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Comment #48017679
nice project, reminds me a lot of Fabric but a bit more refined
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Comment #43139808
One of the best lessons I had was in my senior year of high school with my economics teacher. We did a project where we had to pick a career and research the average salary. Then h…
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Comment #42147735
yes! this was so great in college to learn pointers and visualize linked lists
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Comment #39275176
Use a straw
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Comment #30501259
What books of his would you recommend?
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Comment #27441358
which one are you using?
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Comment #24585877
We do a "ScrumBan" style. Basically we do backlog grooming, sprint planning with 2 week sprints. We factor in that the oncall engineer will likely have less velocity that sprint an…
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Comment #22129673
It took me calling them out in a tweet to get myself off these calls. The only place I used my phone number was for two factor auth, which they then decided they would use to up se…
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Comment #16967779
Spring ( https://www.shopspring.com ) | Security Engineer | New York, NY | Onsite | Full-Time Spring wants to change the way people shop and the way brands interact with customers.…
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Comment #15073619
Same reason I was using Crashplan, now looking for suggestions for a good cross platform solution
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Comment #9937316
problem is they don't support syncing folders. You'd have to keep track of what you've uploaded already. Also I haven't been able to get it to successfully upload all my photos, se…
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Comment #9278749
Is each customer given their own redshift cluster for their data?
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Comment #8270686
Sounds like GroupMe, sold for 80 mill and was around a year old at the time
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Comment #7234086
interesting, I can't find anything that supports this. Do you have a link to a doc? edit: or are you referring to using ENIs?
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Comment #7005935
Great info, thanks! going to look into these
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Comment #7004205
Interesting solution! Wasn't aware Route 53 handles those types of requests free of charge, certainly makes it a cost effective solution if you're on Route 53. Thanks for the respo…
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