erikcw

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by erikcw 8y ago
Yes [0]. I haven't had time to fully look into the details. But from looking at the existing integration -- it would be fantastically convenient to have something cloud native [1]. [0] https://prometheus.io/docs/
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by erikcw 8y ago
Seems like this could be a great remote storage backend for Prometheus.
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by erikcw 9y ago
My favorite recent find in iPython is “alt-9-backspace” which deletes 9 “words” back. In my case clearing a uuid string in a Django ORM query: MyModel.objects.filter(UUID=‘123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426655440000‘)
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by erikcw 9y ago
I've recently started tinkering with this topic and have really enjoyed jehugarcia'a YouTube channel[1]. [1] https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCcMfCkN1juSa49DJFYltOTw
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by erikcw 9y ago
Sushi grade fish is frozen at a specific temperature for a specific time period to kill parasites.
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by erikcw 9y ago
I've toyed around with a couple of these for use as baby cams -- mostly streaming the video feed over RTSP using VLC as the server. The video feed always works well, but I've never been able to get the audio from a usb mic to tra
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by erikcw 9y ago
I'd also like to add "The Last Dive" by Bernie Chowdury - https://www.amazon.com/Last-Dive-Father-Descent-Oceans/dp/00...
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JunoCam – Raw Images of Jupiter from the Juno Mission(missionjuno.swri.edu)
2 points by erikcw 9y ago|0 comments
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First Images of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Reach Earth(spaceflightnow.com)
2 points by erikcw 9y ago|1 comments
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by erikcw 9y ago
But in Case B, wouldn't they have to pay the corporate income tax on that $100,000 before they buy the next property (39.1% in 2017)? I thought each property is a capital expense which gets depreciated over time. So you can't bu
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by erikcw 9y ago
Sure, and that's what I do most of the time. However, if the S3 keys are larger than ~500mb, then it's not possible to process them in any way with Lambda since there isn't enough "scratch space" available in /
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by erikcw 9y ago
Lots of great comments here. I'd like to add that being limited to 512mb of working disk space at /tmp has been a stumbling block for us. Would be really great to have this configurable along with CPU/memory. Additionally be
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by erikcw 9y ago
We've just recently started using Sanic[0] paired with Redis to great effect for a very high throughput web service. It also uses Python 3 asyncio/uvloop at its core. So far very happy with it. [0] https://github.com&
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by erikcw 10y ago
Serverless[0] does support Python (the CLI tools are just written in JS). Zappa[1] is also a great option if you want to deploy a WSGI compatible app (flask/django) to Lambda. I've used them both in production and have had a grea
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by erikcw 10y ago
Of course the home cook doesn't need a centrifuge -- but I sure do want one! Kind of like how I started cooking sous vide 5 years ago with nothing but a pot, a probe thermometer, some ziplock bags, and a ton of patience. 3 meals l
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by erikcw 10y ago
This is slightly off-topic -- but for any kitchen nerds out there, Dave Arnold of Cooking Issues (amazing podcast[0]) and Searzall fame is doing a crowdfunding campaign[1] to build an "affordable" centrifuge for the kitchen/b
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by erikcw 10y ago
I used Reagent for a fairly significant frontend project last year. It was a real joy to work with. The maintainer, yogthos, is very responsive to feedback and is doing a great job shepherding the project. I'm looking forward to the
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The Challenges of EFS(convox.com)
6 points by erikcw 10y ago|0 comments
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by erikcw 10y ago
I've recently deployed a small Flask based micro-service for an internal tool leveraging Zappa[0] to deploy it to Lambda/API Gateway. Overall it's been a really smooth experience. I'm looking forward to using it again. [
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by erikcw 10y ago
Does anyone know of a good resource for learning microservices best practices? We're at a stage at my company where it makes sense to consider the transition from a monolith -- but would love to do the right homework first to avoid so
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by erikcw 10y ago
Source?
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by erikcw 10y ago
Agreed. To me the pistachio that can't be opened is equivalent to the clam that doesn't open in the pot. Now you won't get sick from the pistachio, but the quality is never the same.
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by erikcw 10y ago
I'm curious if this will Convox to route to multiple services with just a single ALB instead of the historical default of 1 ELB per service. Would be a real cost savings for a micro-services architecture.
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Charles Proxy 4.0 released(blog.xk72.com)
1 points by erikcw 10y ago|0 comments
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by erikcw 10y ago
I've been using it daily for years. Just wish it had some scripting capability for rewriting requests etc. Perhaps Jython integration...
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by erikcw 10y ago
The "region" feature helps protect against this.
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Tracking not allowed (unless you’re Google)(politico.com)
2 points by erikcw 10y ago|0 comments
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by erikcw 10y ago
I use it to play white noise to soothe my newborn (hands free control is a great benefit when the baby is crying!). Other than that, lots of use from the kitchen. As a timer, to listen to music, control my Hue lighting.... I also coded up a
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by erikcw 10y ago
Looks like it is Windows only. Is it likely that there will be a Mac version in the nearish future?
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by erikcw 11y ago
Could the reporter be extrapolating from a couple of aquihires?

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