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For us it's the following reasons:

* It's more cost effective to place all the services on one cluster. As containers can share the instance resources it's easier to increase resource utilisation (not true w/ Fargate though).

* Support for new features on EB can be quite delayed. Eg. we need support for ALPN policies, it's a recent feature and it's not even in CloudFormation yet. With ECS we just manage the LB directly and we can do everything the API allows us to do.

* More granular control. Eg. during rolling updates we can decide a floor to how many containers are active at a given time (many others things like this).

* Integration w/ SSM and Secrets Manager.

* Better IaaS support (with EB everything happens in configuration files outside of Terraform or Cfn resources).
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Python 3 attempted too much change at once. The Python folks could have spread incremental rollout of the changes across several major version numbers and probably not have faced such slow adoption.
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I don't hire or interview people (and also don't google google to open google), but just want to comment that we are all humans and not robots. We all posses certain quirks and behaviors that are suboptimal. Seriously considering such episode in a hiring is like measuring during interview how far from the paper he put down a pen, because putting it too far is suboptimal and he wasted several microseconds reaching for it to pick it up. It is ridiculous metric and HRs need to be self aware is they are using such metrics in real life, as opposed to real metrics like ability to solve work problems.
Congratulations for your release!

The Kardius logo on the top left is very pixelated both on my phone and on my browser. Considering that the icons on the right are not pixelated I think this was not a conscious design choice.

Sorry for kibitzing, but I think this will impact people's first impression about your product.
All Summer in A Day was used by one of my primary school teachers. It's fantastic, and so simple.
That, and forum post signatures.

Search results for hardware problems üs a total garbage landing you in forum topics of totally different hardware, just because some show off poster listed every single electronic equipment he's ever owned in his forum signature.
For anyone interested the same source[0] reports apple going from 0.67 to 370.46 in the same time frame (55,192% increase ).

Of course not quite a fair comparison as it was closer to the high point of MS and close to the low point Apple.

[0] https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/history?period1=8722080...
> I think the biggest thing for people our age (And probably a bit older as well) is that they lack purpose.

Do you have any good purposes? I already have several good ones applicable only to me, but what would a generally applicable one look like?
Right, that is a very good point. That reason is why I neglected to add a gender option, as I felt the inclusion of that filtering criteria would steer the culture towards that of a dating site.

As for its reason for being, it's mostly because I just think it's a bit of a shame how there could be this awesome person down the street or in my city, and I could live my whole life without finding that out. I was hoping to develop a service that might alleviate that.

For example, if you were into some obscure Steam game, you could specify that as an interest and potentially see that someone else near you also shares that interest as well. You then might message them, play together, and then if you hit it off some time down the line you could eventually meet in real life as well.
How do you get from a quote saying "past 10 releases" to "10 years"?
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> Is it 2 years, or 10 years? I don't understand how they arrive to 10 years here.

2 years, 10 releases. More than one release per year.[1]

1. https://gnutls.org/news.html
How does one possibly elicit causation versus correlation for something like this? There are so many possible variables that could explain the connection (risk-taking behaviour for example).
Where can I find a tutorial or a guide about it for, let's say, Ubuntu? Would this be a good start: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/networking/vpc/how-to/enab...
I absolutely disagree. The robots pose none of the challenges that immigrants from different parts of the world bring with them, while fulfilling the same labour force requirement. In my opinion, the robots are a better investment all over.
Erf, I was too slow to edit my comment when I noticed that I misread, my bad.
Tired I guess, I misread.
This is not true. They're not even making an effort and are quite probably actively malicious. There is nothing you can do to build up your reputation if you're a small email server. There are no introspection tools to give you a hint on what's wrong and no one to contact. Besides, what are those fancy ML antispam algorithms for if the only cure for spam is "reputation"? It's clearly an undefined term meant to be exclusionary.

A person from Gmail even posted on HN a while ago, stating they'll look into this and do better. That was about a year ago and the situation is exactly the same or worse.
Did you account for splits? According to [0] MSFT has split two for one on three occasions since 1997.

[0] https://www.stocksplithistory.com/microsoft/
> In effect the company has a royalty on a communication stream that can do nothing but grow.

In hindsight, the desktop OS business reached saturation and it started to look like the automobile industry which is sensitive to the replacement rate of a long lived good. The introduction of SSD drives was probably analogous to the introduction of quality rust proofing in the early 90’s.
Equestrians are the anti-gymnasts, being among the oldest olympians. Consider Ian Millar's 10 olympic appearances.

