Thristle

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by Thristle 6y ago
Maybe in a couple of years when they get the resource consumption way down. And even web stuff runs better with the "native" implmentation, slack running on safari (really cant find it now, it was posted here a while ago)
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by Thristle 6y ago
so any big news story that comes out in october? i mean,sure, its possible... But i would assume being positive for COVID would hurt your chances of winning, and since the white house itself reported trump's sickness, its not likely th
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by Thristle 6y ago
as far as i can tell from the website this is mostly about converting workflows to RIs. what about right sizing or underutilized instances? do you need read permissions from cloudwatch to look at CPU/memory utilization or just the cost
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by Thristle 6y ago
There are so many cost optimization (recommendation or actual) companies and as far as i know none were bought by aws. Azure bought 1 company and used that to allow their cost management to connect and show AWS cost information. other then
95.
by Thristle 6y ago
Still, should have been tested as a sync framework alongside flask
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by Thristle 6y ago
Any reason why Django wasn't tested? It supports both the sync standard and async stanadard and is AFAIK the most popular web framework (way more then flask)
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by Thristle 6y ago
If OBS works fine and davinci DaVanci is having issues why move to it for screen casting?
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by Thristle 6y ago
my guess is the service http call chain can add up. common call chains are 3+ services
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by Thristle 6y ago
>connect + login was 5 ms at maximum (and I think it was much less, I just don't remember that far) is that with creating a new connection in the pool? we work with microservices so we have a "db gateway" so any request t
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by Thristle 6y ago
What we do at my current job is server per multiple accounts each server holds 500-1000 "normal sized" customers and the huge or intensive customers get their own server with another 10-50 customers Currently moving from EC2 + mys
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by Thristle 6y ago
After google reader went dark i used "The Old Reader" and when they moved to pay only (or they closed? i can't remember) i moved to inoreader its the only way i consume news/blogs. there is no way im checking 40+ website
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by Thristle 6y ago
I like tableplus a lot and used it mainly as a redis GUI (we have a querious license at work so i use that for sql). I did encounter some wierd things around version 290 it seems that when you use a filter (which is called "advanced fi
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by Thristle 7y ago
It's google, so probably they have at least 3 and one of them will be deprecated every year
104.
by Thristle 7y ago
Looking at their release logs it seems that the new UI is still not released but will be released during march
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by Thristle 7y ago
Now that is the cut-throat cost saving strategy we like to see! :)
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by Thristle 7y ago
Btw, spotinst (we, I work there) released Ocean in 2018/2019 which is the K8S equivalent of our EC2 solution (elaatigroup) and Eco which is our AWS reserved recommendation product. I won't start a whole marketing speak but I'
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by Thristle 8y ago
Relevent XKCD - https://xkcd.com/1782/
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by Thristle 10y ago
i'm looking at the site and i only see the "per test run" reports and not much else. there's also one other big problem. although we are all programmers, it doesn't mean we don't like a nice UI. that's al
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Viewing unit tests in a meaningful way
1 points by Thristle 10y ago|2 comments
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by Thristle 10y ago
Nice job of focusing on the important stuff