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by 010a 10y ago
Dynamo might fill this need for you; you can provision a 1/1 table for less than a dollar per month and just put everything in it. Dynamo will bank some provisioned throughput for you to allow bursting, and the client apis all implemen
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by 010a 10y ago
Yup, last I checked you can create GKE clusters as small as 1 node.
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by 010a 10y ago
That's a terrible argument considering Hyper gives you no fine-grained control over instance types. You just get a linearly-increasing allocation of CPU cores and RAM.
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by 010a 10y ago
There are ways to organize your lambdas to get around the 300s timeout. In classic AWS fashion... you just need to give them more money. Look for ways to divide-and-conquer your lambdas into smaller parts. If you need to run some logic for
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by 010a 10y ago
Lambda is already limited enough when it comes to how you can write the functions. I'm not even sure how you'd write a generic JS/Python/Java function on DPL, unless its got some functionality which I'm not aware of
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by 010a 10y ago
Please fix it and get these products back on the market so I can get my order in.
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by 010a 10y ago
The Blade Pro is priced at $3700, which puts it in another class incomparable to the MBP.
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by 010a 10y ago
I was really sad to see the new bars get pulled. Hopefully they get the issues sorted out and get those back on the market; I'll happily be the first to renew my subscription plan.
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by 010a 10y ago
You could say the same thing for removing serial ports, or floppy drives, or CD drives. People used them when Apple got rid of them. People whined. Apple still did it. We don't miss them anymore. Its possible Apple could go too far, bu
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by 010a 10y ago
Curious: Does the usage of CoreOS replace Docker OSX's virtualbox linux VM it uses? And if not, is there any reason why KubeSolo couldn't be designed to run on that VM, just to save resources?
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by 010a 10y ago
I would take an 8% raise. If I'm working from home, that is one less capital expense the company has to invest in me, in the form of office space and office perks. I would not volunteer to work from home if it had any chance of decreas
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by 010a 10y ago
Most of those points are fearmongering, outdated, opinions, or improperly cited. Every database has problems. Mongo has more than most. But I honestly think people dislike it so vehemently primarily because they've monetized so strongl
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by 010a 10y ago
Its not an $80 VR headset. The thing that goes around your head is $80, but the expensive part is that phone which you put in the front, which needs a 1440p display (minimum) to avoid the screen-door effect.
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by 010a 10y ago
iPhone 7+ is a much better comparison considering the size of the first two devices.
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by 010a 10y ago
On one hand, normal GPU mining is practically never efficient with respect to the cost of electricity. Even in a hyper-efficient datacenter, Bitcoin mining is now dominated by thousands of ASIC miners who are running hardware a hundredth th
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by 010a 10y ago
Don't confuse Node with Javascript. Node and the browser are where all the async behavior comes from, not JS. Specifically; if you've ever done any backend coding in Meteor, there is practically no async behavior at all. But I do
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by 010a 10y ago
You should check out kops. It seems to me like its one level of abstraction above kubeadm, and makes creating clusters on AWS _ridiculously_ easy (one command).
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by 010a 10y ago
Are you aware how much 0.25% of $800 billion dollars is? Now, go ahead and complain about a $60M compensation.
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by 010a 10y ago
The difference between $60k and $60M, for a fund nearly a trillion dollars large, is worth it if that person worth $60M can eek out even a few extra basis points in returns. Despite what many people believe, there are those out there who ha
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by 010a 10y ago
Are you forgetting about dividends?
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by 010a 10y ago
Best solution is a dedicated secret management tool. K8S has secret capabilities built in, or something like Hashicorp Vault. Alternatively, I've used something as simple as DynamoDB to distribute config information and secrets to serv
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by 010a 10y ago
Hosting yourself is still way cheaper. But services like S3 do get cheaper. When S3 was released in 2006, it cost $0.150/gb*month. That price underwent a half-dozen or so cuts every couple years to reach its current price of $0.03. Its
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by 010a 10y ago
Agreed. I keep a server at home, not because I want to but because I have to. The cost of cloud storage and compute, relative to what you can field in your closet, is inordinate. You do pay the premium for not managing it yourself. Its my h
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by 010a 10y ago
Fundamentally, it is fewer things that I _have_ to trust. The shim which defines an image should be much easier to grok than the entire application.
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by 010a 10y ago
GKE/Kubernetes does fill that requirement; its not as simple as GAE, but its one step closer to bare metal.
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by 010a 10y ago
Am I insane, or are you and the commentators below unknowingly describing Terraform? https://www.terraform.io/
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by 010a 10y ago
Oh yeah, I think I remember the FDIC doing something similar to this.
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by 010a 10y ago
And it adds nothing to the conversation, and has spawned an entire subthread of comments like ours which also adds nothing to the conversations. Its exactly the type of comment that should be banned from HN.
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by 010a 10y ago
I've been heavily using it since what must have been early closed beta, and cannot recall ever having this issue. Might be something that isn't quite so widespread.
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by 010a 10y ago
Cloud PubSub is also missing, which I've always heard is one of the better parts of Google's cloud offerings.

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