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by Jdam 9y ago
Funny side note: when I prepared for getting into all this mining and increasing G2 quota in N Virginia from 2 to 20 or so, customer support first needed to check "if this won't disrupt overall region stability". Don't k
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by Jdam 9y ago
You probably didn't evaluate Spot prices. I wrote a tool once to evaluate current AWS spot prices against the Ethereum price and sometimes it was a low as losing 2 cents per hour and G2 instance.
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by Jdam 9y ago
Urban driving in places that are not sunny California
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by Jdam 9y ago
It's not legal. I looked this up when I joined my company (in Berlin) last year. Even if you don't sign anything but the recruiter says/writes that you will be hired, this is already regarded as an "Absicht" (Intent
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by Jdam 9y ago
As far as I've heard, the Berlin office headcount will be reduced by 140.
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by Jdam 9y ago
As I'm living in Berlin, where most of the layoff is happening, and knowing that SoundCloud is known for good talent, I'm wondering what impact that will have on the job market here. I track the amount of weekly recruiter requests
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by Jdam 9y ago
Hmm, AirBerlin is offering this now for 1+ years. Note that Etihad heavily invested in AirBerlin.
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by Jdam 9y ago
Execution takes less than 100ms and I never exhausted my monthly free quota on Lambda, so I can't say.
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by Jdam 9y ago
For running Java in Lambda, I had to optimize it for Lambda. To decrease processing time (and in the end the bill), I got rid of all reflection for example and though twice when to initialize what and what to make static. Also, Java Cold St
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by Jdam 9y ago
> Your phone is your personal property. It’s a public expression of who you are and what you stand for. Just no. It's just a tool that I use to communicate.
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by Jdam 9y ago
You forgot "Blockchain".
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by Jdam 9y ago
Nice service but HUGE WARNING: Do not sign up to E-Mails, as they are super-spammy.
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by Jdam 9y ago
Considering the great ties that Concur had with MS - Microsoft!
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by Jdam 10y ago
Just why did they re-use the K8s logo on the landing page?
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by Jdam 10y ago
Actually for me, a citizen of a non English speaking country, it is. On the same level with the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben.
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by Jdam 10y ago
- make a cloud-backup - purge your phone - enter the US, let them search your plain vanilla phone - restore backup
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by Jdam 10y ago
My problem with Swagger is the Swagger editor. It just works sometimes, but sometimes everything is just red for no reason. Tried with Safari, ChrOme, Ff on different Macs. Am I the only one who thinks this tool is unusable? Edit: Cheers to
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by Jdam 10y ago
True, but would you put your project on Sourceforge or Codeplex nowadays??
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by Jdam 10y ago
I really don't spend more than 10 hours a year watching Youtube. 27yo.
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by Jdam 10y ago
Exactly. Except that establishing air superiority with unmanned aircrafts is decades away.
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by Jdam 10y ago
Doesn't surprise me. It's an Engineering and not a software company. Somebody just writes the software, because it needs to be written. When I worked there a couple of years ago, E-Mailing source code files was a well established
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by Jdam 10y ago
Getting that every other day, but to be fair, on a remote machine, connected with Citrix
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by Jdam 10y ago
It doesn't constantly give me "Windows Explorer has stopped working"
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by Jdam 10y ago
Switch jobs.
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by Jdam 10y ago
Okay, with S3 I was referring to Athena. SQS is a "Simple Queue", Pub/Sub is not. There are no topics in SQS, just distinct queues. There is no 1-to-many. There is no push. And so on...
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by Jdam 10y ago
> Pub/Sub is essentially SQS This is just wrong > Cloud Storage, for example, doesn't fix S3's lack of queryability. And this is now fixed in S3
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by Jdam 10y ago
> The only reason "NoSQL" exists at all is 20-something hipster programmers being too lazy to learn SQL For me as a 20-something swe who claims to be somehow proficient in SQL and NoSQL, I find it way more difficult to get the
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by Jdam 10y ago
Host mounts, because they are not rescheduled. If you say that no rescheduling only "takes containers half way", you're not fully aware of how containers are used nowadays. In my company for ex, reproducibility, immutability
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by Jdam 10y ago
So glad I didn't read that article before I set up a Cassandra cluster on Docker to handle 1M requests/min in production. It might have discouraged me.

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