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Is that much different than chat rooms or Omegle?

Slight correction - ‘ata’ means either father or grandfather (father of apples). The city was known to have a lot of apple trees in the surrounding mountains.

You're making very wild and invalid projections here.

The Okta effect?

Their own app is down too https://manage.auth0.com/

Hi, not really because my understanding is bigquery requires structured data but Stackdriver just expects a arbitrary json payload which can be queried from. Do you have any experience?

Have you looked into Google Cloud Logging (Stackdriver)? It's the most affordable and decent-enough solution we've found. The only issue is querying can be slow on large volumes.

Is paying extra 3-10% of your already expensive invoice worth the premium support that you _might_ need? Not sure I would consider that customer obsession... more like insurance.

For me, it's mostly the key bindings rather than the program itself. I use vim key bindings on whatever the latest $editor is rather than learning its keyboard navigation. I got introduced to vim very early on though.

I can't seem to find a link to the actual codebase? Good to see AWS console finally moving away from angular 1.

I guess that makes sense if it’s only for surface level addressing. I wasn’t sure if it’s supposed to be a deeper identity signal.

I’ve seen this forced at larger companies and Universities. I’m neutral on the topic of stating pronouns — could somebody with more knowledge explain the difference between including pronouns and age/sex/race/religion/ethnicity?

From my understanding, usage of pronouns is about not making any assumptions and being inclusive. So I’m just not sure what or where the line is.

Hi, I really don’t want to sound lazy but might as well ask the creator: where does n8n cloud fit compared to Pipedream or Autocode? I use pipedream a lot but curious if n8n is an alternative or solves something else.

I like Weave Cloud’s Prometheus hosting model — it’s per host, which is predictable and forecastable.

Curious why not use Timescale Cloud?

Once you incorporate your systems and teams workflows around a specific system, it’s hard to justify a migration to another system. Most companies (like ours) just eat the cost at that point.

Our company recently "graduated" from Intercom's early-stage program. Intercom is a mediocre product but their pricing does not make sense whatsoever. I exchanged about 20 emails (while being very slow) with their account rep only to find out even they don't understand their own pricing.

Here's some hot mess that's going on:

  * They A/B test their pricing page with completely different models. I've seen at least 3 different versions.
  * They charge by "active users" over last 90 days. A person is considered active if they've logged in to the site or was sent an email.
  * The pricing for products and add-ons are all over the place. In some places, they have an add-on listed as $199 (Product Tour) while others places have it as $119.
  * They try different "bundle" packages but yet it's impossible to tell what products or add-ons are actually included in each.

I noticed the algolia search is not very good and doesn’t go back as far. I think it limits results to 6 years or so.

Who do you think should regulate the “public”? ISPs, police, government?

DO doesn't have a great track record for customer trust. I run personal workload but couldn't recommend it over AWS to a larger company.

  - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23117660
  - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20064169

I prefer it. Too many clickbait titles otherwise.

I’m not sure if Zoom has an app for Teams but on Slack we just start a call with `/zoom`

I’ve done over a hundred technical interviews in the past 5 years. You can tell a lot about someone by quickly glancing over a project source code, comments, documentation, automation, etc vs talking to them for an hour or two. (to be clear I’m not talking about live coding or take-home problems)

There are bunch of people who can sound smart by just referencing stuff they read online or in the books.

I don’t focus on specific technologies or frameworks because everyone has different backgrounds. However I do focus on CS fundamentals and software engineering practices. These don’t say much about actual coding skills.

Isn’t BlueJeans just a wrapper around zoom?

Code search, access permissions, code owners, 3rd party integrations?

Thanks Patrick.

Does anybody know if there’s a strict requirement to use Stripe’s payment processing when part of Atlas? Or can you still use Adyen, authorize.net and the like?

It’s not very trivial to gain access to a 1password account:

1. Attacker needs access to the physical device of the account holder if they know the credentials.

2. Otherwise, they need to know credentials + secret key on a new device.

3. You can set up Google Auth to access the account in the first place, which can have its own separate 2fa (this is what we do)

I don’t know if you’re the OP but I didn’t mean it in a negative way. This is extremely well written and researched, better than most graduate student writings yet alone non-academics.