PetahNZ

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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Nice, I didnt know this, I have have just been using a extension in Kiwi Briwser instead.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
We went from basically free to 10k per month. Just switched over to Apple Maps, but that hit its limit last night, so we had to switch back.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
No, we didn't try retrying (well actually if the job failed because of a 404 it would retry the whole job based on exponential backoff). When we encountered the error we simply added the delay as it was an easy config change to our SQS
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Up to hundreds of images per second.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Our image processing worker queues/servers write an S3 object and dispatch a follow up job. Currently we have to delay the next job (we use 5 seconds) otherwise then next job may start processing before the S3 object is available (it 4
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Is that really a big deal though? Register the domain, point the name servers, job done for 5 years.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Like which countries?
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Well I can supply plenty of watts, but at some point I reach the limit of performance.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
How many people worked on these features vs how many are employed though?
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Number 2 here, use Mac as my day job, Windows for side jobs/home, Linux for server and things like media boxes. I prefer Windows.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Tell me who/what I should migrate my Elastic Beanstalk/Aurora Serverless/S3 stack to to save significant costs?
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4f1H6mYHOI
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
To be fair sass variables have been around much longer than css variables.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Although not exactly what you want, my day job is basically implementing systems that take SVG's produced in design tools, pipe them through to a customer UI for designing print books, posters etc, then renders high res images server s
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
But when was this? CSS grid has only really been viable for a few years in terms of significant browser support.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
No, you cant.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
But php doesnt have jit...
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
That doesnt work in most cases though. You are not going to reimplement jpeg encoding, mpeg, etc.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
We dont cold start our production environments. But yes it is slow on our staging ones. By far the biggest issue the the relatively small connection limits.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
This is what we do also, but at a slightly higher level. EB web, and worker environments, t3a.small instances, auto scaling between 10-100 instances. And using Aurora serverless RDS.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Is the bottom of the barrel VM's really what AWS is aiming for though? Or is it the auto scaling, variable, HA workloads...
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
If you click on the "initiator" column in the network tab it will jump to the code that created the request. Can also see stack traces, set breakpoints, etc.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Isn't clarity better than bytes. We can always running through a minifier at build time.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
My MBP doesnt scale properly on my ultra wide 3840x1080. The whole OS makes things too big.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
I use Kiwi Browser on Android, which is Chrome based, and supports extensions.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Its open source right? Could you not just look it up https://github.com/duckduckgo
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
My understanding is unless he's distributing it (not just serving it from a website) he doesnt need to release his changes. That's what the AGPL is for.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Wow... just let people enjoy things.
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by PetahNZ 6y ago
Or RDS, which jumps from db.t3.medium, to db.r5.large.
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by PetahNZ 7y ago
Slack was by far the worst of all the ones we tried.

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