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[Borrado] #20041 Mar '21

r2d2rigo #20042 Mar '21 Inocente

A los afectados, eso os pasa por no haber migrado al Cloud™

Fyn4r #20043 Mar '21 Inocente

@Isvidal

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isvidal #20044 Mar '21

#20043 Vaya montaje.

No se si os acordais en MV del primer streaming de pajaros por alla en 2013? 2014? Que eran unas aguilas creo en un nido en un bosque con una camera, hilo epico.

Siempre he pensado que es un nicho a explotar este del streaming de la vida payesa

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Fyn4r #20045 Mar '21 Inocente

#20044 Abrí el stream por los memes y llevo 15 mins mirando como lo tienen todo montado, está bastante guapo, pudiendo cambiar cámaras y moverlas vía chat xD

Kaledros #20046 Mar '21

Los de IT de mi curro (empresa alemana) dicen que en OVH les han estimado la recuperación en una semana, que está toda la instalación eléctrica frita. Menuda juerga XD

desu #20047 Mar '21

#20040 Tienes experiencia en estos metodos?

https://www.jakubkonka.com/2013/10/13/exterior-penalty-functions.html
https://www.jakubkonka.com/2013/10/19/interior-penalty-functions.html
https://www.jakubkonka.com/2013/10/22/nelder-mead-simplex.html

Y sobre convex has estado tocado el framework que usan en tesla/spacex? ahora no lo encuentro se llama cvex o algo asi. Tienes amigos en tesla o spacex? edit: https://cvxgen.com/docs/index.html

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GuaNaGe #20048 Mar '21

ovh ardiendo imagino que lo habréis visto...

Fyn4r #20049 Mar '21 Inocente

#20047 de nolineal entiendo poco, conozco a gente que se dedica a eso, pero me peta la cabeza muy fuerte. Solo conozco a gente en Google, pero las or-tools no te van a ayudar en esto xd

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desu #20050 Mar '21

#20049 Uso z3. ortools es para pajeets.

Tengo que optimizar trayectorias de cohetes o nanosatelites, no para aterrizarlos por suerte...

Solo me faltaría en el resume explotar cohetes, pero bueno, si tengo la posibilidad lo pienso reventar como un fpero quemando prod un viernes porque no sabe lo que es un *.

Junior or Incompetent Peers
One of the easiest ways to be seen as a 10x engineer is to be surrounded by peers who just don't seem to be able to get anything done. Perhaps all of their peers are fresh new-grads (because why hire one senior engineer when you can get two new grads?) or are simply incompetent.

Unfortunately this can oftentimes be the hardest to detect or even just admit. But if you've ruled out all of the other situations, maybe you didn't find a diamond in the rough with your 10x engineer, maybe you just found a smooth and shiny rock and your comparison points are really rough.

Perhaps even more unfortunate, usually this engineer will leave pretty quickly. I don't have too much justification for this point other than my own experience where I've joined a team and after a few short weeks decided it wasn't a good fit!

I don't know of a good fix for this at an organization level other than investing in training. However, if you are a newish engineer and find yourself as a 10x engineer without any of the traits above, then it is time to find a new team or company.

_Rpv #20051 Mar '21

@vago_21 que tal la entrevista?

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[Borrado] #20052 Mar '21

#20051 todavía no me han concretado día, me da que voy a tener que seguir intentándolo, no sé qué habrá pasado

desu #20053 Mar '21

@eisenfaust ya me he puesto elixir y ando haciendo el tutorial

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26398960

Phoenix is practically built with this idea in mind.
My startup is built out of a single phoenix monolith. Only external dependency is postgres.

Despite this, I've managed to completely avoid all the typical scaling issues of a monolith. Need a service or background worker? I juts make a Genserver or Oban worker and mount it in the supervision tree. The Beam takes care of maintaining the process, pubsub to said service and error handling in the event of a crash.

I'm basicly getting all the best advantages of a monolith

one codebase to navigate, our team is TINY * all functionality is in libraries

And all the advantages of microservices without the associated costs. (orchestration, management etc)

bottleneck use cases can live on their own nodes

publish subscribe to dispatch background jobs

services that each focus on doing one thing really well

We've accomplished this all through just libraries and a little bit of configuration. At no point so far have we had to..

setup a message broker (phoenix pubsub has been fine for us. we can send messages between different processes on the server and to the clients themselves over channels)

setup external clusters for background workers. (Oban was drop in and jsut works. I'm able to add a new worker without having to tell devops anything. the supervision tree allocates the memory for the process and takes care of fault tolerance for me. That leaves me to focus on solving the business problems)

setup a second github repo. Its a monorepo and at out scale, its fine. We have one library for communicating to the database that every system just uses.

Eventually we'll probably have to start rethinking and building out separate services. But I'm happy that we're already able to get some of teh benefits of a microservice architecture while sticking to what makes monoliths great for mvps. It will be awhile before we need to think about scaling out web service. It just works. Leaves me more time to work on tuning out database to keep up!

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JuAn4k4 #20054 Mar '21

#20053 Es que no tiene sentido hacer un MVP metiendote en un bergenenal de ops con microservicios cuando tiras un monolito y a tomar por saco paco.

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desu #20055 Mar '21

#20054 no se a que viene tu mensaje la verdad

que esta hablando de tener un monolito en elixir donde todo son corutinas, actores, mete pubsub o lo que le sale da polla al toque....

ponte a hacer un monolito en java o python o javascript e intenta tener servicios escalables, tolerables, routings, ab testings y toda la pesca a ver que tal te sale.

como no te metas con akka o similares nada se acerca a esa solución y no estaria dentro del lenguaje sino que son librerias y frameworks externos...

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Wei-Yu #20056 Mar '21

#20055 Yo estoy contigo, pero esto es un trabajo y el mundo real, si te toca hacer la guarrada la haces aunque sepas que esta mal. No le des mas vueltas.

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brew #20057 Mar '21

Han petado alguna BBDD famosa recientemente?

Están intentando entrar en discord con mi contraseña y la usaba en algún sitio más.

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Kaledros #20058 Mar '21

#20057 https://haveibeenpwned.com/

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brew #20059 Mar '21

#20058 nada,por el email no es.
A saber de dónde o un error de discord mandando mensajes como loco

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[Borrado] #20060 Mar '21

Viernes!!!

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desu #20061 Mar '21

A page from the 1990 (a year after I started) campus recruiting brochure. The entire frame of reference was “college” and to those of us graduating the feel of the brochure was very much like the typical glossy brochures used by real colleges at the time. Unicycle jousting was always a favorite for the press as was juggling. The golf game was legendary in Apps and was practiced for many years in the evening as “swing around the wing” that began with the Excel team. It became increasingly risky to the physical plant until facilities had their say.