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by dastbe 10y ago
"Many amazon servers can't service requests from a browser (due to CORS headers), and all of them require an aws account." The first part is rapidly becoming less true; any of the services enabled by default on this page supp
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by dastbe 10y ago
Why that order?
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by dastbe 10y ago
Unfortunately there are a lot of people who believe government shouldn't do anything unless it is fraud-proof. The narratives around welfare and food stamp abuse make headlines for exactly this reason :(.
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by dastbe 10y ago
Don't be confused: the article makes the mistake of comparing DOs new block storage service with other companies object stores. EBS is the competitor to this, not S3. Same for gce persistent disks and azure drives. Unfortunately this m
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by dastbe 10y ago
I think the focus was on the temporary employment part. The government does not need fly-by-night developers who come in when things are completely broken. they need a strong technical core that builds things well and with low costs the fir
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by dastbe 10y ago
Given that AWS is HIPAA compliant and you can use most database products for PHI ( https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/hipaa-compliance/ ), the likelihood is that you're going to see both public and private healt
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by dastbe 10y ago
It is short for algorithm.
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Expanding the Cloud: Introducing the AWS Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Region(allthingsdistributed.com)
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by dastbe 10y ago
I agree with the other commenters that there are plenty of people working on Scala (and arguably odersky is a much better researcher than he is a maintainer) that I wouldn't worry about people maintaining/upgrading Scala. I do thi
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by dastbe 10y ago
jQuery gzipped and minified is 25kb. You're comparing raw to compressed.
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by dastbe 10y ago
Yes, but jquery is much smaller than an empty scala.js app. jquery is about 25kb gzipped and minified (the other comment used the raw size) whereas scala js is 45kb for an empty application.
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by dastbe 10y ago
this isn't a fair comparison. It fails to account for what happens after the files are downloaded, which is where overall js code size has an outsized effect.
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by dastbe 10y ago
Are you using seismic to describe what the data is, how big the data is, or both?
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by dastbe 10y ago
How does Cargo handle indirect dependency visibility? This article talks about visibility in terms of "do I need to manually include indirect dependencies? No!" but not in terms of "can I accidentally write code against an in
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by dastbe 10y ago
if I went by the story I've lived, I would assume that everyone in America makes six figures. I appreciate your optimism, but you can't let hope get in the way of data.
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by dastbe 11y ago
This is true, but I think it's worth looking at how far behind Scala 2.12 is from its initial release date The original roadmap: http://www.scala-lang.org/news/2.12-roadmap/ The current roadmap: http:/&
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by dastbe 11y ago
This is a community standard for how image artifacts should look. Right now, everyone is building systems against the Docker image specification which is problematic because Docker can and should be able to modify and extend it however they
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by dastbe 11y ago
I would argue that point-based estimation is just as inaccurate as time-based estimation in that it only serves as a proxy for effort, which is done over time. Point systems (and time systems) have two big issues * You're throwing
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by dastbe 11y ago
Yes, thanks. Brainfart.
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by dastbe 11y ago
For the rest of the world, we just call them Reserved Stock Units. The OPs point still stands regardless; unless for whatever reason you think you'll get 1) a windfall of stock grants that are 2) calculate from some actual monetary amo
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by dastbe 11y ago
There's a couple sites specifically catering to the software dev for hire vertical, like Hired. Though I think software devs have a unique view of Linkedin, in that we have many other avenues for professional networking AND we are heav
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by dastbe 11y ago
There's a lot that goes into building a public cloud that in house solutions won't do because it's unnecessary complexity. A lot of which is security related, which ends being very difficult to bolt onto an existing system.
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by dastbe 11y ago
Could you quote the line you're referencing? The key differentiator in that article sounds like data services (dataproc et al) and I don't see anything mentioning support.
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by dastbe 11y ago
oof, someone there needs to look into their mobile experience. The homepage is fine but the minute I search for something it goes to junk. http://imgur.com/TcuxQ6t
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by dastbe 11y ago
Does this line strike anyone else as just not true based on their numbers? Quizlet is now the ~50th biggest website in the U.S.
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by dastbe 11y ago
I never said you need or should have the package tools inside your container, but you do need to be able to track the lineage of what was put into those containers so you can easily search for ex. deployed container revisions with an out of
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by dastbe 11y ago
this is why your security team should be integrated into how you (securely!) build and deploy software. in this specific case, that would mean maintaining the OS layer Dockerfile and scanning the dependency tree for build artifacts.
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by dastbe 11y ago
Could you elaborate on what parts of go-like tooling you like? I also find it interesting given that golang is a much simpler language specifically to allow for the kinds of automated tooling they have. If you want that, then the complexity
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by dastbe 11y ago
The scala type system is incredibly strong (and undecidable) but the implementation itself is not conducive to compilation speed. Two of the primary motivations for Dotty are 1) reducing the complexity of the language and 2) starting clean
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by dastbe 11y ago
It's funny how Often a real space concept (country) which is used to model business logic ends up morphing into a abstract configuration knob.

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