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by csears 5y ago
Are you thinking of the Lodash random() function? Or Crypto.getRandomValues()?
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Google: Washington’s Birthday is December 24(google.com)
1 points by csears 5y ago|0 comments
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by csears 6y ago
Really glad to see this directly integrated into the AWS console. I ran workshops when I was at AWS, and using the Cloud 9 shell saved us a ton of time getting a room full of people set up with a functioning AWS CLI. Being able to just clic
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by csears 6y ago
Are there any tools that simulate control plane failures for AWS or other cloud providers? This looks great, but it seems to only work on compute resources. Many AWS outages result in APIs failing or returning errors, which should be possib
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by csears 6y ago
Really enjoyed seeing this broken down and explained. Is a function like that considered idiomatic Rust?
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Longitudinal evaluation and decline of antibody responses in SARS-CoV-2 [pdf](medrxiv.org)
1 points by csears 6y ago|0 comments
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by csears 6y ago
Congrats on the launch. Having worked at a startup in the AIOps space, I can can offer a few suggestions. 1. No matter how good your AI, it will make mistakes. Users need ways to provide feedback or filtering to avoid bad alert fatigue. Giv
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by csears 7y ago
What's the relationship between this and a service mesh like Istio? Is Service Directory just for external/public clients? Wouldn't most of the changes to service endpoints be hidden behind load balancers? They mention Redis
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by csears 7y ago
As part of the fix, they mention changing the Python etcd client code to send the request in a single packet. How would one force that behavior? And is that even a good idea? It seems like TCP fragmentation would be handled at a much lower
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by csears 7y ago
The full text mentions masks being particularly effective and inhaled antiviral meds that could slow the spread of the virus in airways. It also talks about the need for antiviral agents capable of crossing the brain-blood barrier. See the
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Critical Vulnerabilities in Azure Cloud Infrastructure(research.checkpoint.com)
1 points by csears 7y ago|0 comments
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by csears 7y ago
Thomas Kinnaman was interviewed on Planet Money recently and mentioned roughly this conclusion based on his 2014 study. More details here: https://www.realclearscience.com/blog/2019/07/15/why_its_pro...
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by csears 8y ago
What if we started charging a small but slowly increasing annual fee for each IPv4 address? And with the proceeds ICANN starts buying back IPv4 blocks and permanently retiring them.
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by csears 8y ago
... also known as a monitoring tool
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by csears 8y ago
What would make a new project a good fit for C++?
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by csears 8y ago
AWS EKS definitely does support kubectl, but requires the aws-iam-authenticator (formerly Heptio) to integrate with AWS IAM. Docs here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/configure-k...
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by csears 9y ago
The fact that Google is able to achieve good write performance with standard Paxos over wide areas is a direct result of their advanced network infrastructure and low latency data center interconnects. I imagine there are lots of people wit
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by csears 9y ago
Not the GP author, but he's talking about using 4 different AWS services in a particular architectural pattern. SNS topics give you a triggering mechanism to start the long running task. Step Functions give you light-weight flow contr
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by csears 9y ago
How does this compare to Istio or Envoy?
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by csears 10y ago
Obama barred access to the Visa Waiver Program for "High Risk" countries. This was not an outright ban on immigration, it just eliminated access to a "fast lane" for people who needed to visit the US for 90 days or less.
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by csears 10y ago
I would be curious to know if they evaluated any cloud-based data stores or streaming services from AWS or GCP before deciding to building this from scratch. It seems like a common set of requirements for event analytics pipelines.
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by csears 10y ago
Agreed. More like Wal-Mart putting Sears out of business.
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by csears 10y ago
Cisco were not operating a public cloud, so there is no hardware to get rid of. Intercloud was a way for a network of smaller "Cisco Powered" cloud providers to interoperate and allow workload mobility to/from on-prem Cisco &
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by csears 10y ago
I thought it might be vulnerable to a human DOS-attack, where a flash mob of shoppers wearing similar cloths and/or masks all walk in at the same time, grab items, pass them around, and then all try to leave at once.
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by csears 10y ago
It looks like you don't need to scan anything when exiting. So your phone could die once you're in the store and you'd still be able to check out. I'm guessing the Amazon Go app generates a one-time-use QR code that gets
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by csears 10y ago
I doubt they would ever consider it, but I think Docker Inc's best move would be to push reset for Docker 2.0: - Fully embrace Kubernetes for orchestration - Drop Swarm - Roll Docker Engine back to its pre-1.12 scope - Get on board wit
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by csears 10y ago
How does this differ from RAFT?
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by csears 10y ago
They're not talking about Cisco/networking switches. Transfer switches are part of the electrical systems in the data center. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transfer_switch
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by csears 10y ago
Has WeChat followed Facebook's approach of unbundling functions into single-purpose apps? Or is everything delivered through a common chat/IM interface, similar to Messenger?
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by csears 10y ago
Starting at $1000/mo

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