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by zug_zug 1y ago
> Even when you don’t agree with decisions the company leadership is making, part of your job is representing and facilitating those decisions with full alignment. No, not for a staff engineer. You keep your mouth shut in the #general ch
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Absolutely. Especially when those election deniers become insurrectionists.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
We are usually skeptical. And I don't know why a weird ad for a smart-knife has gotten to the top-page of HN. We don't like "buzz" and "hype"... if it's truly a great technology we can buy one a year from
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by zug_zug 1y ago
So the issue with that tomato cutting test was that it was terrible form. You obviously don't apply flat pressure on a tomato until it breaks, you slice it by sliding the blade forward as you push down. It's unclear to me that thi
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Yes the 90s and 00s were rough for js, especially because of where JS and browsers were at, and also our collective knowledge. However also it was much nicer in many ways -- we weren't trying to make insane single-page-apps like today.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
I understand this may look dismissive or blamey, but sometimes (actually a shocking amount) there aren’t equal merits to both sides… I’ve looked into this a lot and there isn’t any strong argument I’ve seen that this is good for humanity, a
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The Paradox of Signaling(think-twice.me)
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The Paradox of Signaling(think-twice.me)
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by zug_zug 1y ago
But even "genetics" isn't really a single cause because it's over 200 different genes that each have an effect.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
The other thing you're leaving out is that Charlie Kirk was actively provoking people with outrageous takes, perhaps as a social media strategy. It doesn't justify death, but it certainly makes it less surprising and more understa
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by zug_zug 1y ago
In March 2023, around the time of Donald Trump’s indictment, Kirk said conservatives are being provoked into violence, and said “we must make them pay a price and a penalty” by indicting Democrats. There are claims from media/reporters
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by zug_zug 1y ago
There may be no systematic way to draw the line between dangerous opinions that need to be silenced and those that do not. There may be many people who draw that line incorrectly. But that doesn't mean there is no such line. Almost eve
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by zug_zug 1y ago
I mean this is well-intentioned, but with all career advice I've seen it's mostly a bunch of hocus-pocus. For example maybe your company gets bought by private equity and 0 people get promoted for years on end. Or maybe you have a
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Logs can represent point in time, or spans, or anything you choose. Logs can have the span-id attached to them (and normally should), so they are hierarchical. In short, logs can do everything spans can do, depending on how you use them. So
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by zug_zug 1y ago
That doesn’t really make sense… essentially the choice to do this isn’t in the hands of any nation, rather any business in the nation could try to do this and the government has no real way to know. You could try to raise tariffs on a whole
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Well I agree except in theory the board should want to force authenticity on all executives and directors and such. Fakers and cheats who lie about their results and hide behind manipulated metrics are a big threat to the board’s profitabil
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by zug_zug 1y ago
True. I think I’m emphasizing their similarities because what I’m seeing is companies treating them as unrelated (eg splunk and signalfx making entirely different query languages and visualization tools for logs vs spans) Imo spans and logs
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by zug_zug 1y ago
This is sort of all just a reframing of existing technologies. Span = an event (which is bascially just a log with an associated trace), and some data fields. Trace = a log for a request with a unique Id. A useful thing about opentelemetry
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Weird to have a bit of a window into the cryptic world of directorial promotions. Sounds like it’s mostly about self promotion sadly and perhaps unsurprisingly.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Make it less event-orchestrated and use a db. It’s just a social network for recruiters it’s not as complicated as they like to pretend. You don’t need push, it’s just a performance optimization that almost never justifies using a whole new
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by zug_zug 1y ago
My only complaint with this article is that it seems to be implying kafka that linkedIn's problem couldn't have been solved with a bunch of off-the-shelf tools.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Maybe just take away that protection? Where I live nobody is losing a house for having the wrong color mailbox, but there are certain historical protected areas where beauty is an externality — you can’t demolish a historic house in the mid
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by zug_zug 1y ago
My point is that it's part of the standard basket and the rate they allegedly calculated for its growth didn't match up to lived experience.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
I can't speak to this, but I suspect something is afoot. I know my mom went to a university that she paid for with a part-time job while a student. Currently that university's tuition is 80,000 a year. When I looked at what inflat
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Really? I saw news about it just today. It's never dropped of my news, from him moving Maxwell to a minimum security prison, to questions about whether he'll pardon her, to the signed letter with illustrations he wrote for Epstein
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by zug_zug 1y ago
He'll do anything to distract from epstein.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Wow, after reading the various pages on this link for ~20m+ I have to agree this is one of the best resources I've ever encountered.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
These charts show that the outdoor exercise is better than twice as good as indoors in several respects.
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by zug_zug 1y ago
Yeah I think I've read multiple PG essays on the importance of writing, but they always struck me as no different than Katy Perry telling you to sing, or some Grandmaster saying "go play chess." That is -- a personal anecdote
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by zug_zug 1y ago
My comcast story is I have xfinity, and at some point the rate went from 80 to 120, and I called them on the phone about it, and they said "I've sent you a new user-agreement where if you agree and sign up on this link it's o

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