NathanKP

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by NathanKP 5y ago
RSU's absolutely do count for income for mortgage purposes. (Source: I've bought a house recently and my RSU's were accepted as part of my income). It's different if you work at a startup, where the stocks are not yet pu
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by NathanKP 5y ago
The cool thing about AWS Copilot is that you don't have to manage your own image build and push anymore. Instead Copilot builds the container image from source, pushes it to ECR automatically, and then launches it in Fargate, with one
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by NathanKP 5y ago
ECR Public images are technically owned by the third party that uploaded them. Many AWS customers prefer to pull these public images into their own ECR private registry for more secure ownership of the copy.
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by NathanKP 5y ago
I assume by WLB you mean "Work/Life Balance"? Can't speak for every person at AWS, but I can say that I'm personally happy with my work/life balance working at Amazon. I work greater than 40 hours a week at tim
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by NathanKP 5y ago
For images on Docker Hub there is a slightly different approach. As of today you can also find many of the top official Docker Hub images being mirrored to ECR Public, so you don't even need a pull through cache for those, you can pull
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Hey all! I work on the container services team at AWS. If you have any questions about this new feature, feel free to ask!
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Peer to peer networking is still expensive because there aren't as many peers in it and it is not likely that data is cached at a peer close to you. This also reduces redundancy and availability. There is nothing fundamentally stopping
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by NathanKP 5y ago
There are two sides to web3 as I see it: On the one side there are people obsessing about ownership and monetization. They want to buy and sell digital things for profit. They want to create pay to win systems where you have to spend money
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by NathanKP 5y ago
I personally think that IPFS is the actual web3. All the noise about blockchain powered NFT's is obscuring the really interesting tech underneath: the distributed, versioned filesystem that can be used to actually host those corny imag
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by NathanKP 5y ago
AWS engineer from the container services team here. One small point of clarification on "AppRunner charges for deploys": We only charge for deploys if you are using App Runner's built-in integration to watch your repo, and au
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by NathanKP 5y ago
I may just be an old school Node.js developer but I don't like using frameworks like NestJS and Prisma. Like you said they don't give you very much flexibility outside of the "chosen path". I think in order for students
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by NathanKP 5y ago
If you take a look at top Twitch streamers for Genshin Impact you'll see a lot of them dropping big money. They see it as an investment to get more viewers (not as many people want to watch you play with low level characters and equipm
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Take a look at Weaveworks Ignite for an open source tool for running Firecracker VMs from container images: https://github.com/weaveworks/ignite And of course AWS Fargate and Lambda use this tech under the hood transpa
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Even if it doesn't cost you in monthly payments to a tech company it still costs you in "our own SRE expertise to run our own open stack cloud" so salaries, benefits, 401k contributions, etc. > I can’t wait until 20 years
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by NathanKP 5y ago
I legitimately wonder how many people feel free from lock in after they finish paying $75k to Canonical for a 12 node OpenStack "private cloud build" ( https://assets.ubuntu.com/v1/d4766546-Private-Cloud-Build_
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by NathanKP 5y ago
The GIF in the article shows it opening a shell and piping in an inline script that is just an exit command. There's nothing stopping you from piping in your own arbitrary bash commands and executing them, including commands to downloa
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by NathanKP 5y ago
This is from Niko Matsakis himself: https://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps//blog/2021/09/08/ru...
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Having seen firsthand the kind of devious folks who are out there constantly trying to do fraudulent activity on AWS, I don't think any small startup like Vantage would ever want to offer a bill insurance scheme. It would be ripe for e
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Yeah this is what I was thinking as well. Frats and sororities typically have three greek letters to make up their names. So Affinity might be able to trademark a specific combination of three greek letters, but there is no way that a singl
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by NathanKP 5y ago
First thought I had as well. Ironically selling an NFT with a faked provenance as a statement on the essential meaningless of NFT's sounds like a quintessentially Banksy type of statement piece
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by NathanKP 5y ago
I buy $7/dozen eggs in NYC, but they are from hens pasture raised on an all natural diet by Amish farms. However, there are still plenty of cheap eggs in NYC too. You can get $3/dozen eggs easy. Eggs are one of the types of food w
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Which services in specific are undocumented services that frequently fail?
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by NathanKP 5y ago
As a current Amazon employee I have to say that is pretty ludicrous. If you actually think Amazon could scale back to 10% of it's current employees without losing massive forward momentum and capacity to deliver results then I don&#x27
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by NathanKP 5y ago
I really don't think it is as human curated as you think. A lot of political content is very low effort. For example boring political rants that regurgitate the same tired old political lines that we've already heard a million tim
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Political content isn't banned, it just doesn't perform well with the audience on TikTok, which is generally younger and mostly less interested in politics. Usually when I see political content it is from someone dueting the origi
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by NathanKP 5y ago
That's the point of packaging it... you review it at the time that you package it, and then you review it each time you update it in the future. Should always do a simple diff at minimum to see what changed. That's just part of be
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Yeah I really wouldn't want to use anything that dynamically pulls a package from PyPI at runtime, because I don't trust this guy not to add a vulnerability to the code at a later point in time.
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Interesting, I'll have to check that device out. I'm using Raspberry Pi 4b and it does not have the right capabilities, ethtool just says the operation is not supported: sudo ethtool -x eth0 Cannot get RX ring count: Ope
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by NathanKP 5y ago
Has anyone found a way to enable receive side scaling on Raspberry Pi 4? I'm working on a project recently and the main bottleneck I'm seeing is that all eth0 interrupts go to a single core, and that core gets swamped with interru

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