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SisypheanLife
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Comment #33812503
Hardest === Whatever type of engineering I happen to be doing that week.
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Comment #24123248
This would require AWS to invest in Chaos Monkeys.
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Comment #23746608
He was one of the youngest professors ever at his University and was one who was experimented on by the CIA. There are some novelties here that exist other than him being a random …
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Comment #23332189
See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_lighting_energ... The phaseout was defunded.
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Comment #23110699
Paywall
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Comment #21981447
Yikes! I just interviewed at Zume Seattle less than 3 months ago and they had over 100 head count open with plans for an office move that doubled the space. Wasn't the right place …
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Comment #21609845
Most legal plans offered, even through third parties, explicitly do not cover employee-employer disputes. This has been the case at both Microsoft and Amazon that I have seen.
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Comment #21118981
These types of multi-tier compute systems/MITM processors are now being implemented. Microsoft publicly discusses their efforts here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/proje…
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Comment #20044261
And Seattle avoided all of these: https://www.king5.com/video/news/local/seattle-tunnel-lesson...
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Comment #16989516
Is selection here not a byproduct of chance?
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Comment #14125578
This is all over simplified to show the point. Lets say you have a $100 stock with 100 shares outstanding. The company can issue a dividend of $5 to all 100 shares costing $500. Th…
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Comment #13144885
As someone at a google alternative, your second paragraph really hits home in nutshelling some experiences I have been through. It can feel dystopian when reality doesn't matter be…
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Comment #13011551
I'm unaware of any provider than can protect against a burst of 500 Gbps on a single load balanced endpoint, let alone a sustained attack. 1.2Tbps is basically a death ray.
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Comment #12299728
Looking back at the keynote where Steve Jobs announced the iPhone, the progression from the iPod served as huge leverage and represented one of the core three components of the pho…