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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
Your broad point is obviously correct (most outages are caused by code or config changes) but there are still classes of failures that can happen without any real changes, like various performance degradations (maybe your table grows too la
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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
Yes and no. I think we'd all agree that large tech companies have tons of really obvious staffing inefficiencies. There are many teams working on what are essentially vanity projects and many other teams have more staffing than they re
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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
Why would you assume it's about politics instead of the whole "shitty asshole boss who has open contempt for you and your coworkers, who is promising to massively overwork you, who might fire you any moment and has already fired h
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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
>his mysterious business partner Gary Wang has suspected ties to the CCP. What, just because he's Chinese-American? Is there any basis for this or is it just racism?
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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted, it's accurate. Sam made a lot of money in crypto from 2017 to 2019 before founding FTX. He also went to MIT, not Stanford, and I think is a good example of someone who had privilege (via being born into
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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
Sorry but this reads to me like someone who doesn't really know what they're talking about. First, I think you have totally mischaracterized or misunderstood that interview. Second, he is obviously a smart guy; I'm not claimi
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by dfghbbjiiugb 4y ago
Yes, people know him. He's a math-y guy (and seemed like a reasonably nice and genuine person). He wasn't just a Jane Street intern, he worked there for a few years full time before striking out on his own. Doesn't seem so ha