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jerglingu
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Comment #44284141
Who? I can only think of Nero who sought only to "simply do harm." This is such a reductive way to cast people
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Comment #41461219
Amazing read, and glad she could write this into history. It's amazing to me that Half-Life's status of immortality has more or less been preserved even today.
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Comment #40913295
Damn, I love this. Information is dense and clustered, edges are sharp and it all feels so _human_. I can't stand the uncanny valley, fake minimalism lots-of-whitespace flat design…
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Comment #38456910
The degree of singular outrage this guy produces is something else. It's like a switch flips in peoples' brains and they go through a two-minutes (or maybe two hours in this articl…
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Comment #38388573
An interesting Tweet where somebody approximates Eight Sleep sales/subs counts: https://twitter.com/laurenbalik/status/1727385607041667430
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Comment #37552154
In your article, your points about managing stateful data operations vs stateless tools is right on point. It's the eternal and ever-repeating argument that has to be made in every…
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Comment #37413497
I indeed was a former “MAANG bro”, but this is sentiment gleaned from both a cohort of former coworkers who had stints there, along with general Flexporter attitude on Blind (which…
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Comment #37413028
Lines up with the sentiment about Flexport being a tech retirement home
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Comment #37131266
I agree. The open source flavor of dbt Core is very well-designed and almost as complete as you would want it, but any competition is good competition
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Comment #36233441
And it's not like they don't understand the importance of mods' free labor to keep subreddits clean of filth and users visiting/contributing. I know somebody who worked there years…
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Comment #35680167
Had a similar experience, but with the much more tame marijuana. It was a 6-hour long panic attack for me. Similar to the author of this, I read for years of how "the only way it c…
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Comment #35504653
The Substack throttling was not false. It was throttled before the decision was reversed
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Comment #35238696
Twitch is probably at peak "enshittification." Disastrous business decisions, from both the degradation of the product in the name of profits, as well as the questionable way it ha…
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Comment #35227444
I got jobs at my current and last workplace through a recruiter reaching out to me through LinkedIn. I'm not necessarily exceptional in my skills and experience, and I don't even h…
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Comment #34672052
This comment is perfect and elicited the long-buried inner rage I used to feel towards a former staff in an old company. I should not have had to navigate a staff engineer’s mind m…
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Comment #34199762
Observation/mini rant: unfortunately the data industry is both very susceptible to fads and hype, and does not have widespread standardization or a generally-accepted set of best p…
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Comment #34120529
One of the patron saints of 90's electronic music. God, this makes me sad. Rest in peace
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Comment #33633329
This sounds similar to Flexport's CTO situation (he came from Amazon) and attempted microservice-ification of everything. Except it sounds like they weren't even able to get wheels…
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Comment #33633248
I left about a year ago, but the universality of tools and stack was not a thing in the ~3 years I was there. Retail and AWS are split and use different stacks. Additionally, the c…
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Comment #33615979
Not quite the same as an entirely ex-Blizzard staffed group of people, but Riot Games and League of Legends as well. Tom Cadwell[0] was there from the very beginning of League's li…
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Comment #33605413
"join my webring" was something of a meme before memes were a thing
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Comment #33299782
Bringing another life into this world is maybe one of the worst ways a person would try to solve depression
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Comment #32987134
Any article about Amazon is guaranteed to inspire a grave post like this from a former employee. And as a former employee, I agree with the sentiment in nearly all of them.
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Comment #32868550
The lifting-and-dropping process from transactional stores into analytics stores is usually the first step in analytics data pipelines. This appears to fulfill that initial ingesti…