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dastbe
9y ago
They care about leverage. Does it matter to you that nobody knows you did/do drugs? Then you are at risk of someone using that as leverage against you.
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9y ago
Well, they are better in some ways and worse in others. Public cloud providers let you offload a lot of lower level operational work off to them and provide you with higher level, and perhaps most importantly integrated, abstractions around
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9y ago
cockroachdb and spanner are "CP with high probability of A". There are situations where the db (or possibly a subset, haven't read too deeply into the papers) can become unavailable due to a loss of quorum, but these situatio
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9y ago
The examples and descriptions on the second page are super off. For example, the first example should be described as "To create #two# fixed-height rows of 150px and three fixed-width columns of 150px, simply write:" and the css f
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9y ago
How do you plan on keeping it sane over time? Even disregarding paring down the number of times managed major providers appear on the list (which is super sensible imo), won't it start to get quite crowded with all the open source comp
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9y ago
One of the major problems (at least in the US) is that the process is heavyweight and specifically tuned towards "lowest conforming bid". You end up getting subpar work and long delays, but the government is absolutely unwilling t
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9y ago
From the AWS status page: "Some customers have reported intermittent resolution issues with .io domains. We can confirm that Route 53 DNS services are operating normally at this time and these issues seem to be related to the .io top-l
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9y ago
I would disagree on no minimums and equivalency to lambda et al, as azure container instances charge a create fee (iirc its equivalent to 100 seconds of their minimum configuration) which sits on top of the per-second billing.
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9y ago
Netflix is also generally online when (parts of) AWS goes down, because they've architected their services to be resilient underlying failures (as Amazon and Google have too!). Netflix has blogged quite heavily about this, for example
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I don't think the rules actually say you can't edit titles. At best, they ask that you please use the original title unless misleading or linkbait. You could argue that the original title is misleading, because you would've t
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9y ago
to me this slide deck is "how to not completely fail at getting a minimally viable microservices arch going in your organization" which is good because apparently these lessons are not self-evident. But when are we going to get to
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I'm surprised (in I guess a good way =) that awscli is all the way up at #15. Definitely expected quite a few utilities and languages to rank higher.
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9y ago
Except when that isn't a safe thing to do.
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9y ago
for people who need more 9s of availability on a single cloud provider, you have to start going multi-region. aws takes region isolation/independence very seriously, and along with geographic independence gives you effectively two enti
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9y ago
when they're plotting %azure vs %aws, they should really be using the same range for both axes. then they could get rid of the dashed line that shows what the ratio is.
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9y ago
are you the waffleimages r1ch?
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its not so much that they are serializing all messages through a single thread, but that they are consistently routing messages (duplicates and all) into separate shards that are processed by a single thread.
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9y ago
AWS will give each VPC a /56, and each subnet a /64 https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-ipv6-support-for-ec2-in... Again, the thing I would like to see is being able to either peer only ipv6 for VPCs, o
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9y ago
AWS does support ipv6 everywhere; the problem is that many consumers do not (I can't access ipv6 on my current provider w/o doing work on my side, for example) and so the need for public ipv4 is going to continue for years. I woul
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9y ago
So if you have a meeting scheduled for a demo, why wouldn't you check out the website? Are you actively trying to not have a good meeting? I almost always go through materials before a meeting because it makes me better informed and we
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9y ago
i think you meant exabytes, not zettabytes, and as they state on their website "350 million GB stored ... (and counting)" that means there at about 1/3 of an exabyte now
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facebook class B shares (the ones that Zuckerberg and other company insiders own) has 10x the voting rights of class A shares which you or I can own. They plan to issue new class C stock that will have no voting rights. this is the same str
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you're increasing costs, but you're insuring against the lost profits from your site being down as well as reduced consumer trust. there are ways to keep the cost multiplier down (running many smaller instances vs a single large i
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1. Netflix has been doing "chaos engineering" for years (earliest public reference I can find is 2011), especially w.r.t. to public cloud. 2. Netflix has done a great job at publicizing their efforts and open sourcing software tha
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9y ago
So if A is the hashed-to index into your table, then B is a function of A. When you are doing your linear probe and you see a value along with its probe count, it either 1. Has a higher probe count, this means it's hash is further away
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9y ago
guge is the pinyin for google in china
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9y ago
out of curiosity what is the model of choice internally?
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10y ago
Very tangential: do you have any concerns about or plans to buy mobyproject.com? seems like its oscillating between parked domain and shady ads.
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10y ago
So I would argue that #2 is in fact "drive efficiency", except that its also never 1 then 2 then 3. You can drive growth early on to gain traction, then drive efficiency to improve margins and make new features more tractable, whi
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10y ago
the OP misquoted S3s durability guarantee. Its 11 9s.
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