(The longer one does it, the safer it gets. A local hospital's emergency room statistics showed the first 200 hours are the most dangerous, declining thereafter.)
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Congress fucked over the USPS’ funding so of course the USPS will latch at Bezos’ teat. Adequate funding and salaries is an essential protection against corruption.
It's possible they are burned out and are stressing out on the task management because they don't 'believe in' or have confidence in the outcome. If your work environment is characterized by a lot of re-work due to changing requirements then that might also force someone into analysis paralysis which would look like they are not making any progress.

One thing that might help is to meet with them once a week to list on paper or sticky notes the higher priority tasks and discuss whether there are any unknowns or dependent items that need to be resolved before they can make progress.
Money lost trading is lost forever. The slow decline of the value of cash is hardly comparable. Not that I like the metaphor, but if doing nothing is a trade, it’s holding an option that costs little to maintain.
Yep, but how is that informative for a particular garment that you want to visualize? You can't infer, from a corpus of images of random clothes being worn, how that particular shape and fabric behaves.
Galileo was not jailed at all, but got house arrest. And he got it mainly because he insulted the pope. Before that, he was actually on very good terms with the pope and the pope was seriously entertaining the idea of heliocentrism, but wasn't convinced because the evidence didn't add up, which indeed it didn't, because Galileo insisted on circular orbits that didn't match observations. Galileo was right about heliocentrism, but his model for it was incorrect, and that was a big factor in why it wasn't adopted. Asked by the pope to write a book to discuss the merits of heliocentrism and geocentrism in a balanced way, he instead used that book to insult the pope (he had a character called 'Simplico', or 'Fool', use arguments the pope had used), after which he fell out of favour, got investigated by the inquisition, which added a heresy charge for good measure. But for a long time his ideas weren't considered heretical at all and were seriously considered.
I mean immigrants are always second-class citizens in japan, I don't see how they would prefer immigrants to robots over there...
At the time I started using Kotlin, I was a freelancer. My selling point was that I got things done 4x faster and at similar quality, but charged 2x the hourly rate as your average full-time programmer. It was a win-win for both me and my clients, but I had to keep doing better.

There were two bottlenecks to coding better. One was how much code I could "keep in my head". That translated pretty quickly to how much code I could keep within one laptop screen, or rather shortening method sizes to be no longer than my monitor screen.

The other bottleneck was Java boilerplate. We spent a lot of time fixing this. With Android, there were bulky solutions like ActionBarSherlock. To put it one way, it was like writing articles in HTML, and we'd find Markdown-style hacks.

Default code would be for example, CodeView X = (CodeView) findElementById(R.id.codeview), when it could just be CodeView X = codeview. Multiply this by every single element on the page. Imagine doing enterprise forms for a city council (which was my job at the time). I was happy to spend non-billed time looking for solutions to this so that I can do better during by billed hours.

It was made worse that Android advancements drastically increased the length of code, with new things like RecyclerView/Adapters and Fragments.

Kotlin solved all these problems and very elegantly. It was simply part of the code, no special hacks needed. It did everything you'd need from Java. And there were things like functional programming and null safety which was a nice bonus.

Similar reasoning applies to Swift.
Something tells me that this level of pain would prove insufficient for education.
After using HN for 6 years I just realized that it is there. Instead I had a separate bookmark to HN search for all these years :) . Apparently I just ignore footer completely as useless part of website.
I like it better but don't understand the desire for a near dark cyan background that each promotes.
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If a thing should not be run in a given configuration then it should not be runnable in that configuration.

The vendor / developer has both awareness and capability to ensure this.
How hard would it be to assign websites an actual reputation again?

Include ads on the destination website as part of the reputation score. If a website is loaded with ads, sink it to the bottom. Google doesn't do this because they likely make money from the ads.

Heuristically determine spammy content. It's pretty easy to tell at first glance which content is bullshit, so it's probably not hard to create an ML model to do the same classification.

Manually assign positive weights to websites used by engineers and domain experts. You could even curate this list in the open and solicit help in maintaining it.
No idea about mutt, but it does affect apt repos if they are served via GnuTLS, though not the client apt software.
That is an interesting quote given that at the very end of the supposedly sole email he sent in his life he talks about how he feels whenever he is sending e-mails.

