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by campers 7y ago
There was a few interesting bits in a post the other days about their new compute VM class, #4 in particular https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/compute/understanding... Its pretty light on details but was
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by campers 8y ago
One of the pilots comments seemed to indicate that: "In the two years since [the 388th’s] last Red Flag exercise, the airplane itself has had some pretty significant advancements. A couple of months before the 2017 Red Flag, the Air Fo
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by campers 8y ago
That approach might help in some circumstances, but it has been tried in some areas in Australia with alcohol, with the effect of pushing up the prices like a black market and people consuming the alcohol quickly as to not get caught with i
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by campers 8y ago
2nd gen is the new standard runtimes using gVisor. I had read comments by googlers here before that the first gen standard runtimes required a lot of custom work on their end to run on the Google infrastructure which was why they were a bit
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by campers 9y ago
I use Hugo too for https://apporchestra.com I have it in a GitLab repository with the continuous integration script configured to build and deploy it to Google app engine (configured as a static content so no paid instances are
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by campers 9y ago
While there's no doubt they are used for money laundering, they also serve an essential privacy purpose. Imagine if every vendor you made a purchase from with your credit card also received a copy of your entire transaction history wit
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by campers 9y ago
I always thought Kava would be a good name for a Kotlin/JVM framework. Java was named from the coffee from Java, Indonesia. Kava is a beverage consumed throughout the Pacific Ocean cultures. Similar enough :)
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Andromeda 2.1 reduces GCP’s intra-zone latency by 40%(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
3 points by campers 9y ago|0 comments
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by campers 9y ago
https://lyrebird.ai/ and Adobo VoCo are two products which can take a small sample of a persons voice then generate any words/sentences in their voice
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by campers 9y ago
I think of it like gluten, or lactose, for most people its fine, but some people definately don't tolerate it and only they need to avoid it. If you have the enzymes required to process it then you're fine, if your genetics are mi
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by campers 9y ago
You should find this article interesting! https://qz.com/973684/california-will-lose-enough-solar-ener...
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by campers 10y ago
Even scarier we're starting to see Carfentanil, which is many times stronger again than Fentanyl, and is only used for sedation of large animals like elephants.
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by campers 10y ago
I'm pretty happy developing in TypeScript these days, it at the stage where its more than good enough for most tasks. Just like the JVM is more than Java, JavaScript is the bytecode of the browser. There is plenty of languages which co
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by campers 10y ago
It much closer to the Datastore https://cloud.google.com/datastore/ which also has co-located parent-child tables and GQL instead of SQL, and automatic horizontal scalability
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by campers 10y ago
Its naturally occurring in the body, and quickly broken down by mono-amine oxidase enzymes (taking MAOI's, mono-amine oxidase inhibitors, with it extends the duration of the trip).
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by campers 10y ago
Yep, should be soon, it's already going into 7.5.1 test builds https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/11062#issuecomment-27658... Instructions are there on how to install the test build it with nvm, so you
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by campers 10y ago
You can plug Quasar/Comsat in to get lightweight threads http://blog.paralleluniverse.co/2014/01/22/introducing-comsa... RatPack is a nice async microframework
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by campers 11y ago
There was an relevant section in the Google SRE book notes posted here the other day about injecting faults into Chubby, their distributed lock service, which was too reliable. Ex: Chubby planned outages Google found that Chubby was consist
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by campers 11y ago
Its more catch-up than an exodus, but also overtaking in some ways. Short version I'd say pricing and data processing (DataFlow, DataProc and especially BigQuery) Their core network infrastructure is more advanced, and Live Migration i
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by campers 11y ago
Great to see a Kotlin listing!
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by campers 11y ago
The first 5 or so years of 30 year mortgage you don't really pay off that much at all, it pretty much is interest, plus other holding costs and depreciation - money on fire. I was lucky with my place my last place and gain some signifi
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by campers 11y ago
Kotlin on the JVM is a nice improvement over Java, still statically typed, the compiler infers the type for obj. var obj = MyObject() ... obj.foo() So you could change the obj instantiation to a different type and as long as the
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by campers 11y ago
A micro VM on the big cloud providers is only a few dollars a month, and should you need to scale its a lot cheaper than $100/month for 10 API calls per second!
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by campers 11y ago
They do have think about some of those issues more, especially security if the client contains all the of application logic, hence the row level access control. And when you charge per API call CPU usage matters, a database update is signif
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by campers 11y ago
Google this: site:parseapp.com Thanks for the idea, might have to contact some of them about my Parse replacement platform!
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by campers 11y ago
There's quite a few pieces missing from the open source Parse server. https://parse.com/docs/server/guide#migrating Analytics, Push (a big one), Config, Jobs. I've been building a mobile app platform on
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by campers 11y ago
So many viruses yet this https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dracos-may-be-effective-a... could only raise $60k to for the next stage of research. So sad.
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by campers 11y ago
Has anyone run the numbers on what it would cost to build data centers with equivalent hashing power using the latest ASIC's in various areas taking into account labour and energy costs. Between a wealthy libertarians, BitCoin startup
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by campers 11y ago
Parse.com is similar to Heroku in that its simple to get started and has a free tier but gets real expensive once you go over that. I'm rebuilding my Parse back-end and going with Google app engine managed vms for a number of reasons.
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by campers 11y ago
Have you looked at using Kotlin instead?

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