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Esri World Imagery Wayback Machine(livingatlas.arcgis.com)
3 points by 19h 5y ago|0 comments
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by 19h 5y ago
To me $72k for a non-full-time project per year is still insane. The median senior engineer pay in Italy is around EUR 38k - up to EUR 78k if you have around a decade of experience.
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by 19h 5y ago
Evan You is getting EUR 14359 (~ $17450) per month via Patreon alone: https://www.patreon.com/evanyou . I don't know about "underfunded" but with that you can hire at least 3 full time senior developers in Ber
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by 19h 5y ago
Why doesn’t it find its own URL? Getting a 404 when searching for this very post.
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by 19h 5y ago
Rusoto was an amazing effort. I was pretty sad when it was semi-sunset, but then I realized how all of this was entirely voluntary work. There's been a massive amount of new AWS features recently and this made the inofficial SDKs lag b
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by 19h 5y ago
I’d find a list of files that have the least changes more interesting (excluding text files et al.). And then check if the lack of activity is related to the stability of the code, lack of use or its complexity.
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by 19h 5y ago
Reminds me that in 2019 I flew 17 times to the balearic islands from Germany and back for prices ranging from 1.99€ to 6.99€ per flight, it's about 20€ to 200€ right now. Missing the travel..
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by 19h 5y ago
I definitely was required to get written approval in multiple companies I worked at in Germany. Also it is legally enforceable as in it can be considered a valid and completely legal exception to usual termination protection.
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by 19h 5y ago
We’re testing lambdas by running it with Node and enabling the local testing code with an environment variable. Internally we’re just calling the lambda handler with fake parameters to enable bdd like testing. Entire test suite runs before
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by 19h 6y ago
> They aren't doing 20x replication. They do 20+20? erasure coding, so the overhead is 2x or less. With "sending that backup to 10 machines" I meant "egress 10x of 250GB" = 2500GB. With a pricing of $0.01 per GB
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by 19h 6y ago
That's pretty expensive. Storing a 250GB backup = $1. Sending to 2 machines 500GB - 250GB = $2.5. Sending to 10 machines 2500GB - 250GB = $22.5. How is storing this data so much cheaper than sending it? Especially given that it's
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by 19h 6y ago
You're very welcome :-) Thanks for the heads-up about the site! Fixed it.
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by 19h 6y ago
I guess we need to work on that drug-nerds-only appearance :-)
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by 19h 6y ago
Not sure who contacted you but one of them is definitely from Switzerland.
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No, I right clicked the notification bottom left and “opened image in new tab”. The point you’re missing here is that I’m not talking about their product but the notifications on their very own website.
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by 19h 6y ago
Example: https://beeketing.com/ (Google & 500 invested into it) It literally loads static images: https://beeketing.com/bundles/bkcore/sources/images/notifica... (replace 7 with numb
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by 19h 6y ago
or with MacPorts: > sudo port install smartmontools && sudo smartctl --all /dev/disk0
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by 19h 6y ago
IIRC you can just email the admins (check the FAQ) and they’ll help you out.
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NPM Is Down(status.npmjs.org)
27 points by 19h 6y ago|3 comments
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Apology by Apple for "erroneous flag": A Day Without Business(blog.charliemonroe.net)
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Everything Is Correlated(gwern.net)
162 points by 19h 7y ago|53 comments
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Bullshit. It’s literally saying “if your goal is to allow criminal activities”. Per TMG §8ff any service provider providing a free service whose traffic is neither filtered nor inspected bears neither responsibility nor is required to keep
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The actual study [1] isn't as much clickbait: > We find that long-term exposure to air pollution impedes cognitive performance in verbal and math tests. > We provide evidence that the effect of air pollution on verbal tests becom
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Async and Await in Rust: a full proposal(boats.gitlab.io)
388 points by 19h 8y ago|190 comments
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Fedora CoreOS, Red Hat CoreOS, and the future of Container Linux(coreos.com)
145 points by 19h 8y ago|64 comments