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by brad0 5y ago
Interesting project! I'm curious about how this compares to other tech: - How is data stored internally? - What are the tradeoffs with this implementation? - Do you generate indexes on data as it comes in? - How are nested keys handled
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Amazon escapes patent claims in Delaware over Alexa technology(reuters.com)
1 points by brad0 5y ago|0 comments
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by brad0 5y ago
I didn’t quite grok what the offer is. Is it for people who already have a degree and want to have their loan paid off? Or is it for people who want to get a degree?
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by brad0 5y ago
> I have a sort of data representation in which I can note how things/concepts are linked, and also express doubt, references, references to references and so on, to allow expressive representations of thoughts including incompleten
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AWS Glue Elastic Views: Combine and replicate data across data stores using SQL(aws.amazon.com)
10 points by brad0 6y ago|0 comments
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by brad0 6y ago
I'm working on a project that uses the Amazon Ion format to store binary data. I wanted to see the textual representation of the data when debugging, but there wasn't any existing tools.
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Ion-convert: Convert data to the Amazon Ion format(github.com)
1 points by brad0 6y ago|1 comments
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AWS Device Farm improves start up time by 90%(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by brad0 7y ago|0 comments
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AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) – Now Generally Available(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by brad0 7y ago|0 comments
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by brad0 7y ago
I don't see EC2 in your architecture diagram. Where are you using EC2? How are you structuring your dynamo tables? Is there one table that is used much more than another?
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by brad0 7y ago
The only two places where the cold starts will hurt is the API key auth and the JWT auth/posting to kinesis. Plus if it's being called with any kind of decent frequency it won't matter.
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by brad0 7y ago
It all depends on how much data they're processing. It looks to be mostly a pay-per-use model. I'd say their big cost is Kinesis and potentially API Gateway. Lambda is great for this kind of workload (mostly).
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AWS Network Load Balancer Now Supports UDP Protocol(aws.amazon.com)
69 points by brad0 7y ago|1 comments
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by brad0 7y ago
It’s understandable that the benefits don’t immediately seem obvious. We have all been working with REST for such a long time that we forgot what didn’t make sense when we were learning REST. A good way to think about GraphQL is it’s data c
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by brad0 7y ago
I’m not an expert but I don’t think clouds will affect it. Do clouds prevent you from getting a GPS signal? (I know these satellites are LEO but I don’t think that should matter)
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by brad0 7y ago
Notable is a great free markdown editor on GitHub. You can import regular markdown or Evernote files. All the files are stored in one directory and are grouped by tags. The tags can be hierarchical if you’re looking for that. Most of the ti
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Announcing the new pricing plan for AWS Config rules(aws.amazon.com)
39 points by brad0 7y ago|6 comments
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by brad0 7y ago
I feel like that top answer has a lot of things wrong with it. The first AWS service was SQS in 2002. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Web_Services#History The wiki also says that AWS changed direction after a pape
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by brad0 7y ago
I’m confused. Did they just patent querying a graph?
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by brad0 7y ago
Realm is an alternative to SQLite and ORM libraries from the looks of things. It sounds like an interesting technology. Why didn’t it take off?
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by brad0 7y ago
Unfortunately no. As soon as the image is rotated slightly to one side it disables the adversary print out. You can see this in the original paper with the final image. Now, that doesn’t mean that a camouflage couldn’t be created that more
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by brad0 7y ago
This is cool! It reminds me of that material the protagonist creates in Big Hero 6. At such a small size though, would it be possible to breathe it in?
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by brad0 7y ago
Interesting. Why not use DynamoDB?
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by brad0 7y ago
Is gibberish called nulls or nonces? I forget.
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by brad0 8y ago
This is cool! Building a context from many data points is impressive. I could see this being built into phones for sure. If the phone can detect the context with a small amount of battery it opens the phone to a whole lot of applications.
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by brad0 8y ago
I can’t be the only one who feels this is some kind of bull shit sponsored article right? - write a pseudo news article about Tesla doing a change to their business strategy - say how “millennials” are being bold and brave by buying Tesla s
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by brad0 8y ago
When cars mostly get their power from batteries how will that power be generated? Hopefully it won’t be from burning oil but it has to come from somewhere right?
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by brad0 8y ago
https://phoenixframework.org/blog/the-road-to-2-million-webs...
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by brad0 8y ago
I can’t tell if this is a poorly executed joke or it’s serious. To be honest I think it’s a bit of both.
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by brad0 8y ago
I wonder if there is an enterprise app that does this for you? I can think of plenty of examples at my work where spidering a website and displaying it in a graph would be really cool. Our wiki would be one for sure.

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