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eugenejen

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About eugenejen

I worked in startups since 1999. Some of them have made themselves into history:

* PubSub Concepts (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PubSub_%28website%29). * Hotlist (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotlist), * Amplify (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplify_(company)) * Sailthru

I am currently working at Bloomberg, working on cloud infrastructure and SRE. My team is working on products that makes lawyers more productive and happy every day.

Most recently experiences are SRE, Kubernetes, Cloud and Data Pipe Line.

My email is ltreugene at gmail.com

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    As a non russia speaker years ago, I walked into a russian bar in nyc with those movies on tvs behind the bar. i was hooked and watch them many times. i started to learn russian fr…

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    Location: New York City, USA Remote: Yes ( US timezone) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Site Reliability Engineering, AWS Cloud, Devops, Data Pipeline, SOA, Postgres, MySQL, …

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    Comment #26305661

    Even you use DynamoDB, you still need to remember to have backupss. I have seen a recent mishap when devops by accident dropped the production tables and restoration requires high …

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    Comment #23470747

    Strava also shows daily rank for the segment to public. That can be someone rides the same segment and checks the segement for the day.

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    Comment #23433900

    charles simonyi 4.3b https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Simonyi?wprov=sfti1

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    Comment #15900698

    He was a legend in NYU CS in Courant. The annual movie party at his home was also interesting.

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    Comment #15589172

    What I will say may be old. But that's what I feel everyday I use any piece of software/service. Since I did some startups before years ago. I may just say something only obvious t…

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    Comment #14649753

    good memory for that book

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    Comment #14523951

    of course underground power lines will be more expensive for the moment. So will drones produce more values than the cost to invest on underground power lines? https://en.wikipedia…

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    Comment #14034087

    and ancient roman foot is shorter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Roman_units_of_measure... Roman unit| English name | Equal to | Metric equivalent | Imperial equivalent pes …

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    Comment #14034048

    but here there are some citation with much shorter legionnaires http://history.stackexchange.com/questions/17072/average-hei... " Imperial regulations, though not entirely unambigu…

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    Comment #13662229

    i like that RDF to sync states from between local and remote. Nice to see similar idea that I had for while to have a client for AWS that sync states between AWS and local.

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    Comment #13383111

    how about the possibility that the whole system's complexity outgrow our abilities to manage the system for the moment?

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    Comment #12781744

    Several of my previous team members compiled a list of satire principles for application developments. Need to flesh them out.. https://github.com/eugenejen/enterprisey_mantras

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    Comment #10844332

    The only thing I don't like people to repeat about 1% owns 50% wealth is because that's just a mathematical truth from Pareto principle. If 20% populations owns 80% resources. Just…

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    Comment #10335976

    I went on 1999. Same interpretation as you do.

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    Comment #9764900

    your parent's experiences just what PG pondered in 2008. http://old.ycombinator.com/ideas.html "2. Simplified browsing. There are a lot of cases where you'd trade some of the power…

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    It is the same as NYU did in 70s. But now NYU merge NYU-Poly as its school of engineering. I am always amazed at what criteria are used by school administrators to decide which dep…

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    Comment #8232320

    The owner of the manual is also an interesting person. He has been involving in Cilk, Akamai and Tokutek.

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    Comment #8043324

    Nit picking: Redis, not Reddis. Question: Do you use NodeJS cluster mode? Also Python has a very nice asynchronous task system such as Celery. Is there any equivalent software in N…

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    Thanks for your appreciations. It is hard for me to explain those ideas as other do. But yes, I feel the current problems is we forget the demand side of economy.