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by Prefinem 9y ago
Lambda is inside the VPC which means it can’t connect to the outside world without a NAT Gateway.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Just hit one of our test endpoints Test #1 Lambda run time (140 ms) Total waiting time (354ms) Total time (358ms) Test #2 Lambda run time (300 ms) Total waiting time (490ms) Total time (567ms) Test #3 Lambda run time (139 ms) Total waiting
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I don't believe so. I am using Chrome network data and the SSL has already been downloaded / cached.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
API Gateway adds around 200ms to each call for us based on our testing plus another 100ms if it’s inside a VPC. What region are you in? Our VPC has a NAT Gateway so that our Lambda functions can talk to the internet as well. I am by no mea
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by Prefinem 9y ago
1. I think a framework / tool will ensure this isn't an issue 2. Dear heavens yes. I ended up building a wrapper (similar to what you did to address 3) that handles logging, etc for any internal events. Everything else is a pass
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by Prefinem 9y ago
1. Use a framework for deploying your lambda functions. There are a few that will manage the API Gateway for you. 2. Don't put the Lambda inside a VPC if you want lower response times 3. Step Functions don't seem ready for prime
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Deploying code doesn't take a lambda function down. It just spins up the next instance with it. You do have a cold start issue as mentioned above but if that isn't an issue, then you shouldn't see any down time. We run a bet
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I live in Kansas City where Sprint is located. You think they would have the best service out here because of headquarters and all, and yet, every person that I talk to that has Sprint hates the cell service quality.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
>The truth is soil is likely less important than this article would have you believe. Modern farming and fertilizers have rendered it obsolete. Having lived around farming for a few years and known / worked with many farmers, this i
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Also so good information on it http://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0044.html
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by Prefinem 9y ago
>it's not "more work" if you think about it from the start Most of my job as a developer is thinking. So yes, it is more work. Accessibility / Responsiveness isn't always done first because it takes more time (
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Trackers already do a lot of work in keeping peers up to date. Adding a subscription system would probably overload many trackers and make running one of those extremely expensive. Granted, I would have loved a system like that to subscri
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Good to know (think about). Luckily, the site is no longer in operation. EDIT: clarification
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Bitcoin donations was how I handled it at the time. A little more anonymous especially if you pay for anonymous hosting with bitcoin.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
>Why are their costs so high if they can just host magnet links and cache the site with Varnish or something similar? Just from personal experience, but here is my view of it. A good search engine for millions of torrents costs several h
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I just started doing this for a project at work. It works amazingly well. I ended building a react designer to handle loading and creating new elements so that we can create images on the web versus converting an existing SVG from an illis
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Eh, when you know nothing and you start programming, you start with what you can find, understand and use. I have written Java, C and C++ when I was younger but I enjoy scripting languages more and they have provided for me well enough. But
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by Prefinem 9y ago
PHP, Python, ColdFusion. ColdFusion didn't have a package manager until a couple of years ago and it was so bad, I built one for it. PHP Composer is just okay. Python's is a disaster.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
>Why use JS when you can have Lua for scripting Have you tried NPM? If I want to write every single line of code for my application, I don't expect it to ship (unless it's extremely simple). When there is a library for almost
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I am not sure if they do or do not, but their tag line is >Instantly see a list of all your subscription emails. Unsubscribe easily from whatever you don’t want. So, probably makes sense for them not to unsubscribe so they can still get
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I was a user of unroll.me (one off cleanups of spam here and there). It automatically unsubscribes emails for you based on your preferences, etc. To do this, you give them access to your GMail account. Apparently they were scraping your
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Honest question, is Sequel a standard library for Ruby? I assumed it was something you had to install after you installed Ruby.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
> I think Node is also a framework I think we have different definitions of frameworks. So no point in arguing over that. > Maybe things have changed, but last I knew PHP had a command line switch that tells it to not act like a web
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Okay, so instead of Doctrine, look at another library that has the basic parts and then the advanced parts. Here is one from a different library that is safe and "easy" $user = $db->find('user', 'first_nam
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by Prefinem 9y ago
So, regarding the parent, I was pointing to PHP being more of a language and less of a "web framework" which I don't believe you address at all. As for web templating and such > PHP (recursive acronym for PHP: Hypertext P
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by Prefinem 9y ago
> The default installation of PHP gives you a setup that parses HTTP requests and returns HTTP responses Correct me if I am wrong, but so does Node, Ruby, Python, etc... Sure it was built for the web, in simpler times, but everything has
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I use PHP quite a bit outside of the web. I think tpetry was pointing out the difference between a language and a framework built on that language. (Replace language with whatever you think it is, it's still a subset just like Ruby on
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by Prefinem 9y ago
I would say it's unfair to compare a library to the basic PDO. If you want to compare apples to apples, try looking at Sequel versus Doctrine or some other third party SQL library. Just like any other template language (thinking of so
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by Prefinem 10y ago
I forgot I had Hyperdock on my last Mac and when I got my new one I thought it was broken because it wouldn't snap / scoll maximize. It has probably been my favorite utility for Mac
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by Prefinem 10y ago
Having started with Apex ( http://apex.run/ ), used Serverless ( https://serverless.com/ ) and tried to work with SAM, I find the SAM is not nearly as easy to use or documented well enough (compared to Serverle

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