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dvnguyen commented on I am rich and have no idea what to do   vinay.sh/i-am-rich-and-ha... · Posted by u/vhiremath4
reilly3000 · 8 months ago
Work on affordable housing tech. There is a huge need for housing at all levels, and I really believe the lower end could be revolutionized by new materials and techniques, along with novel approaches to land use. You could make a real meaningful contribution and choose to make money or not along the way.

Or whatever you want really. I recently contemplated what I would do if I won the lottery and arrived at that conclusion. Hopefully you arrive at yours.

dvnguyen · 8 months ago
I am interested in affordable housing. Is inefficient tech the biggest contributor to housing cost?
dvnguyen commented on Show HN: Self-Host Next.js in Production   github.com/opennextjs/ope... · Posted by u/vednig
grrowl · 9 months ago
You can "self-host" as in `next build` and `next serve`, but it runs as a monolothic runtime. Next-on-vercel compiles each api route to a serverless function and supports various additional flavours of server side rendering of pages. Open Next is being able to run like Next-on-vercel but on AWS, your own infra, Cloudflare Workers, and others.
dvnguyen · 9 months ago
Gotcha. That means if I run Next for just frontend + server side rendering stuff then I can always self host it?
dvnguyen commented on Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout   seattletimes.com/business... · Posted by u/mji
sbarre · a year ago
When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue.

That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.

dvnguyen · a year ago
How do you fine profits?
dvnguyen commented on The Great Migration from MongoDB to PostgreSQL   infisical.com/blog/postgr... · Posted by u/thunderbong
phamilton · a year ago
Some things that are nice in Postgres and missing in MySQL:

- Create constraints as NOT VALID and later VALIDATE them. This allows you to create them without expensive locks.

- explain (analyze, buffers). I miss this so much.

- Row level security.

- TOAST simplicity for variable text fields. MySQL has so many caveats around row size and what features are allowed and when. Postgres just simplifies it all.

- Rich extension ecosystem. Whether it's full text search or vector data, extensions are pretty simple to use (even in managed environments, a wide range of extensions are available).

Is that (and more) enough for me to migrate a large MySQL to postgres? No. But I would bias towards postgres for new projects.

dvnguyen · a year ago
How about HA and horizontal scaling? I’ve heard that MySQL excels in that area.
dvnguyen commented on Pixel owners report problems after installing January 2024 Google Play update   bleepingcomputer.com/news... · Posted by u/buildbot
newprint · 2 years ago
Pixel owner here. Lately my phone been very slow or acting out. That explains it. Last year or few years ago, Google released update that broke Bluetooth on Pixels. Google's team released the update, broke things, went out for extended Christmas break and fixed things a few months later. I'm not fan of the Apple phones and the fact that they cost a fortune, but I don't recall them putting out hardware breaking updates.
dvnguyen · 2 years ago
I don't see myself switching to an Android phone but iPhone updates do break things. Since upgrading to latest iOS, both my phone (personal and work) keyboards are unusable if I enable both English and Vietnamese keyboards. Looks like there's a bug in their keyboard prediction engine. It's been 4 months and I don't see they fix it yet.
dvnguyen commented on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2023)    · Posted by u/whoishiring
mmccarty79 · 2 years ago
NVIDIA | $175,000 - $333,500 / annum | Full-time | Remote US and Europe | Senior Engineer, Infrastructure, Build, and Packaging - RAPIDS

NVIDIA’s data science and AI platforms, like the RAPIDS open source suite of analytics libraries, power modern data science and engineering across the world. The team builds or integrates dozens of tools, collaborating with both commercial partners and the open source community. We are looking for an outstanding senior engineer to play a key role in packaging, automation, and related infrastructure.

This role is perfect for an enthusiastic generalist who knows or wants to learn technologies ranging from the guts of Python wheels, Conda packages, and CUDA/C++ libraries on up the stack through Docker and Github Actions. You will have the opportunity to contribute to both open source and enterprise platforms trusted by our largest partners. You will be able to improve deployment on next-generation, pre-release NVIDIA hardware and software platforms and contribute back to help major GPU-accelerated packages fit in well with the open source Python ecosystem.

Full job desc is here: https://nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSit...

Note: this post is just covering one opening from our team in particular, but NVIDIA has hundreds of other open roles here: https://nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSit...

dvnguyen · 2 years ago
Thanks! What’s the best way to apply?
dvnguyen commented on Ask HN: What is your experience in tech consulting?    · Posted by u/ggwp99
osullip · 3 years ago
I run a consulting firm.

Get one client. Do an amazing job. Use that to tell other clients what you do.

Be specific. Most people outside tech have no idea how it works. Tell them what they will get.

Increased sales, reduced costs, better productivity. Whatever it is you do, forget about the tech and talk about the benefits.

Get your elevator pitch right. Mine is "I help businesses fix their procedures". People then say "You know, I could introduce you to my friend...."

Business first, tech last.

dvnguyen · 3 years ago
What would be a good way to get the very first client if I’m a nobody outside of my tiny friend and colleagues circles?
dvnguyen commented on Moving Away from UUIDs (2018)   neilmadden.blog/2018/08/3... · Posted by u/Alupis
eric4smith · 3 years ago
I had a database table where I used UUID as primary key. Big mistake. Haunts us to this day.

Not sortable. Takes a lot of space. Table relationships are annoying. Etc.

What we do instead is have a secondary UUID key and keep Bigint as primary keys. Then use the UUID column in the external context instead.

UUIDs are fine for 99.99999% of the time in your own domain.

Don’t expect universal uniqueness across all domains.

dvnguyen · 3 years ago
Just curious to learn: when do you need sortable primary keys?
dvnguyen commented on Twitter for iOS Updated with New $8 Subscription Offering Verification   apps.apple.com/us/app/twi... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
Finnucane · 3 years ago
Elon needs cash.
dvnguyen · 3 years ago
Who doesn’t in this economy?
dvnguyen commented on Ask HN: Ways to run container inside container for development purpose?    · Posted by u/dvnguyen
fuero · 3 years ago
Podman https://podman.io/ works fine, I use it to build container images on Kubernetes.
dvnguyen · 3 years ago
Do you run Docker inside Podman, Podman inside Docker, or Podman inside Podman?

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