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by Jupe 5y ago
The "little white pixels" in each corner appear to be hand-drawn registration marks. Curious - all the precision of the image but these hand-drawn tags seem quite out-of-place.
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by Jupe 5y ago
DynamoDB is not meant for ad-hoc query patterns; as others have said, plan your indexes around your access patterns. However, so long as you add a global secondary index (GSI) with name, city as the key, you can certainly do such things. Bu
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Web the RIPper(tedium.co)
2 points by Jupe 5y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 5y ago
"If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter." Refs: https://intenseminimalism.com/2010/if-i-had-more-time-i-woul...
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by Jupe 5y ago
Amazing. And as long as "technological progress" sufficiently obscures the impact of such ridiculousness the more such projects will continue to occur. It's a real shame that the collective world of technology does not proper
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by Jupe 5y ago
(Accidentally down-voted, apologies! I would upvote to fix, but can't... Update: fixed) Agreed. Arguably, not using an existing cloud service is a red flag on any new hires. AWS being the primary, but experience using GCS or Azure ar
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by Jupe 5y ago
Ok, call it "operationalize" vs. "formalize". I'm still completely unsure how my logging example above would play-out. I've briefly looked at your code samples, but still not getting it. I just don't see h
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by Jupe 5y ago
Very cool - thanks for sharing; I'd not seen Smithy before (and was quite curious how AWS manages it "all"!) From the web page: > A Smithy model enables API providers to generate clients and servers in various programming
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by Jupe 5y ago
> So when we get a new interaction mechanism, we write a new connector. Done. Interesting idea... but I'm struggling to get the full picture here... (I might be way-off here, but): Is this about "formalizing" connectors? S
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by Jupe 5y ago
I don't know... I just don't see how OSS will ever be a real, sustainable business. The moment it does, someone else will simply subvert the paid-for software with a look-alike that does 90% of what the original does, but for free
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by Jupe 5y ago
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-tools-to-create-your-own-tex... Writing your own is, of course, an option, but don't underestimate the task. A "simple" POC is usually very easy (my son and I did one in a
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by Jupe 5y ago
Kind of humerous... I get 404/Not Found.
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by Jupe 5y ago
Yes, I've seen them all... and "Oh, look, there's some lovely muck over here." But, I don't see the connection?
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by Jupe 5y ago
Wow - apparently asking questions is a bad thing on HN? The fact that a "slave's" room from 1,942 years ag, resembles the room of a presumably well-educated, skilled and/or technically-focused contributor (as I perceive
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by Jupe 5y ago
Are you being sarcastic?
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How I Would Build the Great Pyramids [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Jupe 5y ago|0 comments
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Glue Myths: 1. End grain(youtube.com)
1 points by Jupe 5y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 5y ago
Close... Python 3.8.10 (default, Jun 2 2021, 10:49:15) [GCC 9.4.0] on linux Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> print(3.11 - 3.1) 0.0099
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by Jupe 6y ago
Ramblings on these topics... Exposing SBOM on every piece of delivered software will just make a hackers job easier and quicker... Since by design they are machine readable, SBOMs will make querying for specific vulnerabilities trivial. Thi
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by Jupe 6y ago
Count me as one switching my "hobby" from programming to woodworking (even with the astronomical lumber prices these days). I started with some outdoor tables, and now I'm building a woodworking shop in my garage... and LOVIN
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Egyptian-Hittite Peace Treaty(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Jupe 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 6y ago
Thanks for sharing - clear as mud now! ;)
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by Jupe 7y ago
Of course there's less overhead, they are employing fewer people (or drastically reducing paid hours for employees). That's kind of the point of the parent article.
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by Jupe 7y ago
So, with all these people not working... when do our supplies start to run out? I mean, the stores are getting replenished now; but what happens when the supply chain dries up for a period of time? Will we be able to boot-strap the supply
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by Jupe 7y ago
Fond memories of PETSCII from my very first computer experiences. Interesting to note that the Unicode 13 update will include 214 home computer graphic characters from the 70's and 80's [1]- I'm hopeful PETSCII will be includ
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The Origin of the Name ‘Spanish Flu’(sciencefriday.com)
1 points by Jupe 7y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 7y ago
Finally! Test Drive II [1] was awesome! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgT1UD_V2UI
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Jif settles the great debate with a GIF peanut butter jar(cnn.com)
2 points by Jupe 7y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 7y ago
Oh my... I saw FIDO2 and immediately (for some reason) thought it was a resurgence of FidoNet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FidoNet and somehow someone built a new FidoNet with security and audits.
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by Jupe 7y ago
Cute... 53414e544120414e442048495320574f524b53484f50 = SANTA AND HIS WORKSHOP

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