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by dastbe 9y ago
The other bit would be blast radius. What if someone does get access to your single account? How confident are you that your policies were airtight? By using many accounts, you create clear isolation boundaries that require opt-in sharing.
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by dastbe 9y ago
One thing that they don't show is that the pitches are substantially longer than what's presented on the show. Much of the drama and speed is down to editing.
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by dastbe 9y ago
The answer to this is ultimately ratcheting down cert validity duration. As more people automate renewals we can get to the point where certs are valid for maybe days at a time.
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by dastbe 9y ago
in the past year or so i've seen serverless extended to anything where the underlying compute is abstracted away. so ex. bigquery and dynamodb, two very stateful services, are also described as serverless.
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by dastbe 9y ago
Do you not think that linked article has even a bit of a bias and agenda? Even then, the link to atlas van lines they use conflicts with several of the claims they made about largest outbound and largest inbound. So maybe check your article
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by dastbe 9y ago
So obviously IANAL, but aren't you eliding the fact that the explicit patent grant was revoked on suing facebook for patent infringement? Whereas the implicit patent grant in MIT lacks that caveat?
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by dastbe 9y ago
On 4, I recommend using the multi stage to build in alpine/Debian/etc and then copy all the necessary artifacts onto a scratch base.
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by dastbe 9y ago
What do you mean by "deep-blue-brush"?
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by dastbe 9y ago
(an aws employee, but just as in the dark as you are) It'll be interesting to see how the golang lambda implementation is done, as i could see it being a backdoor into supporting any statically linked binary so long as it fits whatever
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by dastbe 9y ago
A pretty pithy response would be that any time you're deploying new software to your production environment, you're testing against real customers. While you should have comprehensive pre-production testing, there's no good s
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by dastbe 9y ago
it wasn't a typo. hue is a phillips is a iot lighting system, and there are several packages that include a hue-enabled lightbulb.
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by dastbe 9y ago
Amazon has a repo per package model, but has a meta-versioning system (called version sets) that tracks revisions of packages built together and a way for declaring package dependencies. So in some sense you're building your own monore
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by dastbe 9y ago
I think your math on that last bit is off. The article states they have 1.2GW, which is somewhere between 40% and 50% of Amazon's power usage (started 2016 at 40%, expect to exit at 50%). That would peg 100% at somewhere between 2.4 an
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by dastbe 9y ago
See here for the details on how to define a job, specifically around running docker images on ECS http://docs.aws.amazon.com/batch/latest/userguide/create-job...
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by dastbe 9y ago
The way I think about it is temporal and spatial control, and giving up control over them so that some common entity can optimize and drive down your costs. With Fargate, you're giving up spatial control so you can just pay for the tas
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by dastbe 9y ago
No need to be uncertain, the article outlines this pretty clearly: "Behind the scenes, DynamoDB implements multi-master writes and ensures that the last write to a particular item prevails. When you use Global Tables, each item will in
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by dastbe 9y ago
I would say this offers global capabilities while preserving regional isolation. you're composing the global table out of regional tables (which replicate between each other), and you're still using regional endpoints. this means
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by dastbe 9y ago
How are they holding the company hostage? You either agree to a salary or you don’t, and if you want to mitigate the risk of even having to discuss salary, you overpay. I realize from a mgmt perspective it sucks to lose someone you invested
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by dastbe 9y ago
So I wouldn't say C5s don't work at all with NLB instance target groups - I'm running one right now. I wouldn't be surprised if you're hitting an edge case with the tighter integration* between NLB's and instan
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by dastbe 9y ago
this is true, though these cases are fairly limited and 𠂇 is not a radical (you would look it up as 丿+ 1) after looking through my dictionary, it appears that 右 was originally written with 又 which is a pictograph of a right hand (no idea i…
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by dastbe 9y ago
I can buy that, as I know the top left portion in chinese historically is for the left hand. If the historical variation of right was for the right hand, that would make a lot of sense.
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by dastbe 9y ago
And even if they don’t know the words, they have internalized the learning methods to quickly ingest characters. Chinese classes go from learning barely 200-500 characters in a semester at the introductory level to that much in a week by yo
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by dastbe 9y ago
rereading my words i realize i was ambiguous; i didnt mean to say that 刀 and 刃 were unified (how would i have written them?) but that unifying those characters across multiple languages is ignoring that they have nuanced meaning based on wh
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by dastbe 9y ago
then is а really a distinct concept from a? regardless of whether 刀 and 刃 have similar meaning in korean and japanese (in chinese the former refers to the knife/sword itself whereas the latter refers the edge of the knife), the unifica
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by dastbe 9y ago
not sure if you're coming from a purely japanese background, but in chinese 左 and 右 both have the same stroke order for the upper left portion. and to show just how ridiculous han unification is, on my laptop your example makes no sens
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by dastbe 9y ago
That paper was written by high school students; the only thing MIT about that paper is the hostname. It reads like a fun project but after skimming I would not consider it something authoritative on whether golang (or csp) is a better mecha
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by dastbe 9y ago
The Hub lockers (i would say Amazon lockers as well? i've always seen UPS people filling them...) can accept deliveries from all delivery services, not just AMZL.
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by dastbe 9y ago
Amazon is pitching the Amazon Locker tech to apartment buildings now https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/27/amazon-launches-the-hub-pa... Having used them a bunch while working at Amazon they're super nice, b
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by dastbe 9y ago
To be honest I think everyone else is crazy and/or doing a calculation without thinking about what it means. All we know is that the range is N to 1000000N, but we do not know in and of itself that N is the smallest delta perceivable o
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by dastbe 9y ago
If you read the paper, they do in fact still use monte-Carlo tree search. They just simplify their usage in conjunction with reducing the number of neural networks to 1

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