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You can subscribe multiple lambdas to an SQS queue. It's not recommended, but it's doable. many-to-many or many-to-one depends on your choices of infrastructure.
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FWIW you can wire an SNS topic directly to a Lambda - But watch out for frequency rules around that setup. Too many posts to the SNS Topic and you'll run into rate limits and dropped messages. (This is also why most suggest going to a
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4y ago
This has been pushed with every hot-button topic, every tragedy, at every opportunity. What boggles my mind even more is how many people seem perfectly willing to step right in line and accept it.
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I imagine it's super effective at keeping the riffraff like myself away.
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https://2022.djangocon.us/conduct/ Whew that's a doozy
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Hey at least he's acknowledged that, and expressed remorse. He took responsibility, can't ask more than that at this point.
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We're a reactive species in general. We rarely act in a proactive manner and require personal experience to change habit and thinking, especially after the age of 25 when neural pathways become harder to change.
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Girl Drink Drunk is my fav skit. I still taunt my friends with the chocolate choochoo.
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My S10e has been in the Gulf of Mexico, several feet down for a few minutes at a time, more times than I can count. I boat and fish extensively, and the phone hitches a ride in my pocket pretty frequently. Two years later, it's still g
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I give them some credit. Rather than hire you and have to unceremoniously lay you off six months from now, they're being proactive, upfront, and honest. Kudos to their hiring manager. Keep at it. Recruiters on LinkedIn are still foamin
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Seems unreachable using Brave. Continually redirects.
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MDOT has been in shambles since I was born in Michigan in the 70s. Infrastructure is a very state-to-state thing as well. FDOT (Florida) appears at least, to be more competent and aware.
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Highlight + Tab does the trick for me. Both Atom and VSCode support collapsing Markdown. Just sayin.
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"US physicist John Archibald Wheeler Lost H-Bomb Documents on a Train in 1953" Original submission title was a little hard to parse.
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Call me a curmudgeon, but I just use an editor and markdown for the same fluid outlining. I guess this is more marketed towards people who don't also fluidly use a markup/markdown syntax.
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Note to the blog author: You have some broken links throughout the post. the `knative.dev` link points to ` https://www.pmbanugo.me/blog/2022-02-13-from-aws-lambda-api-... ` I'd also recommend some more legible code
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Koffi – Nearly Zero Overhead FFI for Node.js
(npmjs.com)
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this is where our ideology conflicts with our needs. I'm a libertarian in many ways, but I'm not religious in adherence to the ideology, and see the need for the FDA and EPA. I'm also in favor of keeping their roles confined
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I've always wanted to try my hand at something like this https://www.treehugger.com/silent-wind-turbines-could-genera...
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and what's wild is that they were on a hiring spree leading right up to that moment. I was heavily recruited by six different people there who seemingly knew none of their colleagues. I received the last message the morning of the infa
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EQ is considered by some to be a bit of a cult https://www.inc.com/quora/its-time-to-stop-talking-about-eq-...
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It was slapstick... it wasn't supposed to hit any mark. It was supposed to make you laugh. Just because some elements are used to mock the current state of things doesn't mean it's supposed to be a reference.
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I believe you're neglecting the cascade effect. If those people had children (they did) then their emphasis on education and the kind of rearing for children that encourages more intelligence was surely effected.
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One of mine, which I put into practice after attending a JavaScript-focused conference in 2018: Don't attend conferences that focus excessively on latest-thing social issues or identity politics. Conference rules/terms/bylaws
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I have her out there changing my oil every 7k miles. She's small. Can shimmy under there without using jacks. It's aces. In all seriousness - use of physical tools teaches a myriad of skills. Just a few; hand-eye coordination, pro
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Sigh. it's not a comment on the downvote, it's a call to those down voting to participate to enhance the convo. If you read the rest of the guidelines, they also state not to cite the guidelines as a reply.
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Kids are absolute sponges. I've got my three year old using a dozen or so different tools based on need (different screw drivers, wrenches aka spanners, and sockets). Actual tools that adults use, not the playset plastic variety. It&#x
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I can't tell if this is satire.
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I'd like to know why Snower accepted abuse from corporate overlords for 5+ years (according to the thread). Being "in the dog house" for that long is ridiculous on the surface. That would never stand in today's world of
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Factually accurate, but not any better for the public.
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