What are your differentiators and what are commodities that can be better served by better SaaS alternatives?
Whatever you do invest in the differentiators and manage risk (secure and compliant solutions).
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nogbit commented on Scientists wonder if shape of the universe is like a doughnut theguardian.com/science/a... · Posted by u/pseudolus
It’s more like a bagel, with everything.
When the bagel began it had everything all at once in one place.
Does any one find hard to eat a lot of protein (150g) in a 8 hour feeding window? I hate to live off of protein shacks.
Why 8hr? For the entire day eat 5 times and 200 plus grams is very doable. I only have one scoop of whey, and sometimes a bar, but everything else is lean Protein or carbs and fat that also have protein (oats, pb, yogurt)
nogbit commented on Many of today’s unhealthy foods were brought to you by Big Tobacco washingtonpost.com/wellne... · Posted by u/felixbraun
Your plate should be full of food from the outside edges of the grocery store. If it’s primarily full of food from the isles then you are eating wrong. There are exceptions (rice, oats etc) that are in the isles.
nogbit commented on The art of the desk setup (2021) arun.is/blog/desk-setup/... · Posted by u/bpierre
Another thing I notice is that all these desk setups look unnaturally tidy and uninhabited.
Show me your desk setup after an 8-hour workday with two overlapping deadlines, then we’ll talk.
Exactly, where’s the dirty bowl of mostly eaten oatmeal, the three empty cups of tea and the plate with sandwich crumbs. Add to that two cell phones, three laptops (one for each of your clients) and cables everywhere because the only tidy ones are your KVM cables for your personal PC and your employers laptop.
nogbit commented on How to create a Python package in 2022 mathspp.com/blog/how-to-c... · Posted by u/kieto
Fantastic article. A clickable TOC at the top would be a great addition.
nogbit commented on Cooling related failure (in Google London DC) status.cloud.google.com/i... · Posted by u/tardismechanic
My main confusion with this downtime is that neither their Cloud SQL nor Redis offerings managed to complete fail over despite my org having high availability enabled on both of those plans. Is there something I'm missing here? I would've suspected that failover would kick in for high availability instances and cause minimal downtime however its been almost 24 hours and our Cloud SQL instance is still stuck on attempting to fail over, not to mention that it comes at a premium. Wondering if anyone can help me understand what I'm missing or if the failover behaviour is not working. We've made our own workarounds in the mean time.
Relevant docs I've checked for behaviour:
https://cloud.google.com/memorystore/docs/redis/high-availab...
https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/high-availability
EDIT: Have found out from our ops team that the SQL instance recovered around 3am so it was down for approximately 9 hours -- which is still totally useless for something deemed HA.
That’s expected, Cloud SQL is not multi region. Clouds define HA as being multizonal, which you were.
Try Spanner if one region is not enough.
nogbit commented on We could have universal Covid vaccines soon slowboring.com/p/we-could... · Posted by u/alihm
I had it, before a vaccine was available, and it was a nothing burger, like it was for most 30-somethings. If you already have natural immunity, or 1-2 doses of the vaccine, there’s no point worry about it.
Two JJ vaccines. Two years I get by without getting it and living with someone who had it.
Got it this week, in my 40’s, it sucks and I haven’t been sick for 3 years.
For example, If you are a gym rat in the morning you can still do that yourself without the other person and then later in the day do the new things you never done before. The other person benefits as well. You don’t always have to be glued to the hip of the other.