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by amalag 14y ago
What good alternatives are there to Google apps? I may hate them for not having support, but because it's such a good product i may be forced to use it.
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by amalag 14y ago
So the amount of money google needs to pay dedicated support staff to field customer complaints will not be covered by their Google voice revenue. Or they simply don't care and a few numbers falling through the cracks won't hurt their reve
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by amalag 14y ago
This article doesn't mention what Google will do better than Amazon other than: "The instances boot fast". I don't understand why Google is releasing this cloud offering with the same paradigm as EC2 but as a subset of features. I would t
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Interactive timeline - Eurozone crisis(guardian.co.uk)
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by amalag 14y ago
Still broken, appfog.com still gives me a certificate for: redirector.zerigo.net
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by amalag 14y ago
Yes I was wondering why the author implemented his own queuing mechanism instead of just using hadoop via EMR.
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by amalag 14y ago
I don't quite understand how the transition happened from no-json support to json support in those slides. How did the plv8js do this searching on fields?
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by amalag 14y ago
<sarcasm>Nice to see libraries and local universities are thinking ahead for when they want to modify the source code of their database </sarcasm>
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by amalag 14y ago
What about using elastic map reduce with spot instances instead of a custom job queue. Hadoop seems to do this for us and supports the arc format as an inputformat.
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by amalag 14y ago
There is a certificate error on that redirected naked domain for https://appfog.com
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by amalag 14y ago
I guess the professor isn't kidding when he says in the videos. "After you finish this course, you will know as much or more than the silicon valley programmers doing machine learning" The material he presents is quite distilled. He gives
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by amalag 14y ago
I think it's an interesting idea. Better than a lot I have seen. It is something I can almost see myself using! I think it's an interesting way to see the history of visits to a place!
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by amalag 14y ago
A coworker set 'tenancy' on EC2 to dedicated not understanding that it meant an extra $10 a hour charge!! The bill came in at a few thousand dollars that month. He contacted AWS and said it was set accidentally. AWS actually refunded the
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by amalag 14y ago
I want to buy the Kobo instead of the paperwhite because I hear the screens are almost comparable and I don't want to be tied to the amazon ecosystem exclusively and the microSD support is a big plus. I need ePub support and I do not want
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by amalag 14y ago
Monsanto wants to argue that seeds are patentable because they are unique and involve human intelligence endeavour which should be protected. They also argue that GMO foods do not need to be labeled as such for the consumer because they ar
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by amalag 14y ago
This is probably the first time I have heard of OrientDB being used in production. It seemed like a unique database but it wasn't backed by a big commercial entity. It is used as the main datastore and the edges cache this data?
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by amalag 14y ago
Was wondering how it was "compromised", thanks for posting this.
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by amalag 14y ago
Why are you upset with him, at least he informed people. You should be more upset with an insecure app. A less talkative person would just keep it and use the AWS accounts for bitmining.
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by amalag 14y ago
That does sound like a good idea! Sounds perfect for S3, can just store the low-res/thumbnails in S3 for browsing via a web page, then retrieve an occasional photo if necessary through glacier.
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by amalag 14y ago
Wow didn't realize it was that slow. I think you are right, it is for companies who don't mind paying if they have a data loss incident. It does support AWS import/export so one can fedex them harddrives if someone needs the data fast.
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by amalag 14y ago
If they built something to warn you when you hit the 0.17% (or whatever the magic number is) it would be great, or just retrieve according to the limit for you.
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by amalag 14y ago
He is not into client side javascript yet. https://twitter.com/agd108/status/211115804882763776 I was asking him about http://joosy.ws . I was excited about their approach of tying the client side javascript UI into rails. Not just us
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by amalag 14y ago
I see it is on the TODO list: > Work left to do > CSS/JS asset change detection and reload
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by amalag 14y ago
How does it work when the pages have different javascript & CSS links on them?
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by amalag 14y ago
This is a great comment. This is what a Java "Engineer" or "Architect" is supposed to understand. It is complex, but seems too abstracted from programming reality that it makes programming simple things more complicated then they have to
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by amalag 14y ago
I visited your page, but the call to action was weak for me. I don't have a landlord now, but doesn't make sense to me to talk to my landlord about some new service out there. BTW, like the tl;dr version
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by amalag 14y ago
Was your campaign asking users to do something for you? Whats in it for them?
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by amalag 14y ago
Let me guess, it will eventually?
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by amalag 14y ago
I don't agree with your version of human history in this ancient past of being of primitive's who 'discovered' agriculture. The knowledge of ayurveda (vedic health texts) and other vedic texts don't suggest they were primitives but rather
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by amalag 14y ago
Yes because from my comments it is obvious I am delusional. I'll be sure to make sure my views coincide with your accepted world view before commenting next time.

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