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Tooth decay and Myopia have industries built behind them, there is no motivation to fix them.
it is not recruiters, most folks in corporates look at startups as competition, insubordinate, have a bias for action and understand business drivers much better
i am unable understand how do they figure out what to work on ?
Re:I will work for free on your Ruby project on Friday February 09, 2024 @11:53AM (#39316977)
i can use a ror expert to peer review my code in 5 hours. Or refactor a piece of ugly mess.
The world is in business now, almost everyone outside of conflict zone have a good standard of living that they wouldn’t want to be compromised.
Re:Megalodon shark was warm-blooded on Tuesday July 04, 2023 @09:56PM (#36594707)
my kid is a shark lover and would love to gift him one, any idea on where to buy and how to validate if it is original, thanks
At a famous Investment Bank, the guideline is “imagine what you type or say is a headline in front page of newspaper”
We have seen multiple firms and individuals breaking rules and regulations in a heavily regulated capital market. How do can things go by rules in a unregulated environment?
Re:Directory of canned responses. If you lack inspiration on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @02:11PM (#32416195)
thank you, can you please add a few for linkedin responses - congratulations on new job, promotion and sharing useful content.
Re:Tether Withdrawals Top $10B on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @07:03AM (#31490457)
what kind of interest income that this 70billion generate ?
Re:Ask HN: Is Ruby on Rails still relevant? on Tuesday April 26, 2022 @09:01PM (#31175053)
It is good for getting off the ground when validating an idea, but when it comes to 10+ team it gets difficult to hire or train people as there is a several fold larger pool of accessible Java developers.
Re:How we paid for the War on Terror on Monday August 23, 2021 @09:59PM (#28284345)
Military, Finance and Health spending by govts in turn fill the pockets of Enterprises, hand in glove with central govts, I am unable to even think of a remote possibility on how to break this nexus.
would be interesting to see how much each server can handle, that is engineering

Ask HN: Any grapevine about what would be AWS Strategy for Elastic

My understanding is given the new license terms, AWS will not be able to offer commercial Elastic features such as SIEM, Observability, AI/ML on their AWS Managed Elastic instances. This is going to be a bummer for folks who are planning to use Elastic beyond the App Search and Log aggregation use cases.Either way, the odds are stacked against Amazon Elasticsearch Service1) AWS ELK team will...

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Re:Tesla spent $1.5B in clean car credits on Bitcoin on Monday February 08, 2021 @08:37PM (#26072789)
i have to be on the news and talked about by everybody. i say this !
Re:AWS announces forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana on Thursday January 21, 2021 @10:02PM (#25867820)
for Elastic to be truly open source, we will need adoption and push by major players and the key difference is Google cloud and Azure not looking at Elastic opportunity
Re:AWS announces forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana on Thursday January 21, 2021 @09:59PM (#25867797)
very good point on lucene contributors making money
Re:A Month of Terraform on Monday November 23, 2020 @05:52AM (#25185462)
A very good summary, this resonates well with my views. Terraform survived because devops folks mostly come from non- programming background and have low expectations from a DSL. When developers look at TF, there are obvious things that glare
Re:Are Index Funds Communist? on Thursday January 17, 2019 @09:04PM (#18936443)
and we don’t talk about the enormous fees taken away behind the scenes in active investing
Re:Are Index Funds Communist? on Thursday January 17, 2019 @09:03PM (#18936433)
stock markets are a joke now, we have to give time for money to work or be invested by any company and wait a bit to see returns.

With micro-seconds investing by bots and algo, it has become more of gambling than investing.

Re:3D airplane visualization on Wednesday December 19, 2018 @06:32AM (#18714937)
responsive in mobile and quite addictive to play in mobile

good job

Re:GitLab sees huge spike in project imports on Tuesday June 05, 2018 @08:06AM (#17236856)
Gitlab is not ready for prime time, we tried setting up 2 weeks ago and were welcomed by several 500 errors. Our team was frustrated by the time we could on-board 4 members and ditched it.
Draw.io is a gem, with gdrive integration, it is easy to collaborate, embed and cross reference diagrams. We tried creatly before locking on draw.io

It is free btw

Re:MoneyGram Signs Deal to Work with Currency Startup Ripple on Friday January 12, 2018 @09:58PM (#16138026)
Are there any other blockchain use cases at scale more than that of RippleNet?
Re:The Most Expensive Mile of Subway Track on Friday December 29, 2017 @02:17AM (#16028178)
There is a burst of NY times articles with annoying paid plans
Individuals also create corporates to spend money, i can create a single owner entity and spend money like i am from my personal bank account
Are publicly traded companies not obligated to disclose profits and expenses, doesn't auditing help cover theses irregularities
Re:Efficient pagination of a SQL table with 100M records on Monday October 16, 2017 @07:31AM (#15482451)
Can u share a real-life use case for this problem, even in google, folks don't get past the 5th page. Last five can be accessed by reverse sorting.

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