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ProblemExplorer
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Comment #48648427
Google suspended my Google Voice account by mistake: https://www.google.com/appsstatus/dashboard/incidents/qqWhZS... They restored access after about 4 hours, but during that windo…
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Comment #40024294
> Replace "calm" with "privately owned". I wouldn't make that claim - it's about the mindset. I've seen plenty of privately owned companies where the owners heavily churn through e…
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Comment #40024212
> Getting laid off doesn’t just rattle your career; it shakes the very foundation of your life. I've seen friends lose their jobs and go into an existential tailspin. It's not unco…
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Comment #40024058
> Calm companies are not exciting. They’re not inspiring. You won’t do your best work there. Explain more. Also, ensure you're not conflating "calm companies" with "cheap companies…
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Comment #40024022
> They just don’t pay SV wages. As a candidate, how do you separate this kind of company from one where the owners are cheap and want to pay you as less as possible? There are a lo…
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Comment #40017967
> If you were smart, you would have seen the financial crash of year 2XXX Makes sense > If you were smart you'd have seen that a foreign market for X would have opened up draining …
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Comment #40017890
> Banks are the winners here Not really - banks would have made money on something else instead. The real problem is that universities are making money off selling trash to childre…
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Comment #40017793
> wouldn't they say that we are actually much wealthier per capita and more much productive than we were back then? Wealthier (higher QoL, longer life expectancy etc) and more much…
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Comment #40016591
> person gets crashed into and injured, then a poorly timed market crash eliminates 70% of their savings driving them into bankruptcy I think you need to collide your imagination w…
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Comment #40016401
> My biggest issue with these cancellations is that they don't seem to be fixing the underlying issue at all — that you can't default on your student loans Lenders being selective …
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Comment #40016094
> More smart people leads to better outcomes for everyone smart people don't typically land themselves in a situation where they cannot respect their financial commitments.
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Comment #40016075
> I mean aren't you really asking "What should I be doing X years from now"? For a person to answer what they should be doing X years from now, well, they first, need to be able to…
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Comment #40015797
Schools are not getting the feedback they need to be useful and political tricks like this further distorts the feedback loop. We should really take a few minutes to consider what …
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Comment #39810420
Then I assume you have a custom Kubernetes LB that can handle non-HTTP TCP and UDP traffic because you choosing Kubernetes and the design restrictions that comes with it does not a…
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Comment #39810381
> If you guys don't see the value of being able to click on a button on a website to deploy, perfectly, everytime over some guy sshing into the box and running git pull I dunno wha…
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Comment #39810366
> honestly, who needs the ability to manage complex applications with any semblance of ease? The argument being made here is majority of applications are rarely complex and hence d…
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Comment #39810343
> All those things you (a developer) could mostly clone, slightly customize and ship both to a development k8s cluster and to a prod k8s cluster (with all the safety nets already i…
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Comment #39810294
> unnecessarily complicated with k8s Kubernetes is/was a way to fight off walled gardens from cloud providers. The other path would have been to learn the bespoke implementation of…