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It’s also true that S3 and DynamoDB can use Gateway Endpoints which are completely free. The article only says this about S3 but Corey Quinn clarified on Twitter.
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Shoutout to Cloudflare for their quick WAF mitigation when this was discovered.
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I think this post misses the easiest and often most dramatic savings - making upfront commitments. There’s a concept called coverage that teams can use to calculate how much they can save with no right sizing or other infra changes and ofte
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Coverage: The Most Important Metric in Cloud Costs
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5y ago
There is some Yugabyte marketing material that lists: - expression based indexes - partial indexes - table functions - stored procedures - multidimensional arrays - triggers - user defined types - temporary tables - row level security - col
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5y ago
If you're looking for DBeaver with better aesthetics you may like Arctype ( https://arctype.com ). Beekeeper is decent too.
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Not the same at all. Paying for people to attend your event versus paying them directly as income are worlds apart.
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It’s situations like these where I am glad Purdue has a leader with political experience.
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Honestly the US Govt should be helping solve this with a trade deal. Instead they put the corporation in a position to have to pay this protection money.
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Any particular links that were helpful for this?
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I've tried Aurora and Firebase. I think PlanetScale wins on 2 areas at 2 different scales: branching when you're small, and connections when you're large. With branching it's a feature where every dev can run a command a
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This would have certainly occurred on a computer, probably enabled by a malicious browser extension.
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This is the same vein as people claiming Facebook listens to their conversations.
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Working on a new SQL client https://arctype.com based on this very thesis! SQL tooling is rough tho. My first intro was pgadmin and MySQL workbench which I feel serves to turn a lot of beginners off. If you have to get Python 3
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Same thing happened to me. Times New Roman font no less.
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Also backed my Pioneer and Daniel. Nothing but good things to say. Inside Pioneer is one of the more helpful communities on the Internet I’d say.
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Disagree with this wholeheartedly. iOS is the only platform I used which seems to make regular usability upgrades. Not new features but actual workflow improvements. I used iOS to get 70% of my work done and it all works together very nicel
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I disagree that identifying people and tracking them across cameras works well. If you have high res cameras and facial recognition then maybe.
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7y ago
Wow. Amazing lecture and visuals. Just stunning.
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8y ago
This program is great. Massively helpful if you have risky technology. It was our primary funding source for the first few years.
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Inspiring. Thanks for posting. Their video from startup school is equally good.
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Same. Our funding started with SBIR and it’s always nice to run into others.
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12y ago
Yes! I am super excited about this. I currently use the mobile website as an app on the home screen and the experience is not great.
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12y ago
Awesome. I starred folly a while ago for the purpose of becoming more familiar with C++11 but I never really got around to exploring the source code. Great post.
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I haven't seen The Island, but another really good book that I remember from my teens which featured this concept was "The House of the Scropion". Instead of using laboratory organs as replacements though, they use real peop
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Putting aside my feelings on the morality of it all, this really is a fascinating look into the design process that goes into these games and software in general. These posts also show the human side of the design process; how the team res
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13y ago
None of the language in the emails seems that shocking or "brutal" (as the article says) to me. I guess the smiley face is a little strange, but I don't think it was particularly malicious.
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We talked about this in my microcontrollers class today! Not this exact incident but about the problems associated with using the system clock in a micro for precise timing. Our micro (Freescale HC9S12) is clocked by a 24 MHz crystal quartz
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I feel this trend could really hurt Dell, HP, etc. Isn't the value in their server business the server designs? There is no margin on manufacturing the hardware.