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Yeah I’m kinda on the fence about this. On one hand, I see the case that this diminishes the open market. On the other hand, Amazon is doing this all within their own ecosystem. So it’s a bit disingenuous for the FTC to say that this has no
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Ultimately you have to figure out the separation of concerns of the job state and other core state. Ranging from “all state stored in message and will never become out of sync” to “no state stored in message and will never become out of syn
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We used postgres for some of our queues back when we were at ~10 msg/s. It scaled quite a bit, but, honestly, setting up SQS or some other queue stack in AWS, GCP, or Azure is so simple and purpose built for the task (with DL queues an
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There are algos which prioritize high fault tolerance and do so by increasing the number of leaders (or the minimum number of nodes that must have a copy of the lookup data). One such algo is Chord: https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2
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https://archive.ph/lTQp2
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This feels like a good thing to know about co-workers. Feels like you could avoid a lot of misunderstanding by just understanding which culture they more closely ascribe to vs. things like Meyers Briggs or True Colors. Might implement this
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It’s interesting to notice all unofficial institutions (bottom table) have a higher outcome of partial success. Unless the more legitimate labs are less capable, you have to wonder whether anything outside of an accredited institution can b
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This is so dope! I find myself wanting to click on each of these creatures/things and have a wikipedia page open so I can go deep (pun intended) :)
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Worked* at a Loom. (co-founder of Loom here - they're good friends of mine)
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If you're able to, would love to hear about what the problem was that you hit a mental block on and how ChatGPT helped you figure out where to start.
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Ah thank you!
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Noob question here - when we say libav is dead, what does that mean? Asking because doesn’t ffmpeg use libav internally?
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by vhiremath4 4y ago
For those wondering what WITCH is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27571707
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Am I the only one who has basically disabled all notifications at this point? Even if I turned them on for a select few apps I would actually potentially want them for (Slack, email, Instagram), there is so much noise in those apps and I ca
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Very cool I uploaded a project kick-off doc and it did a fantastic job of summarizing the key points. I'm really stoked about the ChatGPT-meets-all-your-docs tooling that will come to help employees onboard quicker without having to ta
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by vhiremath4 4y ago
I like to think about my long pursuits as achieving a kind of purpose at a certain point in my life. What is the purpose of me needing to be working on my own thing? If I execute against the idea with that in mind, I usually go further. Onc
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by vhiremath4 4y ago
Dope this answers my question. Honestly as I've become a more seasoned developer, I've increasingly come to appreciate the utility of mirrors for build systems too. It's not always simple in every module system though. Curren
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The decoupling of URLs that host your dependencies and the URLs that host your application feels like an important uptime measure currently. If the URLs that host your dependencies go down in an NPM world, you can't build and deploy ne
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Gracias!
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The amount of time you are down vs. up dictates your SLOs and SLAs. Criticism of how reliable one vs. another is is not only valid, it's backed by hundreds of millions of contractual dollars and credits every year. We spend tens of mil
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When you have an extension that modifies a given page/injects them with some elements and you don't want the class names or styles of those elements to interfere with the class names and styles of the parent page. There are lots o
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:P
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The problem with versioning & management systems for docs is that you need the process to drive the adoption. Getting people to version, approve, and fully manage a document database is the hard part. Many companies do not even adequate
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Wow... I searched "ethereal progressive house to code to" and this playlist is amazing. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1c384nZMHmWHJg5f9LjOD4?go=...
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Loom | Senior or Staff Software Engineer (Core Media / Video) | US Anywhere | Full-Time Loom (loom.com) provides video recording, editing, and hosting for work. We have a video recorder for Mac, Windows, web SDK, and Chrome extension (
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GPT-3 Powered Google Sheets Assistant(twitter.com)
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https://archive.ph/ezlKi
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Damn this is a much better idea. Next time!
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I received a notification that my flight had been cancelled from North Carolina to New York at 12am for a 12pm flight today. My “software incident” senses started tingling and I immediately redeemed credit and rented a car instead (currentl
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All of this IP law was written well before the large-scale adoption of the internet which has greatly accelerated the proliferation of ideas and and largely commoditized ingenuity. It's insane we haven't lowered the current timeli

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