Sytten

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by Sytten 5y ago
I concur with the other comments, Cloud SQL is a very mediocre service at best. Lot's of weird issues and the engineering team doesn't seem to care. We also had the segfault due to query insight. Just the fact that you can't
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by Sytten 5y ago
I follow the MMT thinking on that and I would say we are way past the time where one could reasonably argue that taxation funds the government. At best it serves to reduce the money supply to avoid inflation. Having a strong middle class is
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by Sytten 5y ago
It is interesting to me that the main opposition argument to taxation of wealth seems to be that it could cause a crash of the stock when people need to sell. I would like to propose a counter argument and happy to debate its merits/sh
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by Sytten 5y ago
Clickbait title, there is nothing in the proposed legislation that forces platforms to do anything. It just gives the CRTC jurisdiction over the online platforms. The real application will be debated in court and hearings. The current law i
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by Sytten 5y ago
They mentionned that they decided against thanos for the storage of metrics, but would be curious to hear if other TSDB were considered. It is a hot space, I know about M3BD, Clickhouse, Timescale, influx, QuestDB, opentsdb, etc.
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by Sytten 6y ago
Even here in Canada with regulation we see the same consolidation happening. The quotas of production have become so expensive that it is not possible to start from scratch. In the case of my familly the cows were sold in 1989 because it wa
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by Sytten 6y ago
There are SaaS services now that handle this problem, but honestly I am glad you did that. Most US company just hire as contractor in Canada even if it is not legal per Canadian law and it will get workers in trouble pretty soon I think. Th
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by Sytten 6y ago
Legit question, what is Wolfram, who uses it and why? I used the equation solver a few times but I had no idea they have VoIP!
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by Sytten 6y ago
Please do I have been looking for that. Posting it in the repo would help a few people k am guessing.
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by Sytten 6y ago
Its just a bit annoying because it is a C extension and that can't be used in most managed DB in the cloud.
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by Sytten 6y ago
I agree 100%, I just signed up on your website. I would go even as far as saying 3-4 days should/will become the norm as time goes on. There is no particular reason we are stuck at 5 days/40 hours except that workers stopped askin
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Portable Data ExFiltration: XSS for PDFs(portswigger.net)
1 points by Sytten 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sytten 6y ago
I forgot to check back that comment, if you see it feel free to send me an email at contact [at] efugulin.com
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by Sytten 6y ago
I agree with this so much. I have been working part time for almost a year now to rebuild a house and it has been very nice. It always seemed weird to me that people make such high salaries in tech but just don't value time as the main
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by Sytten 6y ago
Funny that probably a lot of SWE would be glad to teach some HW folks to get some knowledge of EE in return. I would for PCB design.
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GCP Setting up serverless NEGs(cloud.google.com)
3 points by Sytten 6y ago|0 comments
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HashiCorp Terraform 0.13 Beta(hashicorp.com)
3 points by Sytten 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sytten 6y ago
That would be so wonderful, it is stupid how things are run currently and it so expensive for no good reason. I wish we had nationalized the internet providers a while ago. That would have allowed us to just write in the law that everybody
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by Sytten 6y ago
A few things to note: - Prisma 1 was a completely independent server and Prisma 2 was most likely started as a rewrite of Prisma 1 so it followed the same approach - This indirection will be removed if someone can finally land a Rust bindin
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Grafana 6.7.4 and 7.0.2 released with important security fix(grafana.com)
1 points by Sytten 6y ago|0 comments
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Linux Sucks 2020 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Sytten 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sytten 6y ago
Used Kinesis in an ETL pipeline and we ended up writing our own custom client for it because we didn't want to use the Java one. The product itself is not too horrible, but the fact that they refuse to create native clients for other l
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by Sytten 6y ago
Setting aside the Quebec bashing comments in this thread. Here is a TLDR of what I said when it came out: 1. There is less information on that website than Google Maps, it is pretty much useless right now. I am convinced the investigators o
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by Sytten 6y ago
Agreed Cloud Run is awesome, but still waiting on that Load Balancer to Cloud Run route (in private preview from what the Cloud Run PM said on twitter).
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by Sytten 7y ago
How is the support for AWS ECS? I really like terraform, but it is pretty bad at handling changes made to the task definition outside of it. Most of it is due to the declarative nature of the thing (You cant at the same time fetch the lates
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by Sytten 7y ago
Are you really comparing a project in alpha to a project that has many years development?
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by Sytten 7y ago
I have been rewriting a big application with it, I would say its getting there but some features are still lacking and you start to hit them when you do more advanced stuff (long-lived transactions, aggregation, etc.). But the team is worki
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by Sytten 7y ago
I have been using it for a new project and it really is awesome. I can't imagine going back to an ORM or another query builder now.
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by Sytten 7y ago
My definition of FaaS is each controller living its own life and deployed independently behind an api gateway. This is a PaaS because only the infrastructure is managed and I can deploy my whole application in one docker image.
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by Sytten 7y ago
Do you guys plan to add an offering for a distributed database that we could match with this compute? That way we could build entire application on edge without buying into the FaaS movement.

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