"As a beginner I always feel that when i send off any e-mail, it is going to vanish into the ether and i would hate to have that happen with everything i know."
Feynman's good friend Freeman Dyson lived to be 96 and died just a few months ago. He was mentally sharp right through the end.
What about GSB? I think 20% of their students hail from MBB, same as with HBS.

I'd imagine that these to-be MBA-holders will seek positions at less grind-y places. Would not surprise me if a lot of them went to join VC firms, or product manager jobs at larger firms, before VC.
Argh, the videos in that page are useless, you hit play and it's a girl doing a vlog. Just show me the product in use! I skipped around the 3 videos and I couldn't find a clear show of the exoskeleton in action.

It's strange to see this social media style marketing for an industrial product... props to them if it works, although in this case it didn't work for me.
Counterpoint. I run my own mail server, and have done for 10+ years on the same IP.

In that time I've had a single incident (earlier this year) where spammers got it and sent 20k spam mails in less that 24h mails. Luckily I noticed this and stopped it pretty quickly.

I had mails to some destinations bounce for around a week after that.

Beyond that incident, it's very rare to have trouble delivering mail - I think maybe once in the past 5 years there was a company who I had trouble with.

Having said all that, the spam incident this year highlighted how fragile hosting your own mail server can be if things go wrong, and I felt really bad about the spam mails sent from my server - continuing to run it almost feels like a liability, and when time permits I plan to move our mailboxes to O365
It took way too long. When you have a company that builds a great product with no security whatsoever and makes their business model based on selling the security module on it and changes their behavior only when threatened by a competing open source product, you have to wonder when the catastrophe comes.

Note I don't blame anyone, it was just bound to happen.
People don't like paying taxes and they also don't like their taxes being wasted. If the tax is revenue neutral (refund total co2 tax revenue divided by number of tax payers) there is no problem in theory but people still hate taxes.
> Have you tried fish (eat wild-caught)? Mackerel is tasty if you don't like salmon

I like both, salmon especially. But I don't like the prices: fish prices vary wildly between countries and are too high for everyday consumption in many of them.

> Those two are both very oily, you can eat one or two servings a week and get enough omega-3

Now this becomes interesting. I thought one has to get a relevant dose of every nutrient every day.
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Because I'm into Neurotech, psychedelics and history of science. Purkinje (famous neuroscientist) discovered the flicker-hallucinations effect back in the 1870s.
Have you heard of Mark Twain by any chance? People say he used to write in English.
I think the Olympics is just generally physically bad for the athletes. Runners, weightlifters, wrestlers, boxers, rowers, etc all these folks end up working so close o the edge of sustainable human tolerance and capacity that’s it’s unlikely they are not constantly going over it.
Buffet attributes his success into being able to stay within his circle of competence. He is perfectly aware that he is letting many golden opportunities pass, but he is not concerned about that. Unless it falls into his circle of competence, he is not touching it.

Today when Berkshire has two younger Vice Chairmans and Todd Combs and Ted Weschler are handling investments the portfolio is changing a little.
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"Put all your eggs in one basket and then watch that basket." - Andrew Carnegie

Always depends on the quality of the basket and the eggs, of course.
I remember being a kid working at a bookstore with a cafe, and seeing a homeless man taking the sandwiches tossed out at the end of day from the trash and thinking it's a weird world where if that guy came in 10 minutes before closed and asked for that for free, they'd have to say no way, then ten minutes later they'd throw it in the trash with 4 others that didn't sell that day. I know there's all kinds of factors in play, but it's just weird to think about people being hungry in a world where we throw away so much food.
I thought the problem was carrying on support for 2.xx too long. Some people will never move on unless they are forced to.
This is fine with me. Most of the mail I get from the USPS is junk, and the rest is from Amazon and Ebay. I'd prefer to get what I want faster than the junk.
That’s not what I meant. What I meant is that if you want to convince others of opening borders and if you want to engage in political activities to promote policies that fit your moral compass but in which your fellow citizens will also share the consequences you should first live by them.

I had my share of colleagues in STEMS who are cynically pro-open borders and pro-immigration only because they are wealthy white dudes with valuable degrees and thus suffer little from the consequences but benefits from it on the sexual market (usually when going after asian or indian girls in the EU, add also hispanic girls in the US) and help them to work abroad in exotic destinations (Singapour, Taipei, Tokyo, ...).

