dayone

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by dayone 11y ago
i have been to europe. trust me, the so-called stars of european tech community are definitely overhyped. Not only do they solve much smaller problems, their beliefs and thoughts are really small too. The engineers they attract are very ave
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by dayone 11y ago
jordan, agree fully with your assessment. i have experienced significant challenges in keeping elasticsearch in green since it just loves to failover at times without prior notice, while seeming to work smoothly otherwise!
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by dayone 11y ago
this is very bad for your health. if possible avoid any caffinated drinks or stitch to healthier ones like green tea.
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Sluggish demand in Starbucks Indian outlets(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
2 points by dayone 11y ago|0 comments
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by dayone 11y ago
I upvoted. You spoke from the heart!
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by dayone 11y ago
Dropbox is a resource hog. Unless i want my windows machine to fireup on RAM, fan speed, hard disk usage and stall, I avoid running Dropbox in background. Onedrive works better for me!
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by dayone 11y ago
After foundation db leaving users in lurch, i'll be more careful while trusting other products.
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by dayone 12y ago
Spot on! > How to be a 10x engineer: Incur technical debt fast enough to appear 10x as productive as the ten engineers tasked with cleaning it up. We have a guy in our onsite team that keeps making our user facing application suck with h
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by dayone 12y ago
> Lots of coffee turns me into a highly alert rambler. not good for health if done daily.
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by dayone 12y ago
my learning is to approach "fads" with some skepticism and wait for market to give a thumbs up before you try.
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by dayone 12y ago
improve upon the existing ideas which are poorly executed.
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by dayone 12y ago
I agree with this point. The purpose of an ad need not always be to make a immediate action (like a purchase or signup), but also about creating awareness and reminding people about a brand and its products. This is what most ads in printed
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by dayone 12y ago
Elasticsearch is much more cumbersome to setup. I think Postgres' wins in relative ease of setting up.
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by dayone 12y ago
this is a awesome post. for most web applications, installing solr/elasticsearch for full-text search capability in addition to a sql database is highly time and maintainence intensive. Postgres for both storing and searching is really
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by dayone 12y ago
Own delivery network is already happening in India by Amazon where the delivery partners are not that reliable/costly. Surprising to see e-commerce players take solutions from developing markets to developed markets, rather than the ot
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A (Google employee's) Personal Reflection On Google+(techcrunch.com)
4 points by dayone 12y ago|0 comments