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by wspeirs 3y ago
Fair enough... if you're monitoring "response_time", and a developer changes that field to "time_taken_to_send_the_bits" you'll probably have a tough time monitoring the service. However, if the dev communicate
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by wspeirs 3y ago
>At the small volume of data where you could "just put stuff in S3 and search it later" I was arguing exactly the opposite... leverage S3's near-infinite storage so you can store whatever you'd like. Searching through
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by wspeirs 3y ago
>If instead of detecting the smoke (e2e) you try to monitor all the data like pressure in gas pipes, all the pipes fittings, how many lighters are in the building and where, etc, you will wake up every night 10 times for nothing Without
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by wspeirs 3y ago
You just need a tool that's adaptable and will let you parse-as-you-search. Without a schema, your logs can change whenever, and you can still easily derive value from them.
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by wspeirs 3y ago
>Cost, which still isn't solved yet. I'd argue it _is_ solved... store your logs in S3. At ~$0.02/GB you can store a _lot_ of logs for like $20. The problem is that _most_ solutions (Honeycomb included) are SaaS-based solu
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by wspeirs 3y ago
>Instead of “ingest all the metrics/logs” we have guides showing, for example, how to set up the most minimal possible Prometheus / Alertmanager, with the smallest footprint of CPU/memory/disk requirements. [2] I&#x27
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by wspeirs 3y ago
Agreed! Few things anger me more than when a program simply reports, "File not found"... OK, which file? Where were you looking for said file? I know how we get here, people simply report the error from the OS w/out adding co
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by wspeirs 3y ago
Agreed... I wanted to understand what it was all about, but really struggled to follow. They talk about the whole thing taking around 24 hours, but some part took over 30. Also that it ran on a 4GB of RAM machine, but they needed larger one
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by wspeirs 3y ago
Same... very intermittent
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by wspeirs 4y ago
I wouldn't give or do a take-home test, I respect people's time too much. Again, I would sit with them and have a conversation about your code, and their suggestions. Hiring someone is more than what code they produce... Can you w
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by wspeirs 4y ago
>the company is in a difficult position and everyone is doing layoffs Is Google really in a bad position? Microsoft? Others who are doing layoffs? Or can they do them, bring down expenses, and juice the stock price under the cover of &qu
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by wspeirs 4y ago
>We are hoping to add someone to the team that can improve the quality of the work we do I think that's your answer... Show them your existing front-end code, and ask them how they'd make it better. If they're experienced,
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by wspeirs 4y ago
>destroys morale and fills employees with fear for their own jobs I'm not sure layoffs prevent this
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Why should you use Tokio vs. threads in Rust?(twitter.com)
82 points by wspeirs 4y ago|47 comments
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by wspeirs 4y ago
Is there an example of this service somewhere? I would think you'd need to identify your target customer. Build a profile of them. What do they like to read? How do they find new products? Is there a magazine (old skool) or trade show
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by wspeirs 4y ago
Which company? What software?
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by wspeirs 4y ago
I'm the father of 2 children.
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by wspeirs 4y ago
It's interesting though that both radio and TV switched to pay models: cable/premium channels and Sirius/XM for radio. Billboards are providing anything to the user, they're just giant signs that say "go buy this&qu
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Kanal: Channels 80x faster than the standard library(old.reddit.com)
2 points by wspeirs 4y ago|0 comments
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2nd Annual ZFS User Conference(zfs.datto.com)
1 points by wspeirs 9y ago|0 comments
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Flat Buffers(google.github.io)
1 points by wspeirs 9y ago|0 comments
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Loophole in Graphene Could Unlock Limitless Energy(sciencealert.com)
3 points by wspeirs 9y ago|1 comments
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Google Finance Portfolios Going Away(support.google.com)
2 points by wspeirs 9y ago|1 comments
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by wspeirs 9y ago
Yes, Brian's plan was to fold encryption into ZFS after 0.7.0. It was simply too large of a change to do in one shot.
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by wspeirs 9y ago
Don't know if you can use it on FreeBSD yet, but tcaputi added it to Linux here: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/pull/5769 Matt Ahrens approved the changes, and hopefully it'll get rolled in ZoL s
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by wspeirs 9y ago
Datto, Inc. - First CT unicorn, started in a basement and made it very far before taking VC money: http://www.courant.com/business/hc-datto-startuprecovered-mo...
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by wspeirs 9y ago
I work with Tom at Datto. He presented all of his design decisions at the OpenZFS developer conference here: http://open-zfs.org/wiki/OpenZFS_Developer_Summit_2016#Prese... Slides: https://drive.google.com&#
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Vulnerability in Google's QUIC Found(cerias.purdue.edu)
1 points by wspeirs 9y ago|0 comments
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by wspeirs 10y ago
3 Floyd's Alpha King[1]... best IPA/Pale Ale ever. Let the flame war begin!!! [1] https://www.3floyds.com/beer/alpha-king/?age_verification=e7...
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by wspeirs 10y ago
Any know the difference between Copper Glycinate and Copper Citrate?

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