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by bbgm 7y ago
One of the key things to remember about Fargate is the following. Each Fargate task has its own isolation boundary and does not share the underlying kernel, CPU resources, memory resources, or elastic network interface with another task.
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by bbgm 7y ago
That’s what most of the people I know do. I have three of my more common modes programmed in, but in the end they’re just starting points. Still a lot of real time tweaking, and sometimes the same shot with changes in the balance of ISO, A
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When Redundancy Actually Helps(brooker.co.za)
2 points by bbgm 7y ago|0 comments
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by bbgm 7y ago
It looks pretty much (including the toothless beak) just the way a medium-large oviraptosaur would look like, at least in my mind.
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by bbgm 8y ago
6 pages is not mandatory. It’s up to 6. A lot of decision meetings are a a page or two when it’s a very clear decision which doesn’t require too much framing.
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by bbgm 8y ago
A lot of folks still do printed narratives, but some teams (mine) are digital now. This has become over more prevalent as our teams get more distributed.
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AWS Lambda Container Image Converter(github.com)
14 points by bbgm 8y ago|2 comments
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by bbgm 8y ago
Yes. And for my 5 1/2 year old son, who’s always had voice around, it’s very natural. The first words I utter every day are “Alexa, start my day”, which triggers a whole bunch of automation (lights, plugs, news, etc) while I get my c
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by bbgm 8y ago
And S3
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by bbgm 8y ago
Yes
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by bbgm 8y ago
The only master for EKS is an HA master (to be precise a 3 AZ master).
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by bbgm 8y ago
AWS Container Services | Seattle & Cupertino | Full-Time Every team in the AWS Container Services org is hiring. These include ECS, EKS, Fargate, and ECR. We are also hiring for a new developer experience team and the core technology t
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by bbgm 8y ago
This video talks a little bit about the EC2 team in Cape Town (a team that I’ve always enjoyed working with). It was made at the 10 yr anniversary of EC2. https://youtu.be/9Gk_I_0eMDA
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by bbgm 8y ago
The threaded version: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1053031892734242817.html
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by bbgm 8y ago
Friendfeed. The community [1] a small group of bioinformatics folks started there was just amazing. We were never able to recreate it. 1. http://cameronneylon.net/blog/friendfeed-for-scientists-what...
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by bbgm 8y ago
Not quite. Birds, in general, appear to have evolved from a subset of theropods. They are in the same clade. https://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/evograms_0... https://blogs.scientificamer
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by bbgm 8y ago
I echo everything said above. Mine was in theoretical chemistry/biophysics. I was also married through most of grad school, which was a big reason I chose not to do a postdoc (the norm in my area) and joined a startup instead. I was
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by bbgm 8y ago
I have a friend who is a resident and is the mother of 2 young children. That’s way more work than being a software developer. You find a way.
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by bbgm 8y ago
The bulk of the second year of my master’s research with limited class work. Learning how to set up experiments, writing a thesis, and doing the groundwork for publication (which happened a few years later) helped a lot get right into my P
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The Dawn of Zendesk’s Machine Learning Model Building Platform with AWS Batch(medium.com)
2 points by bbgm 8y ago|0 comments
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Running large batch processing pipelines on AWS Batch(tech.adroll.com)
1 points by bbgm 8y ago|0 comments
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by bbgm 8y ago
I got one this year. When I had a membership at a gym, I didn’t really use it. Now I am on the bike 5 times a week. So it works for me and they’ve done a good job.
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by bbgm 8y ago
CC2 was #42, which was cool just because of the number. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/next-generation-cluster-com...
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by bbgm 8y ago
In the past EC2-based clusters have made the Top500. Somewhat unique then because they were the only virtualized systems, but those were just 10 gig ethernet and HPL runs really well on those. In all cases we did it on relatively small nu
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by bbgm 8y ago
My recollection (which is admittedly fuzzy) is in line with yours. MD was the first application of GPU-accelerated computing that I recall (partly cause NVidia seemed to push that). BLAS, LAPACK, etc got GPU-enabled later.
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by bbgm 9y ago
That betrays Ben’s lack of understanding of life science startups. The reason pretty much everyone I know from that world was skeptical was because of the composition of the board and the lack of a credible scientific advisory board. I ha
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by bbgm 9y ago
Anything that we purchase often (tea, etc) is easily done. But we also manage all our shopping carts via Alexa (digital and physical).
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by bbgm 9y ago
Food trucks and restaurants aplenty. Being in an urban campus is one of my favorite things about being here (also for 10 years)
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by bbgm 9y ago
You get a 34” curved monitor or 2 * 27” ones these days. Not uncommon to see engineers with 3 monitors either.
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by bbgm 9y ago
As high as Mt. Everest. Crazy!!

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