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by Corrado 3y ago
I appreciate the write-up and the nod to AWS RDS. However, I was wondering if there was any focus on AWS Aurora (MySQL)? For those that don't know, AWS build a protocol compatible database platform that pretends to be MySQL or Postgr
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by Corrado 3y ago
I just got back from the AWS re:Invent conference and it was full of AI stuff, most of which didn't make much sense. The biggest announcement was "Amazon Q" [0], the Amazon general purpose chatbot. They hooked it up to the
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by Corrado 3y ago
I'm pretty excited about this. This standard has a lot of things but the on-street charging would be a game changer for lots of folks. Sure you have to cart your own cable around but that's much better than dealing with "ex
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Musk Corrected on Twitter for Misleading Inclusivity Tweet(boingboing.net)
1 points by Corrado 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
AWS is pushing their ARM (Graviton) chips over the Intel ones. The price/performance is just better, generally speaking.
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by Corrado 3y ago
I have had a FireTV Cube for 3 years and it just keeps getting worse and worse. These full screen ads are the last straw. I'm replacing it with an Apple 4k+ unit as soon as I can.
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by Corrado 3y ago
Ok, I thought it might just be me. I have a FireTV Cube attached to my old plasma TV and I recently changed the "Ad Personalization" settings for it. When the full screen ads for "Monday Night Football" started appeari
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by Corrado 3y ago
I also noticed that Alexa, in general, has become a lot less useful in the past 6-12 months. It's nothing huge but just little things keep tripping me up. For example, I have several "unknown" devices in my Alexa config and
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by Corrado 3y ago
I have a FireTV Cube feeding my old plasma TV and I'm seeing the same full screen ads, so this is not limited to FireTV units.
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by Corrado 3y ago
I'm in the same boat with my in-laws. I even went so far as to set them up with a FireTV Recast box to DVR OTA broadcasts. Only later did I find out that Amazon had canceled the Recast program.
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by Corrado 3y ago
I think this is a wonderful gesture by Tesla and should be encouraged by the OSS community. It looks pretty complete to me, but even if it's missing some items (CAD files?) it's still a move in the right direction. My wish would
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by Corrado 3y ago
I love my Tesla but I'm super happy to see viable alternatives appear on the market. I can't wait for everyone to realize the benefits of EVs and everything that comes with them. My only concern is the quality of the offerings so
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by Corrado 3y ago
I was hoping to use something like this for my Son's Christmas tree but it needs 33v. For some reason I cannot find ANYTHING to drive the lights on this tree. The old, broken power supply is labeled as 33v @ 800mA (26w) but all the p
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by Corrado 3y ago
Plus battery technology is getting better and better. If the battery fails in my MX after 10 years I'm pretty sure that the replacement battery will be either cheaper or more performant, or possibly even both!
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by Corrado 3y ago
Your experience mirrors mine. On a recent trip to the UK we rented a Tesla Model 3 and the Supercharging experience was a breeze; no trouble at all. However, there was not a Supercharger near the hotel so I had to use another vendor and t
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by Corrado 3y ago
Yes, I think you could. However this type of interaction (screen sharing) is generally scheduled (stand up, all-staff, etc.) while most institutional learning is done off the cuff. For example, when I was a younger programmer I spent quit
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by Corrado 3y ago
> And if they can’t collaborate remotely, they may not be a good fit for a remote company. I work for a REMOTE first company and we had a junior developer that was struggling with not being in the office. The good news is that they were
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by Corrado 3y ago
Yes, you can drive the car without a Tesla.com account. You miss out on important features such as software updates, remote monitoring/alerting, and the ability to SuperCharge. However you can charge at home or at other Level 2 charg
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by Corrado 3y ago
Are parking signs so complex that we need AI to read them for us? If that's the case then I think we need to re-think something!
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by Corrado 3y ago
Darn it! We just started looking at using Loom to enhance our development efforts. I'm loath to add another Atlassian product to our lineup though.
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Crime isn't the full story: What else is affecting retailers in urban areas(cnn.com)
2 points by Corrado 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
I have a question; if some of the worlds trillionaires suddenly decided to dedicate massive amounts of funds to fighting climate change, would it work? Could we solve this problem simply by throwing money at it? For example, nuclear power
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by Corrado 3y ago
I never really considered "advanced malware protection" as a benefit of moving to the cloud. Knowing that a group is actively trying to detect and prevent abuses of my systems is comforting. It's one more thing that I don&#
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How AWS threat intelligence deters threat actors(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by Corrado 3y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
I can see smaller charging stations becoming a thing. Traditional "Gas Stations" are on the way out; they will be around for a long time but the clock is ticking. But that doesn't mean that people won't need those serv
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Electric Era’s EV charging station system design to attract gas station owners(theverge.com)
2 points by Corrado 3y ago|1 comments
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Everything you need to know about X CEO Linda Yaccarino's disastrous interview(mashable.com)
1 points by Corrado 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 3y ago
What about Team Fortress 2-2? It's TF2 on Source 2. :)
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by Corrado 3y ago
Try TF2! It's super fun and not competitive at all. Sure, its a little gimmicky but most of the players are in it for a good time and don't mind messing around a bit.
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by Corrado 3y ago
10 years ago my young child had fairy lights hung up in her room. They were really pretty and not too bright. However she didn't really have a way to turn them on/off without unplugging them. So, I remembered the "Clap on!

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