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Why are my Go executable files so large?(cockroachlabs.com)
6 points by Dunedan 8y ago|2 comments
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Probably worth mentioning GerdaOS ( https://gerda.tech/ ), the first try to bring custom ROMs to KaiOS phones.
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by Dunedan 8y ago
That's not accurate. From the S3 management console user guide[1]: > You can delete an empty bucket, and when you're using the AWS Management Console, you can delete a bucket that contains objects. If you delete a bucket that c
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by Dunedan 8y ago
> Is there a better way to surf the web, retrieve the source code of the pages and extract data from them ? Yes, of course! To get the source code of a web site you don't need a browser and all its complexity. It makes me so sad how
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by Dunedan 8y ago
The past couple of days I took a deeper look into the RAM usage of Android Studio as I had my fair share of problems with it. I'm not sure what the 3GB you mentioned include, but I made the following observations: - Android Studio itse
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by Dunedan 8y ago
What's really a shame is that with each new version of LineageOS a lot of devices are dropped from being supported. I have some perfectly functioning devices (including a 2014 flagship device from Samsung), which will very likely stay
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by Dunedan 8y ago
As long as Thunderbolt is enabled. If I'm not mistaken disabling Thunderbolt completely should be a viable workaround. It's essentially the same situation we had with Firewire: Just blacklist the driver and all should be good. As
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Back then we already had the bucket for a few years and the person who set it up probably didn't think about the implications and simply chose to use the AWS-provided bucket URL. And that person isn't alone. If you look around, yo
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by Dunedan 8y ago
S3 traffic cost is a funny topic. I remember ~3 years ago we had an issue with AWS, where they kept charging us for web traffic to an S3 bucket we deleted. When we complained, their response was like: Well, then stop sending traffic to that
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by Dunedan 8y ago
As usual with such benchmarks, I miss performance comparisons over time. Did Fargate outperform the other two solutions because it's generally faster or because API Gateway was just slow during the few minutes that benchmark took? What
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Is that really the case? So far all companies I worked for had a wave-like pattern for customer generated workloads, simply because of the locality of the customers. It doesn't even matter if it's a globally used product, as some
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by Dunedan 8y ago
I'm a big fan of pre-commit ( https://pre-commit.com/ ) for common git hooks.
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by Dunedan 8y ago
On the MacBook Pro 2016 and 2017 they weren't completely identical, as the TB3 ports on the right side only provided 20Gbit/s instead of the "full" 40Gbit/s. Check out https://www.macrumors.com/2016&
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by Dunedan 8y ago
I'm wondering what would happen if you'd send a GDPR request for deletion of personal data to such a DNA sequencing company. While you might not have sent them any of your DNA, relatives of you might have sent them theirs. Since D
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Or maybe Chinese customers are just more sensitive to price increases than customers in other countries?
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by Dunedan 8y ago
> BREAKING: Apple warns on Q1 results My guess is that the round of price increases we saw last year was too much, so more and more people decided to switch away from Apple.
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Reader mode is an alternative which provides even better readable results.
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by Dunedan 8y ago
I was reading an article the other day and it took me a moment to realize that it was talking about flash as in software and not about flash as in flash storage. Based on the headline I thought Rachel would write about the same, so I was qu
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Great. So we have now another meaning for FaaS (Functions as a Service vs. Firmware as a Service). I was slightly confused while reading that article until I noticed that they're talking about Firmware as a Service (whatever that even
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by Dunedan 8y ago
As far as I know there is no upper limit of requests for DynamoDB. There is a default limit of 40.000 requests per second for provisioned capacity as well as for on-demand capacity, but you can get that increased upon request. See https:&#
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by Dunedan 8y ago
This article is already pretty outdated. According to Jim Scharf with DynamoDB On-Demand you don't really have to care anymore about DynamoDB's implementation details, like partitioning: https://twitter.com/jim_sch
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by Dunedan 8y ago
> You still have to spend a lot of labor/resources maintaining and managing dynamodb. Do you? At least with DynamoDB On-Demand there shouldn't be much maintenance left to do.
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Not Mac mini specific, but affecting every Mac with T2-chip. Still unclear why. For more details see: https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux/issues/71
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by Dunedan 8y ago
In Firefox you can add a bookmark and set a keyword for that bookmark. If the URL of the bookmark contains "%s", it'll get replaced by everything you type in the URL bar after the keyword. For example I have a bookmark for Wi
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by Dunedan 8y ago
DigitalGlobe did something like that recently: http://blog.digitalglobe.com/industry/sending-data-from-spac...
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by Dunedan 8y ago
There are DynamoDB Local[1] and AWS SAM CLI[2], both from AWS, which allow you to self-host DynamoDB and AWS Lambda functions. ;) That said, I agree with your argument, but found it rather funny that you just picked two AWS services you ca
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by Dunedan 8y ago
AWS just released a solution to run any programming language on AWS Lambda: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-for-aws-lambda-use-any-...
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by Dunedan 8y ago
With DynamoDB On-Demand AWS handles scaling transparently for the customer. So they'll definitely scale, but as a customer you shouldn't notice it. I'm quite curious how that works out in practice with rapidly changing reques
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by Dunedan 8y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18554318
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by Dunedan 8y ago
There was already had DynamoDB Auto Scaling to achieve that. Main benefit of DynamoDB On-Demand from my point of view is: - easier setup (a single setting instead of configuring auto scaling rules and policies for the table and all its indi

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