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    Comment #48717832

    What is an ATS? This blog doesn't define it

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    Comment #46587955

    I am not American, but I think you are unfairly dismissing the massive benefits GLP-1s have for people who struggle to maintain a healthy diet. It really feels like a miracle drug.…

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    Comment #45728329

    From the page: > API health is inferred by analyzing aggregated and anonymized telemetry from across the Datadog customer base.

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    Comment #45643190

    Adding an alternate data point, I was a heavy Linux desktop user, and had an adjustment period when my workplace gave me a Mac 10 years ago. Yes there are random differences. Howev…

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    Comment #44959333

    Came to make the same comment. I got through like 12 paragraphs, and it still hadn't explained what a Semantic Layer is, so I gave up

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    Comment #44541829

    The landing great lever is shaped like a wheel as a design affordance. It would be VERY hard to confuse

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    Comment #43397363

    I think you jumped to the wrong conclusion. Another news source suggests proper groundbreaking 10C charging:for a standard EV > the BYD’s pile supports the 10C charging. It can cha…

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    Comment #42040857

    Looks interesting. Just wondering, how did you decide to use NATS as the transport, instead of Kafka?

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    Comment #41833538

    In the article, they are using a PPS output into a GPIO IRQ. I don't think they're using serial/NMEA for the timestamping

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    Comment #39736303

    Obviously this is subjective, I just wanted to say that I personally found it's production to be incredibly beautiful.

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    Comment #39450805

    Why are you protecting Google's internal architecture onto to AWS? Your Google mental model is not correct here

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    Comment #38922753

    I think this con is very real: > Related tables and indexes are not necessarily stored together, meaning typical operations such as joins and evaluating foreign keys or even simple…

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    Comment #38760251

    What is RAG? That's hard to search for

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    Comment #38435198

    I am looking at this while sitting on Amtrak. It is about 14mi behind my current position, but still very cool!

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    Comment #38313515

    How does firing the CEO help in your scenario? Now they just burnt a tonne of trust.

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    Comment #38051172

    I find it interesting that this reflection didn't mention SLI/SLO/error budgets, which Google SRE has championed for a long time. My impression is that they're nice in theory, but …

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    Comment #37737053

    Other: Node.js, Golang, CDNs, Cloud-managed services, etc.

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    Comment #37595838

    How is (a) wrong? Pg doesn't horizontally scale like Mongo does

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    Comment #37248159

    The author also mentions Neon is the first "pioneer" to do disaggregated storage. It is mentioned in the 2006 Bigtable paper, and probably earlier than that too.

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    Comment #37071174

    https://archive.li/txifb

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    Comment #37070764

    It's nice to see another pg proxy using the pgx parser (their src[1]) - I built one using this lib too. However, this implementation is missing a lot of low level features to be co…

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    Comment #37028093

    SF streets are notably worse than the cities you listed

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    Comment #36402798

    The original post does describe several sub-problems. The group could first chip away at global state, signals, libraries. They can do this before changing the process model in any…

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    Comment #36052856

    To me, the worst Google corpspeak/best meme was "Advancing our amazing bet" https://fiber.google.com/blog/2016/10/advancing-our-amazing-...

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    Comment #35885889

    In this whole exchange you implied you lived in a 1br apt for $1.6k in a cool area today, but now it comes out you share a 3br. I also chuckled