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by chucky_z 11y ago
The only thing I've found strongly lacking in bash is math. You can `| bc` all you want, but it still seems slow compared to other languages. I typically do all my math in python (typically through pipes... heh), and everything else
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Check this out, I think you'll be impressed! https://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/gawkinet/gawkinet.h... (If you want it to fully function you'll need bits of code starting here -- https:&
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Actually, the insane amount of advertising and media groups on Facebook have pushed me to Twitter, and it's very refreshing. I'll be moving away from everything but FB Messenger (imo their best product).
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Correct.
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I did this migration recently and we're spending about 1.75 cents per user. We could do it for cheaper, but we've recently had some issues that were absolutely trivial to resolve with AWS, that would have been very difficult with
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I saw the little text box at the bottom jiggle at me and immediately closed the page. #1 PROTIP to a good UI. Don't jiggle anything, anywhere, ever, for any reason.
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by chucky_z 11y ago
400k emails isn't that many though. :(
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I believe those are the direct rottentomatoes.com "User" scores. So aggregated from a large population of users for rottentomatoes.com; I would consider that to be a pretty good representation of the average American population w
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by chucky_z 11y ago
When I was fresh with Gluster, I was blindly following tutorials for how to fix a split-brain. Backstory: I inherited this, so I had to fix it as quickly as possible. Basically, you can mount individual bricks in /tmp and run a '
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by chucky_z 11y ago
What's the best way to deal with this problem, and what's the correct way to deal with this problem?
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by chucky_z 11y ago
The C-Max is a very utilitarian vehicle. It's more Mazda 5 than Volt/Prius. That being said, they sure do have a nice interior for that style of car!
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Was the ElastiCache service around when you migrated Redis to Dynamo? This is another alternative I'm considering.
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I think in this case I could have interchanged "terrible" with "enterprise" and it would've had a more ""correct"" meaning (seriously I wish I could keep adding quotes to all of that...). I had
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Have you looked at Terraform? I have everything defined (unless it doesn't work very well... which still happens as it's still under heavy development), and if it needs to be dealt with care (e.g.: core EC2 instances) I'm
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I simply don't believe the $250 - $20,000 month comparison. Could you please provide some real-world numbers/hardware/stack information? I just did this migration (non-AWS -> AWS), and we saw a ~20% reduction in monthly
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by chucky_z 11y ago
What about as a kind of Redis stand-in? I'm curious about the DynamoDB PHP session driver. It sounds like you have a lot of experience with Dynamo. All the use-cases I seem to keep coming up with are more for storing global environme
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by chucky_z 11y ago
This looks interesting, and I'd like to read the article more, but the graphs are so eye-drawing and completely unreadable that I'm unable to make sense of them. Please make your x/y readable (font roughly 200% larger...) an
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I can only compare Ansible to Puppet, but I've had great success with rewriting a ton of hacky bash stuff directly in Ansible and having it feel much more 'maintainable.' Perhaps if you're already using puppet/chef&
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Actually, one of my friends on Facebook saw that I was job hunting and offered me an interview. :/ I've gotten all of my best (and last few) jobs through connections, fortunately for me, and maybe unfortunately for me giving advic
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I was going to mention this exact same thing. The last time I had to go job hunting I submitted my resume to 40-50 companies each week or so, and unless I heard anything back ever, I did zero research outside of seeing if what they were lo
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Please refer to the #postgresql channel on irc.freenode.net for any postgres inquiries, you will receive an answer from experts and core developers on the correct processes within minutes for almost any question. It is a very active channe
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I think his hostility comes from the fact that if you google just "postgresql json" the second hit is the official documentation that goes over jsonb right in the second paragraph. http://www.postgresql.org/docs&#x
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I think I'd argue against Sharepoint simply because of the investment and vendor lock-in required. You do have an extremely solid point about Google Apps at the bottom end because of this exact reason though. I only wish the O365 plat
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Unless every single employee actually follows this clause, just one bad apple can ruin every security procedure in the world. Layer 8 is awfully vulnerable...
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I do as well, and while looking around for laws about it I stumbled across this: http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014240527023038478045794799... and a few articles like it. It seems the laws aren't well enforced
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by chucky_z 11y ago
Perhaps the author is dyslexic, and wanted an easy to read font? As far as I know, Comic Sans is the only font that is easy to read for dyslexic folk that works in about every graphical web browser.
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I would say you can park in Palo Alto in an RV for free... but it looks like that's changed in recent history. Kind of sad! :(
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by chucky_z 11y ago
I had written a large chunk but removed it after reading most of the article. I will go out on a limb and simply comment that I felt the interview where I'm currently at was done correctly, and addressed most of the issues that this a
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by chucky_z 11y ago
This test 'cheats' in favor of HTTP 2.0. The problem is that there are ways around the HTTP 1.1 limitation of 'one connection, one thing,' and this test uses absolutely none of those ways. It makes a connection, receiv
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by chucky_z 11y ago
As an interesting perspective, I don't know a single person who pirates any JetBrains software. All the programmers I know use their software exclusively and pay for it. I can name many people who pirate all sorts of video production,

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