And yes I generally consider that about abortion a woman’s opinion is more valuable than a man’s on that topic for obvious reasons and I am personally in favour of abortion in most cases.
Yeah how about non-amazon shops?
Amazon have enough money to go get fucked.
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If the repos were served with GnuTLS (not likely), it wouldn’t matter if the apt client used GnuTLS or not.
Ask HN: I got a coding assignment I don't think is reasonable
I interviewed at a place that wants people to be able to work full-stack but said they were willing to accept that not everyone was able to do so at the beginning.

The middle layer is implemented in a language and framework I haven't worked with since 2013 (the language I have used but only because a well known testing tool uses it for scripting so that's what I use it for).

When first approached I specified to the recruiter and to the company my limitations with the language and framework, in the interview I said I believed I could still do maintenance level coding in it (framework is MVC so maintenance is add some stuff to controller etc. ), but it would take me some weeks to a month to be able to contribute meaningfully. I said I was strong in Frontend, and I could of course do middle layer / backend work in other languages / frameworks I have used more recently.

So the take home assignment is to implement a financial payment api (with validation of Iban etc. ) in the language, framework I have not used since 2013. A '4 hour' assignment, from scratch.

I think this seems a little bit more unreasonable than the normal 4 hour assignment that actually takes 6-8 hours. How do you think I should approach this particular thing - I'm thinking call the recruiter and say not that interested in doing it. Other suggestions?

on edit: as always they don't "expect" you to finish the whole thing, but given what I told them I find it weird they would expect me to do much more than make some boilerplate.
You mean like notice from the IRS of a failed payment like I just got through the mail? Court summons? Junk like that?
They have some extras built on top of it, but imo yeah mostly marketing. In general no one knows how their arrangement with Microsoft works, would be nice to hear the details.
I find google's search filters are 100% broken. Just tested this myself again.

Try searching for

site:reddit.com best headphones

And click "Tools" and set the date filter to be "Past week" for example.

Click the first result. You will notice it's from a year ago. Click the second result, it's from 2 years ago and so on. Not a single result matches the date filter. Similar issues with the other filters.

It's 100% broken and been this way for at least a year now as far as I remember.
They're talking about the debian package called "apt", not the binary called "apt", so it's possible that it includes a server?
If they were as good as Amazon I would buy from them, but they aren't, so I don't.

This is just the USPS giving service to what people care about most. They have no obligation to treat all sources of mail equally.

Non-Amazon retailers are of course free to pay for better service, and if they can't afford it, then they don't deserve it. If they were as good as Amazon they could afford it, as a result of customers paying for what they want.
Totally looks like a banana and like nothing else. Live in the area but never heard of the term. Probably a bit outdated with the wider globalization.
Google search started to decline in quality since the release of GooglePlus (since they removed the + operator and replaced it with double quotes).
Would this be the threat incident?

https://gizmodo.com/nypd-union-doxes-mayors-daughter-on-twit...

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/nypd-officer-letter-to-m...
In this case the sunk cost is time, the extra cost is money. So I think it kind of applies. They've just gone with a dual-currency system like predatory mobile games ;)

But I see your point, they're not necessarily overvaluing the time they've already spent, they're trying to avoid doing it all over again.
If you get more court summons than Amazon packages then you have a problem that can't be solved by the USPS.
The bangs are one of the main draws of DDG for me. Besides not being google.
I think the parent post has, but for the reader who is a software engineer take 15 minutes out of your life to read WW Royce's "Managing the Development of Large Software Systems."

In this brief and engaging paper you will find the diagram used by many agile enthusiasts to describe the "waterfall method" and will be shocked to discover that it is held up as an example of a process that never actually works in reality.

You will then read quotes like this, which could have come out of an agile book:

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I want to have a positive impact on the communities I'm apart of by building amazing products for them. I'm specifically interested in B2C SaaS products at the moment.

That's it for now, nice and simple. I think the community part is pretty generally applicable.
Hmm my local postal office never deliver large Amazon package, they just “attempted delivery at 9am but nobody is home”, then come and leave a note later in the mailbox.
There is a conference related to that topic starting today actually (CICM 2020). Registration might still be available. The subcategory that concerns things like math lingua is called mathematical knowledge management (MKM).
> They have no obligation to treat all sources of mail equally.

Yes they do, they have a legal monopoly on certain kinds of delivery and that comes with corresponding obligations.
By the time something is obvious it'll be a little late in the day.