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by InGodsName 8y ago
Wouldn't it be better to fly stealth drone into the concert which captures photos then sell it in under ground market to fans.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Exploring and making money can be one and the same thing too. I was exactly feeling like this before i started budiness then i found friends to take over the boring parts.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
There is normal in Japan/Korea/China hell even India in Mumbai where people are more outgoing. Also, how much money do you need for education in uk these days? People look at risk vs reward. Sex is no longer a tabbo and arguably i
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by InGodsName 8y ago
We use Serverless lambda + api gateway + cognito, there is no room for getting hacked.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
We used Haskell in an adnetwork to filter traffic and detect traffic fraud. Railway oriented piplines are ideal for this kind of processing where Haskell proved to be very useful. That said now we code exclusively in Rust/Go but the fr
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Email me your resume, we operate in ad tech space. We are based in Europe+Asia Our team is 100% remote.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
We use Lambda authorizers, how do you use cognito
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Once we lost the user account DB at a startup to database data loss and some other day, someone logged into mongodb and dropped all the tables and backups were not test before, so they did not work. After that we no longer store these detai
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Sorry, if it's a stupid question. Is that what git blame does
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by InGodsName 8y ago
There is also a sunk cost fallacy which keeps people trapped.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Joke is usually a lie in disguise -Alex
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Yeaa but if you go to some third world countries, you'll see high tax rate yet not enough benefits for your tax rate. Prime example is India where people still have power cuts yet business/salaried middle class pays north of 30% t
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by InGodsName 8y ago
No, but it certainly can be used for money laundering and tax evasion. It removes the need to trust a bookie or agent to move money offshore. There are lawyers/accountants in Switzerland and Hong Kong who will help you launder money fr
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Bitcoin will rise again. Bitcoin removes the need to trust a bookie/agent to move money offshore. Whenever flow of money is possible between a safe haven and a corrupt/socialist big country with high tax rate/more population
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by InGodsName 8y ago
They do filter the malacious traffic if you use their loadbalancer. Loadbalancer is shared across the user accounts, so amazon has to stop the ddos. They've very effective network level ddos detector/filtering
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by InGodsName 8y ago
They do filter the malacious traffic if you use their loadbalancer. Loadbalancer is shared across the user accounts, so amazon has to stop the ddos. They've very effective network level ddos detector/filtering
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Can we extract the prasite and sell it as entrepreneur drink now?
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by InGodsName 8y ago
I forgot to mention, lambda model is very easy to reason about and costs can be forecasted with more accuracy than running a VM. Once you have setup Lambda in one region You just need to loop through the list of regions and deploy your lamb
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by InGodsName 8y ago
We did go that route as well in past but costs were insane, experienced talent hard to find and doesn't come cheap. Cloud has talent working in the background on AWS's payroll, they've better ability too hire at scale than wh
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Yes, we used baremetal and digital ocean before that. Why? Mostly because of cost and it seemed simple than building out stuff on cloud services. Every Friday night, our services got ddosed by our competitors. Provider would nullroute our I
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Using redshift for metrics, mostly OLAP. Think about drilldown to 3 level, based on device, os, placement, country, ISP etc... along with click stats per variable. I've never used elastic search for this. Before that used bigquery but
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by InGodsName 8y ago
What exactly does it run on GPU. Is it a dropin replacement for Term2 or i lose lots of things?
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by InGodsName 8y ago
This doesn't apply to product (Flipkart/Alibaba/Zoho/Chargebee) companies in India/China, they are at par with West in their workflow/culture.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Would be cool if it shows code in most common programming languages
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Today we use For database, we use RDS/Dynamodb Redis for cache. Dynamodb is better in cases where we want to localize the latency of our regional lambdas. RDS for everything else like dashboard entity storage etc.. Cloudwatch prints lo
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by InGodsName 8y ago
When you get network level ddos on digital ocean, they can't save you. This rules out small clouds for us. So, we use GCP Azure AWS exclusively because of their ability to defy network level ddos.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Yeaa improvising can really produce good stuff. See: https://youtu.be/lHXkQDanKow Neither improvising is lost in East.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Deadline based pipeline seems to work best for our cast.
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Haha Chinese is my second language. With Vietnamese or Chinese, you need "absolute pitch" to be able to speak it like natives when learning as an adult. China/Vietnam have higher proportion of people with absolute pitch. It h
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by InGodsName 8y ago
Converted whole ad network to Serverless. Used Rust Lambda runtime for CPU intensive tasks. Using Go for the rest of the Lambdas. I love Go and Rust and optimizing just one Lambda at a time brought back the programme joy in my life Used Ape

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