I've been noticing something similar in the gaming industry as well. What is the least amount of features in a game that we can ship while still maintaining profit? AND how few people can we milk in DLC with this shell…
I'm in that same boat, no pun intended. I've been waiting for the maritime announcement for awhile for my SV. I was very disappointed that they only announced commercial service. I'd happily pay a huge premium for a…
I've been doing since graduating and I'm middle age now. Its not a new phenomenon. In 07 I was very young and worried about the economy; when expressing my concerns to an older coworker said "dont ever worry, we've…
You're absolutely right. Its an interesting solution to the problem but I'm not sure what additional benefit this solution bought them that isn't covered by standard paradigm of VPN w/ role based access controls. (at…
I had to go through this process once. Large multi-national didn't wanna do the whole paying the state thing(thats reasonable) and I was the only employee moving to that state. They ended up classifying me as a…
No. The previous guy installed people in the DOE that made it virtually impossible to forgive the loans even after they jumped through all the hoops to qualify under the law. All Biden's administration is doing here is…
Link to the underlying study done by the researchers: https://osf.io/jrw26/
Well I share your feelings toward the whole situation for sure but I'm not sure that just building more will do much of anything. As long as we have folks buying with the intention of parking money or using homes as an…
Is it so far fetched to assume some realtors may be juicing the bidding to increase their own commission and to make their firm more uhh "prestigious" by being able to drive up the price for their own marketing purposes…
Flip it. If I buy a monitor why can't I plug it into any computer I want? Same thing no? They all follow interoperability standards that have been around decades and that customers have come to expect as normal. Vendor…
Not defending the situation of a preStop hook at least in the case of API's k8s can handle it 100%, its just messy. We have a preStop hook of 62s. 60s timeouts are set in our apps, 61s is set on the ALBs (ensuring the…
What gets me is even if the number was significantly smaller the fallout effect is massive. A common argument I've heard defending the practice is "well they didn't buy that many homes, it was just a small portion of…
Absolutely, but there is some laissez faire'ness on the producers side as well. A few of the publicly traded builders in earning calls by their own admittance have touted restricting supply of already built inventory…
I wish we could all just agree that some things just aren't meant to be for investors and that not all things are meant to have a laissez faire capitalist approach.. I've been looking at properties in LCOL & remote…
Sure, but we're talking about an application written for a cloud/hosted environment in a datacenter somewhere. nicking at the size of a statically linked binary meant for production grade environments with fast…
And getting some hispanic immigrants back into The Mission would be incredible. I've watched too many good places close down to gentrification
I've also hated that trend. Ill preface this with the caveat that I'm extremely biased against PMs. What we've seen is the birth of a new profession, "Project Manager" (Agile/Scrum); and its filled by a ton of people…
When I first read that it completely made sense. But my mind immediately ran to leetcodes subscription. I imagine their churn is fairly high, but they can also capitalize on new graduates or folks looking to up their…
I don’t have cable so I’m sorry but can you explain that to me? The only thing I’ve seen a lot of is personalities or people whose others might respect come out and verbally push for it, I haven’t seen anyone carelessly…
I really like your analogy, I’m stealing it. As a pilot(devops) during interviews I’m often asked deep aeronautics internals (some graphs/tree question) about whatever plane that aeronautic (software) engineer built and…
I wasn’t close. https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/the-journal/why-suing-amazon-ju... Different podcast but that’s the episode. The Daily is still good.. the one linked above is good as well
Can you elaborate? Amazon’s headquarters is in King County, it seems perfectly reasonable that they’d fall into their local jurisdiction. How is that cherry picked?
