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by aspir 15d ago
Yeah The Who's hiring format isn't a perfect fit for how we have it structured. In general, engineering can hire remote first if there's a good fit, and we have local entities or EOR processes for every EU country (to the bes
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by aspir 15d ago
> In terms of the style of reasoning, of the futurists reviewed, he's probably closest to Kurzweil, in that he uses numbers to give a kind of aura of credibility, but if you know something about the topic he's discussing or loo
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by aspir 15d ago
*Fastly | Software Engineers (Senior, Staff, Principal) | US, UK, EU, APAC ONSITE PREFERRED | Full-time* When you look at the headers of major websites, you’ll see us. If it has to be performant, secure, scaled worldwide, and always-on, it
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by aspir 3mo ago
Fastly | Software Engineers (Senior, Staff, Principal) | REMOTE or ONSITE (multiple countries) | Full-time When you look at the headers of major websites, you’ll see us. If it has to be performant, secure, scaled worldwide, and always-on, i
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by aspir 4mo ago
Fastly | Software Engineers (Senior, Staff, Principal) | REMOTE (US, UK, EU) or ONSITE | Full-time When you look at the headers of major websites, you’ll see us. If it has to be performant, secure, scaled worldwide, and always-on, it uses F
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by aspir 4mo ago
At this point, the thread has over 700+ comments, but if any impacted Cloudflare folks see this and are interested in working on the same shape of problems, Fastly posted our "Who's Hiring?" for May at this link https:/
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One year of using ForeverNotes and AI to build a scribe system(austinspires.com)
2 points by aspir 5mo ago|1 comments
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by aspir 5mo ago
How I've starting using the ForeverNotes model on top of Apple notes as a lightweight note tracking system, only to slowly extend and evolve it via various AI tools until I build a full scribe / second brain system
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by aspir 5mo ago
We didn't want to get too wordy with a post like this. But to be honest, if you are knowledgeable enough to spot that kind of gap, you might be a perfect fit for what we are working on ;)
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by aspir 5mo ago
Fastly | Software Engineers (Senior, Staff, Principal) | REMOTE (US, UK, EU) or ONSITE | Full-time When you look at the headers of major websites, you’ll see us. If it has to be performant, secure, scaled worldwide, and always-on, it uses F
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by aspir 11mo ago
This is an unfortunate state of all open source. The entire economic model is broken, but PSF is one of the better operationalized groups out there. Not to completely change the topic, but to add context, the Ruby Central drama that has unf
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by aspir 11mo ago
This isn't good for the PSF, but if these "poison pill" terms are a pattern that applies to all NSF and (presumably) other government research funding, the entire state of modern scientific research is at risk. Regardless of
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by aspir 1y ago
Disclaimer: not only am I a Fastly employee, I'm the Fastly employee quoted in the register article originally linked. We'd argue our stance and focus are a bit different. Our stance is -- we help eng teams and the open web with w
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by aspir 1y ago
The story in the editor's note is charming enough that it's worth calling out: >Thanks to UC alumnus Luama Mays, JD ’66, for sharing a copy of the declaration with UC Magazine. Mays was a pilot who befriended Armstrong while th
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by aspir 1y ago
Optimistically, only 5% of the things that AI is bolted on to today will provide any value over time (which is better than the 0% rate for Blockchain a few years ago). My exhaustion comes from having to constantly sift through the fluff to
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by aspir 1y ago
I will say -- a higher-end bot detection service should provide paper trails on the block actions they take (this may not be available for freemium tiers, depending on the vendor). But to your point, the real kicker is the "many sites
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by aspir 1y ago
Yeah, I definitely don't want to pivot this thread into a product pitch, as the important thing is helping the open-source projects, but we can work with the maintainers to tune the systems to be as strict/lax as preferred. I&#x27
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by aspir 1y ago
Just a callout that Fastly provides free bot detection, CDN, and other security services for FOSS projects, and has been for 10+ years https://www.fastly.com/fast-forward (disclaimer, I work for Fastly and help with this pr
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Fastly launches free developer accounts(fastly.com)
39 points by aspir 2y ago|11 comments
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by aspir 2y ago
200GB and 2 Million monthly requests; Unlimited L3/4 DDoS mitigation; WebSockets and Push Notifications; K/V store
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by aspir 5y ago
Is that what they already did? https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/business/peloton-recall-t...
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by aspir 5y ago
Salesforce development. There's a real learning curve, but Salesforce provides really good teaching academies and certification processes. For an enterprise company, there is no data more important or highly valued than the CRM. Also a
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by aspir 6y ago
One answer - It's much, much harder to build and operate a global network infrastructure that it might seem. It's also even harder to invent some sort of "killer feature" or other genuine innovation on the experience. Yo
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by aspir 8y ago
What you're proposing is testing two different variables in the same experiment. To dial in nutrition research, it's more traditional to control kcal count and test different nutritional quality, or control quality and vary kcal c
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by aspir 8y ago
I'm an amateur olympic-style weightlifter with a similar schedule to yours, and after trying every trick diet in the book I've come to the same conclusion. The only real advantage I can see from diets like paleo, keto, etc. is tha
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by aspir 9y ago
I dunno, that sounds pretty good honestly. The only info I have on AWS's service is testimonials, so I don't have anything concrete. The industry we obsessively study/studied was hospitality, where service is literally the di
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by aspir 9y ago
I work for an competitor to an AWS product. We've grown rapidly over the past ~7 years in a generally competitive (lots of startups, some really old tough incumbent companies). Without revealing too much on our end, here's some le
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by aspir 9y ago
Slack is going to have to do a better job of educating new users as they grow. Assuming that these large, traditional enterprises will know how to use the tool without some sort of guardrails or deeper education will be problematic and like
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by aspir 10y ago
Make no mistake, the lifelong servitude of Mandela and Gandhi is so far beyond the work of a businessman, however groundbreaking and amazing Musk is, that it's a societal disgrace to humanity to reference them as equals. I write this a
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by aspir 11y ago
> Reddit is owned by a billion dollar company, and does not need to be profitable. Tell that to Myspace. A property as expensive as reddit has to have a clear road to profitability or it's going to get the axe. Conde Nast isn't

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