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by bashtoni 5y ago
Whilst consuming over 100 watts versus ~40 watts for the M1 max.
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by bashtoni 5y ago
The 'China state-affiliated media' tag Twitter is adding is useful here.
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by bashtoni 5y ago
This is an awesome write up. I love reading these warts and all accounts - they're always way more useful than the typical case study "we switched to X and it saved us Y%!" marketing posts. One point that makes Intel not look
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by bashtoni 5y ago
I think this question misses the point. Few organisations use just S3 - they use the entire AWS ecosystem, of which S3 plays a central part. The biggest blocker for most enterprises is probably AWS IAM integration. With S3 I can write a buc
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by bashtoni 5y ago
Yep, it turns out the go1.x runtime is no longer the preferred way to using Lambda functions written in Go.
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by bashtoni 5y ago
Sadly no support for Go right now.
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by bashtoni 5y ago
Nice to see something like this built in Go, my personal favourite language to code in. Does this support Wayland? It's not clear, I can see someone has raised the question in an issue. I've been using kitty for a while which sup
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by bashtoni 5y ago
3.2% of India is still 41 million devices. I'd suspect it'd still be pretty effective there, although I'd be interested to see some data.
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by bashtoni 5y ago
I keep getting results to a site 'gitmemory.com' which is just GitHub issues scraped. Super annoying that they outrank the actual GitHub issues they've taken the content from.
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'Pirated' Chinese kiwi fruit – food intellectual property worries New Zealand(abc.net.au)
2 points by bashtoni 5y ago|0 comments
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Medical company uploads secrets to GitHub; threatens reporter with legal action(robdyke.com)
58 points by bashtoni 5y ago|13 comments
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by bashtoni 6y ago
I was provided with a Macbook Pro 15" by my work and I struggle to understand comments like this. Upgrades often break things, I'm forced to use brew to install software which leaves files strewn around the file system and regular
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by bashtoni 6y ago
That's a very American perspective. In the UK a series is usually only 6 episodes and few shows last more than two or three series. Compare the original UK version of the Office and its American facsimile and I think you'll see it
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Real pinball table hooked up to the Internet and playable(surrogate.tv)
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by bashtoni 6y ago
I hadn't heard of Bain Capital previously, but this article certainly doesn't paint them in a good light: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/greed-an...
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by bashtoni 6y ago
This sounds like a misunderstanding to me. When you look at the details, it looks much more as though they're launching an alternative to Ocado, a company providing technology for food retailers to offer home delivery - they work with
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Zero Day Trojan Exploits Sophos Firewalls(news.sophos.com)
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Were 21% of New York City residents infected with the novel coronavirus?(towardsdatascience.com)
2 points by bashtoni 6y ago|0 comments
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by bashtoni 6y ago
It didn't show that - there's a good analysis at https://towardsdatascience.com/were-21-of-new-york-city-resi...
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AWS Athena Federated Queries(youtu.be)
6 points by bashtoni 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: FTP to S3 proxy(bucketbridge.cloud)
2 points by bashtoni 8y ago|0 comments
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by bashtoni 8y ago
This isn't true at all. The vast majority of these PHP 5.x installs are from vendor provided security supported Linux distributions - including those without cost such as CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu.
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by bashtoni 8y ago
The point I was trying to make was to disagree with someone who was was saying Node doesn't make sense for Lambda because you should only be doing a single task. I absolutely think Go is more readable, but as you say Javascript can do
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How we massively reduced our AWS Lambda bill with Go(runbook.cloud)
5 points by bashtoni 8y ago|2 comments
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5 AWS Problems you didn't know you could have(runbook.cloud)
4 points by bashtoni 8y ago|0 comments
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by bashtoni 8y ago
Buckets are at s3.amazonaws.com, the domain mentioned is s3-amazonaws.com. You could certainly argue if Comodo doesn't catch stuff like this then what value are they bringing, but it isn't as serious as the title implies.
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by bashtoni 8y ago
Hi everyone, With almost 100 services, AWS setups can get very, very complicated. I've built runbook.cloud to help people find problems on their AWS infrastructure. The idea is that if you've added it to your account, when you ha
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Show HN: Runbook.cloud – automated AWS troubleshooting(runbook.cloud)
6 points by bashtoni 8y ago|1 comments
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by bashtoni 9y ago
Except that most people don't use Braille letter by letter - they use grade 2 Braille which combines multiple letters into a single character - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Braille
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by bashtoni 9y ago
Maybe VHDL if it's running on f1 instances?

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