drubenstein

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by drubenstein 7y ago
> Can I pay someone to monitor my AWS deploy and make sure it's healthy? Yes. There are consulting shops that will do this, as will many of the monitoring tools listed in the thread (though these tools will not fix the problem for y
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by drubenstein 7y ago
Depends on the issue - if there's a code / logic bug that doesn't affect the data schema, we use elastic beanstalk versions to go back the previous version (usually this is a rolling deploy backwards), and then clean up the d
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by drubenstein 7y ago
AWS has outpost, which is "EC2 mechanics in your own datacenter": https://aws.amazon.com/outposts/
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by drubenstein 8y ago
I've had a reasonably good time with Laravel (versions 5.x), although not having a lot of experience with other stacks (say, django), ymmv. That said, I don't think it's so profoundly amazing as to be worth learning PHP if 1)
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by drubenstein 10y ago
Kashkari was the lone dissenter in the most recent FOMC meeting, which determines the US Federal Funds Rate. A decent intro (<25 pages) to US monetary policy (I read it during intro macro), if you're interested: http://ww
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by drubenstein 10y ago
Agreed about the "many holes". Furthermore on the models But the bottom line is this. Most jobs aren’t created by private, corporate investment, so raising taxes on corporate income won’t affect employment. This seems to be conj
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by drubenstein 11y ago
This seems like a bad idea in that it allows the powerful to completely control the messages that are affiliated with them. Suppose celebrity x does wrong to a regular citizen, and they have Google posts at their disposal while Jane Smith d