I believe their podcast “The Daily” also had an episode on it, even got the original lawyer that discovered the trick. It’s a pretty good podcast for those who may not know about it
It’s really interesting to see how quickly things have changed. The world watched in horror at Jan 6th, we decided we needed to be better than that and stopped a certain someone and friends who were spreading blatant…
Just to point out… 9/11 is close to 20 years ago now.. society has marched forward quite a bit since then. While that date as a cutoff point is fairly arbitrary there has been a substantial and alarming rise to…
I've been noticing something similar in the gaming industry as well. What is the least amount of features in a game that we can ship while still maintaining profit? AND how few people can we milk in DLC with this shell…
I'm in that same boat, no pun intended. I've been waiting for the maritime announcement for awhile for my SV. I was very disappointed that they only announced commercial service. I'd happily pay a huge premium for a…
I've been doing since graduating and I'm middle age now. Its not a new phenomenon. In 07 I was very young and worried about the economy; when expressing my concerns to an older coworker said "dont ever worry, we've…
You're absolutely right. Its an interesting solution to the problem but I'm not sure what additional benefit this solution bought them that isn't covered by standard paradigm of VPN w/ role based access controls. (at…
I had to go through this process once. Large multi-national didn't wanna do the whole paying the state thing(thats reasonable) and I was the only employee moving to that state. They ended up classifying me as a…
No. The previous guy installed people in the DOE that made it virtually impossible to forgive the loans even after they jumped through all the hoops to qualify under the law. All Biden's administration is doing here is…
Link to the underlying study done by the researchers: https://osf.io/jrw26/
Well I share your feelings toward the whole situation for sure but I'm not sure that just building more will do much of anything. As long as we have folks buying with the intention of parking money or using homes as an…
Is it so far fetched to assume some realtors may be juicing the bidding to increase their own commission and to make their firm more uhh "prestigious" by being able to drive up the price for their own marketing purposes…
Flip it. If I buy a monitor why can't I plug it into any computer I want? Same thing no? They all follow interoperability standards that have been around decades and that customers have come to expect as normal. Vendor…
Not defending the situation of a preStop hook at least in the case of API's k8s can handle it 100%, its just messy. We have a preStop hook of 62s. 60s timeouts are set in our apps, 61s is set on the ALBs (ensuring the…
What gets me is even if the number was significantly smaller the fallout effect is massive. A common argument I've heard defending the practice is "well they didn't buy that many homes, it was just a small portion of…
Absolutely, but there is some laissez faire'ness on the producers side as well. A few of the publicly traded builders in earning calls by their own admittance have touted restricting supply of already built inventory…
I wish we could all just agree that some things just aren't meant to be for investors and that not all things are meant to have a laissez faire capitalist approach.. I've been looking at properties in LCOL & remote…
Sure, but we're talking about an application written for a cloud/hosted environment in a datacenter somewhere. nicking at the size of a statically linked binary meant for production grade environments with fast…
And getting some hispanic immigrants back into The Mission would be incredible. I've watched too many good places close down to gentrification
I've also hated that trend. Ill preface this with the caveat that I'm extremely biased against PMs. What we've seen is the birth of a new profession, "Project Manager" (Agile/Scrum); and its filled by a ton of people…
When I first read that it completely made sense. But my mind immediately ran to leetcodes subscription. I imagine their churn is fairly high, but they can also capitalize on new graduates or folks looking to up their…
I don’t have cable so I’m sorry but can you explain that to me? The only thing I’ve seen a lot of is personalities or people whose others might respect come out and verbally push for it, I haven’t seen anyone carelessly…
I really like your analogy, I’m stealing it. As a pilot(devops) during interviews I’m often asked deep aeronautics internals (some graphs/tree question) about whatever plane that aeronautic (software) engineer built and…
I wasn’t close. https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/the-journal/why-suing-amazon-ju... Different podcast but that’s the episode. The Daily is still good.. the one linked above is good as well
Can you elaborate? Amazon’s headquarters is in King County, it seems perfectly reasonable that they’d fall into their local jurisdiction. How is that cherry picked?
I believe their podcast “The Daily” also had an episode on it, even got the original lawyer that discovered the trick. It’s a pretty good podcast for those who may not know about it
It’s really interesting to see how quickly things have changed. The world watched in horror at Jan 6th, we decided we needed to be better than that and stopped a certain someone and friends who were spreading blatant…
Just to point out… 9/11 is close to 20 years ago now.. society has marched forward quite a bit since then. While that date as a cutoff point is fairly arbitrary there has been a substantial and alarming rise to…