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stillicidious

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    > The notion that changes in interest rates, which generally correlate with inflation, would alter the price of stocks is not obvious to me. Not sure what mechanism you would propo…

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    Comment #29981019

    You could easily observe this with a cache-cold query performing lots of random IO. EBS latency is on the order of milliseconds, even cheap baremetal nowadays is microseconds

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    Comment #29960689

    Clearly written by an applicant rather than employer. Your resume is your chance to shine, use the opportunity or pay a service to do it for you. The reason the author is trapped l…

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    Comment #29953005

    If you think it's cheap now, wait til you see it after a 50bps rates move

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    Comment #29952821

    CloudFlare's stock price changes are related to narratives from the past 2 years rapidly fading, like the retail investing world finally learning what a CDN did right at the start …

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    Comment #29936209

    I built out my first ISP in 2001, worked in FAANG by 2006, haven't the slightest comprehension of what this is for. Is it some kind of certified partner directory?

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    Comment #29933993

    Definitely concur. In a well designed language, I'd expect it to be possible to express something a bit closer to C++'s ios but without the crazy verbosity, and without switching m…

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    Comment #29885285

    > Interesting how one might choose to their faith over their life. The belief in the right to a predictably long life is a new idea barely a few centuries old at most. Not that I'm…

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    Comment #29860370

    Interacting with match.com still appears to be associated with picking up incurable ailments after all these years

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    Comment #29852800

    That's only part of it, the major problem with classic UUIDs are that writes occur randomly across the entire keyspace. Whether it's represented as a string or in binary, ordering …

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    Comment #29793558

    Totally meaningless numbers without at least some normalized performance/watt to compare against

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    Comment #29758060

    The codebase is from at least 1996.

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    Comment #29736160

    33 bits of entropy, not just 33 bits

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    Comment #29696771

    Awesome career twist, potentialy more interesting than the article :) Did you go from professional -> professional, or not much past hobbyist tech?

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    Comment #29683691

    Someone has pushed a button and it's run the equivalent of cookiecutter on the repo. Original author could send a DMCA, or they could simply enjoy Christmas and assume a ticket wil…

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    Comment #29654647

    Such a number would be difficult to interpret, or entirely meaningless, without understanding the classification methods and policies of each constituent region. This also holds tr…

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    Comment #29644515

    Thorough study from a year ago for interested folk: https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/11/19/a-sober-look-at-s...

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    Comment #29601874

    Be careful not to confuse average load with peak instantaneous load. Bursty workloads are the bane of capacity planners everywhere.

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    Comment #29592749

    I'd suggest you are doing far more damage to the reputation of the board by conflating commentary with free marketing. The comment I replied to was the latter. If advertising is pe…

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    Comment #29584353

    And yet I'm learning about this outage from HN. How did that happen?

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    Comment #29584321

    I'm glad commenting on HN takes priority over notifying your enterprise customers.

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    Comment #29541830

    Probably 10-40% of what your browser is served nowadays is brotli, it's in Chrome so all the major CDNs support it by default

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    Comment #29486617

    It sounds like you deserve a new job with more challenging peers. Environments like that can suck the life out of a bright flame Reminds me of a younger self going to interview for…