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by boiler_up800 3y ago
Absolutely agree. I’m not sure I can name another name brand Chicago tech company, which is devastating for their startup and venture ecosystem.
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
World coordinates refer to points in the actual world versus on a 2d surface in computer vision so I think this language follows from that.
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
The interconnect comment here is spot on.
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AWS Reserved Instance Contagion(vantage.sh)
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We Built the Prettiest Auto-Generated Transit Maps (2016)(blog.transitapp.com)
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
RIP CloudHealth customers.
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
I’d say $500k per year on AWS is kind of within a dead man’s zone where if you’re not expecting that spend to grow significantly and your infra is relatively simple, migrating off may actually make sense. On the other hand maintaining $100K
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
What’s the best chat interface for llama? I have a 3090 and would love to get one of the models running in my terminal for quick coding tasks.
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
Oh I enjoy it… mostly.
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
I’m trying to imagine myself crafting saas apps for 38 years.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Originally Built the Snowflake Terraform Provider(github.com)
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Simple Elixir Decimal Interpreter(atomkirk.com)
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Don’t Use EBS for Cloud Native Services(vantage.sh)
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Using Lightweight Formal Methods to Validate S3 [pdf](assets.amazon.science)
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Cloud costs every programmer should know(vantage.sh)
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PostgreSQL Lock Conflicts(pglocks.org)
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by boiler_up800 3y ago
They’re simply wrong in their theory of the case here. My guess is they will look back on this experiment in a year and regret it. Having older, highly linked content on a site is every SEO’s dream.
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
It’s not just BigQuery. Pricing for cloud services is increasing across every provider. Azure increased prices in the EU recently https://news.microsoft.com/europe/2023/01/05/consistent-glob... For AWS,
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Zoekt – Fast trigram based code search(github.com)
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Q4 Cloud Costs - Data on How Companies Are Saving Money on AWS(vantage.sh)
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
Yugabyte delivers most of these. It’s also the “purest” implantation. I expect it to be the winner over time of the Postgres scaling wars.
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
Datadog is working on an OAuth API which may eventually enable some of this data to flow out of it https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/oauth/
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
> Engineers should be encouraged to control costs For better or worse a lot of folks are allergic to this. A framing that I’ve seen is to just understand the cost drivers from a technical perspective, for example large materialized views
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
I am seeing companies really start to feel these rate hikes and the corresponding market moves. I can’t tell where we are in the correction but it is definitely not at the start. I just hope it’s somewhere close to the middle.
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AWS S3 vs. Cloudflare R2 Pricing Comparison(vantage.sh)
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
Mainly for European teams? (Pricing is in EUR) 1Password and LastPass are actually pretty lacking for teams but this product goes far beyond the two of them into data etc which is not necessarily a problem that I would expect a password man
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
Charge them for it and see how it goes. If it’s successful and very useful then you can iron out the details.
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
It seems for application storage R2 is the winner. But R2 does not target archival storage as much, where S3 or Backblaze would be better choices.
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
Excited to see this. The computer engineering curriculum at Purdue was very high quality, including one of the few courses in the nation where multi-core CPU design was taught. Purdue also has strong chemical engineering and electrical engi
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by boiler_up800 4y ago
It’s impressive that this is a single revert. That speaks to how the development of Postgres is done atomically. Also not surprised to see it was the EDB team with the expertise to fix it. Their model is a little outdated but they have a lo

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