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by epberry 4y ago
I also receive strings like this as submissions to a form on my website. One dumb trick you can do is check for too many capital letters in a word and block it. Of course you should check if the word is just all caps and not block that but
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Our Python Monorepo(medium.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
Yes. It was jam packed with hits, probably more so than other performances.
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Tracking Events at Millisecond Granularity(engineering.mixpanel.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
I don't necessarily think that billing which is hard to estimate is good for anyone. For large deals I've seen this be a real turn off. Same with surprise bills. Ultimately if the service can scale billing in a way that their valu
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by epberry 4y ago
I think the market for automation and workflow building for non-coders has just grown tremendously. Zapier at this point is probably also focused on winning enterprise customers leaving plenty of room for others to steal users for specific
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Nerfstudio – A collaboration friendly studio for NeRFs(github.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
Startup = Growth is timeless, as are most of the essays. I did feel Hackers vs Painters was little outdated but the book is almost 30 years old at this point.
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What is the new LZ4 TOAST compression in PostgreSQL 14, and how fast is it?(postgresql.fastware.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
We just switched to DuckDB from Postgres to analyze AWS billing data and wrote up our experience, https://www.vantage.sh/blog/querying-aws-cost-data-duckdb Arguably Postgres was never the right tool to use for this ana
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by epberry 4y ago
That is crazy to think about. I wonder what this sentence will be about in another 25 years.
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Is Databricks’s autoscaling cost efficient?(medium.com)
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Snowflake data warehouse date range based joins 45x speedup(simeonpilgrim.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
I would like to contribute to rewilding projects like https://www.americanprairie.org/ and build software to support them or if possible buy land directly for them and establish more throughout the US.
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The Three Types of AI(pid.vc)
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Programmatic Messaging with Customer.io(medium.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
Absolutely agree with the love for the OG homepods. Great sound and I use it many times daily. Finally got my Hue lights hooked up with Homekit too so that is working well. Lastly it is my TV speaker for my Apple TV.
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by epberry 4y ago
I've tried this out and it's very cool. I think one particular application is roll-your-own "social listening" which usually requires buying tools.
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Recap – A Data Catalog for Machines(github.com)
2 points by epberry 4y ago|0 comments
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by epberry 4y ago
My favorite take on pricing ever is "Index to your Customers' Revenue Growth" (fourth card on this page) https://www.screenshotessays.com/browse . Basically saying that if your cost grows with your customers&#
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Using Layers to Build Nice Reports in Google Sheets(benlcollins.com)
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Practical tricks and tips to reduce AWS EMR costs(medium.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
> Currently much of our database access is ad hoc with a proliferation of Perl scripts that to a very real extent run our business. There are companies started later than 2010 where this was still the case. Interesting to think about how
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AlterNAT: High availability cost efficient implementation of AWS NAT instances(github.com)
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by epberry 4y ago
The main factor is level of spend. If you can commit to spending $1M over the next 2 years AWS will give you big breaks.
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Show HN: Redshift and OpenSearch Pricing Added to Ec2instances.info(instances.vantage.sh)
2 points by epberry 4y ago|0 comments
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by epberry 4y ago
Very nice write up. As a billing guy I especially liked the tip about using resource policies to enable cross-account access and save on KMS request costs. There's one issue with companies using hundreds of AWS accounts if you're
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by epberry 4y ago
Thank you for building this! Networking is one of _the_ hardest things to price out in cloud billing.
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by epberry 4y ago
As a maintainer for https://ec2instances.info I absolutely love sites like this. Nice and clean. Just like that site this is statically rendered into a large HTML file and delivered to the client, with data updated every 2 hours
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by epberry 4y ago
I like the 'internal foundry' messaging. It feels cool and futuristic. Also given recent tensions in the South China Sea it probably makes sense to get that going in a serious way for national security reasons.

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