes instead of just a new laptop?
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
The US Federal Government is good with playing six degrees of Kevin Bacon. I think somewhere in this mess is an alleged tie to NK. I also think they will eventually come out with more information when they are ready.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Do you want money or not? Also, $2500/mo is unrealistic.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
We've been inoculated with skepticism about the origin of our itches.
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
One of the most useful applications of Atlas (while working on Netflix Reliability) was creating alert conditions that would scale dynamically with changes in volume via the use of double-exponential smoothing (DES). It was very easy to cre
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by tzakrajs 12y ago
Same problem on Colemak. (although less so thank Dvorak)

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