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by 727374 14y ago
This is what I've been looking for - trip ideas based on a vague spec. Speed isn't actually as important to me getting a comprehensive list of options. If you take my order and then email me the results in 30 minutes, that's better than 3
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by 727374 14y ago
You only need an azure account if you want to deploy your app, the last step. If you just want to run locally and check out python in VS, you don't need an account.
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by 727374 14y ago
I'm not terribly worried about ex-team members improperly accessing accounts and the like. There are pretty powerful legal deterrents in place to prevent this not to mention that I believe our team is trustworthy. Plus, common sense dicta
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by 727374 14y ago
We're using it for a bigish platform (10mm monthly uniques). PAAS Deployment is really nice. Also, knowing servers will be automatically patched in a timely manner is awesome. Support was very good but I've heard it's going downhill. SQ
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by 727374 14y ago
It's the annual February Azure meltdown. Last year they had a leap year bug that decimated Compute in multiple regions. http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/03/azure-leap-year...
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by 727374 14y ago
For people that do this kind of stuff, does it improve your day to day memory and are there other practical uses?
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by 727374 14y ago
Yep. Just times by three if you live in SF with a family.
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by 727374 14y ago
Databases typically don't scale horizontally with so much ease. Scaling high "write" data stores is not a trivial problem. But I feel your pain.
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by 727374 14y ago
Selling a put is a long position. If you meant buying a put, I'd assume that's against policy too. Or else that's a really simple loophole. I totally agree with point #1 though. People should be able to diversify their risk.
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by 727374 14y ago
E.G. this article. The author takes an authentic issue (managers concerned about work from home abuse) and frames it by adding bunch of distracting BS. I'm not saying framing is bad, but it's inherently manipulative.
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by 727374 14y ago
"framed properly without the bullshit" -- adding to my list of interesting oxymorons.
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by 727374 14y ago
Just because HBO could pick up customers by offering their service on the internet doesn't mean they'd increase profits as their other revenue streams could be cannibalized - DVD/iTunes/Amazon sales, cable subscriptions, etc. My guess is th
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by 727374 14y ago
What a bizarre post. A company could have entered a different market and killed it 5 years ago... however that market has still yet to materialize, whereas the market that the company actually entered was rather lucrative. Also, Steve Job
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by 727374 14y ago
What really irks me are the weak excuses in that blog entry. I don't care that it was a 3rd party plugin or that you wanted to encrypt the passwords. You screwed up and endangered your users.