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incognito_limey
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Comment #29863502
This really hits home. I work at a recently IPO'ed unicorn that is doing extremely well and can confirm that in the early days (sub 100 employees when I started) we were more conce…
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Comment #29351941
I'll just leave this here: https://twitter.com/lizthegrey/status/1464109933390036996
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Comment #28336726
I currently work in a unicorn which recently IPOed and can confirm that I have the same experience as the author of this article. I also had a very similiar experience at my previo…
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Comment #27332858
This also reflects how broken hiring is in tech. Leetcode and algorithm memorisation has very little to do with being a "good" developer. Can you communicate your ideas well? Can y…
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Comment #26644880
So I guess pay as you go is too expensive for your org? Be curious to understand why you feel it's too expensive when it completely extrapolates any kafka management.
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Comment #25429089
What a beautiful soul. We should all be so lucky to be remembered this way. I didn't know the man, but very grateful for DirectX and all the amazing experiences it's allowed myself…
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Comment #25244067
As someone who is in another high growth start up, one of the fastest in the world (not hyperbole) I wish I could upvote this specific comment more: "The problem with growing as fa…
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Comment #23700047
Because I've experienced a lot of number fiddling to describe total comp. For example we offer you X equity at Y valuation, when the valuation is something they have made up intern…
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Comment #23699306
I think an additional piece to this, is to tell candidates what level they are interviewing for and the possible salary ranges, not total package, but actual base salary ranges. I …
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Comment #23133263
What makes it difficult to look after? Genuinely curious. I've run it in production for years and its been pretty solid.
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Comment #23133247
Not sure I understand the "large" comment. Painful to configure.. have you looked at CP-Ansible: https://github.com/confluentinc/cp-ansible High Latency: Kafka's latency depends on…
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Comment #23132384
Why is (no, kafka is never the answer)?
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Comment #23124711
Myself and the Mrs. took free cycling lessons from the council a few years back with the idea we wanted to start cycling to work etc more. We decided it was too risky due to the te…
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Comment #23124691
I realise this anecdotal, but as a Londoner living in Zone2, I can actually see and feel the difference in air quality. The skyline is far clearer on average, and I definitely noti…
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Comment #22897467
Thanks for the info. I recently discovered this by running folding at home on my 16inch pro overnight, and waking up to my battery being at 5%. I suspect running the CPU full bore …
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Comment #21289583
It's not deliveroo.
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Comment #21281759
Thank you for the incredibly insightful comment. It's given me a lot to think about.
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Comment #21280781
This is what I aspire to. Thanks for showing this is possible! It's something that I've been thinking about a lot lately, especially after reading "A company of one". That it's pos…