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Thristle
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Thristle
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Or just use the dynamic instance size. there is no need to pay for preconfigured instance in GCP. and this is from the so-called cloud experts
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The Hebrew message doesn't really translate to "raid" The correct (and less dramatic) translation appears in a grey box in the article
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Are these recommendations from the cost & usage report? just normal API queries? If it is just from normal API (probably list instance/lb), is it really enough in order to create proper recommendations? do you have an estimate on t
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You shouldn't feel too bad, most companies/people don't know how much money they are wasting on AWS. Moreover, gp3 is very new (in cloud time) and most people don't use it since it's not really supported that well i
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Before I started programming I mainly got my open source source code from SVN. Back at the day all the emulators were hosted on SVN + google code (I think?), I didn't even know git existed. I felt the shift to git in projects I use hap
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A little known feature of Active Directory, added to the standard pretty early I remember
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It can, but it wont The range of trajectories you can intercept and detect is dependent on the location of deployment. In order to catch mortars (very high angle of fire with very short range) you need be very close "to the enemy"
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A laser powered solution was POCed, tried and found to be unsatisfactory. While laser based solutions today are much better than when it was tested, but in the end ID was chosen when the AD project started
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Other than in extreme circumstances, the radar unit never stops tracking targets after they were classified as ballistic and with relevant IP
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For a title like "In this text, Ian talks about the history of the Iron Dome system, the tech behind it, how successful it is, and the involvement of a Toys R'Us car." There is really not much text and/or information, an
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5y ago
1. the kindle (ebook reader) is a great product but unrelated to fireOS and the product family 2.kindle fire are good cheap options for tablets but don't expect them to even compete with samsung tablets or ipad 3.FireOS is the wors
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Is that laser based air defense? It was tested in israel but was canceled because of high cost and inability to scale
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How bout you don't assume it's "poison" if Israelis don't share your personal views on this. Its easier to call this an "ethnic cleansing" or "attacking civilian" then to actually admit that Gaza
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5y ago
Rockets from Gaza already reached Jerusalem and the sorrounding area, so yeah they can.
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do countries release evidence for every building they bomb?
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5y ago
You know exactly what this tweet means (to strike terror[ists]) You just take a slightly ambiguous wording and align it with your views
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because that's how they do things. Terrorist organizations ("elected" or not) don't usually contain themselves to just their evil bases and well defined areas. Given that Israel believes this is a legitimate target again
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5y ago
I only used VS in recent years for unity development You can't compare - VS is way ahead of VSC in terms of code completion and IDE<->engine integration
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5y ago
That's probably because VS for mac is not really "VS" but a re-skinned Xamarin IDE
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Thristle
6y ago
John Cleese started out as genius and then continued to improve
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6y ago
So many good comments for me its a lot of what others said + - Python as the default for scripting/automation: instead of using bash/batch/autohotkey/<programmingLanguage> if you need to use some popular API it sav
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6y ago
>That's why the biggest companies use Leetcode Completely false outside the US. Yes, even in FAANG companies
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1. Leetcode is not software engineering, its software interviewing. You can be exceptional in one and not the other 2. It is possible that there are people who "simply can't code". I don't personally think that's co
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How can you blame them for not making the only edge (that, and the type checker) they have over pycharm in terms of language support? M$ wants VSC users and python users will go where the best language support is, pycharm has a lot of cool&
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Also wondering that. If the resume is written in English does it matter where in the world it's being sent? Or it might be related to the "premium features" that are mentioned, since initially you can only monetize US/CA
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They updated the system status page. Its not escalated to "error" yet but they are investigating
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who/what reads that file?
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Its not reinventing. Its just setting a limit on max cluster slack. Like he says in the video, you can totally use the CLI and format any disk size you want, its just a soft block
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6y ago
The answer for these kinds of questions is, usually, no.
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Indexing completly destroys a CPU. Thats why they are pushing shared indices now
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