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Ask HN: Couple of HN words for the largest IT corps
1 points by grif-fin 10y ago|1 comments
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I can comment on AWS, EC2 (ECS where docker kicks in if you want it). To set it up via UX Amazon Console was absolutely confusing and continues poor user experience until we moved to AWS-cli which was very time consuming and then the settin
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by grif-fin 10y ago
> The question is whether science can do it now, not whether science is an appropriate avenue of inquiry. I agree but it still does not make the title 'Can science....' a good title to like. A good title/question should be
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I've got a feeling that is not true.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
When a sentence is in form of 'Can X do/solve/manage/become/etc ... Y?' it is both simply asking and challenging X at the same time. Challenging science is absurd as is challenging the reality.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
Not getting into the story just commenting on the title 'Can Science solve...'. It boils my curiosity when sentences start with 'Can science solve X, Y or Z?'. It is referred to as if science is a tool. I mean is there a
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by grif-fin 10y ago
The picture on the top sums it up.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
No HTTPS access. I probably won't try it.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses Mixture of trendy & failed startups - experience shared by founders. It is pretty new I think but the idea is cool.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
Extending the UX with "the current tasks and spans multiple regions at once" is definitely NOT the right way. I believe the current sub-categorizing of services: API Gateway, AppStream, AWS IoT, Certificate Manager, CloudFormation
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by grif-fin 10y ago
"No, treat your infrastructure as code." Agreed. Advantage is clear and understood. My point here is: there exists something called 'Amazon Console'. I argue it is a good thing to have if done properly easing the service
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by grif-fin 10y ago
" if you're large enough to be in multiple regions, all of this should be configured via the APIs" Is the suggestion to recreate what Amazon Console has done (using APIs) in every large organisation using AWS because Amazon C
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by grif-fin 10y ago
According to the 'The Lean Startup' by Eric Ries in simple over view of when to pivot: "If the company is making good progress toward the ideal, that means it’s learning appropriately and using that learning effectively, in w
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I found visualization very much helpful when complexity rises. APIs stays powerful but do not support a human admin for monitoring and server setups (including IAM users, Services, Tasks, Clusters, Launching EC2 instances, ECR setup for doc
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by grif-fin 10y ago
This maybe a fact but not an excuse for poor user experience.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I do sincerely wished Amazon would have consider changing their AWS service management UI and workflow as well as epanding their servers around the globe. Currently it is an incredibly inefficient design of a service management trying to do
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by grif-fin 10y ago
If it is something that I do not know the definition or complexity of it I search it at that point. Sometimes this initiates the Wikipedia effect which can distract. Naturally if this happens a lot during one reading that gives me a signal
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by grif-fin 10y ago
Point taken :)
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I think the question is: if you only need to take notes and e-notebook costs $20 would you spend $600 dollars for a tablet to be used as notebook?
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by grif-fin 10y ago
My point is if my passport had empty pages there is no chance I would bring it around and use it as notebook so tablet and e-notebook can't go to same category? I think each student in any level of education has at least 2-3 notebooks
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I only care about the functionality a paper notebook can do. Being able to write on it and it stays in pages. Not expecting OCR. Lab notebooks have hard covers, the e-notebook could also have one?
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by grif-fin 10y ago
You are not alone but not common. I have the very similar experience with reading. I prefer textbooks than novels in general and I am indeed slow in going through them. I think I understand it more in depth and pay attention to more details
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Ask HN: Time for *cheap* e-notebooks?
2 points by grif-fin 10y ago|10 comments
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by grif-fin 10y ago
"Let us not be afraid of vision and hope. It was the daring of visionaries that has brought us this far — from gloomy primordial marshes to where we are today — reaching for the galaxies, reaching for immortality." F.M 2030 - Up-W
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Twitch Engineering: An Introduction and Overview(medium.com)
1 points by grif-fin 10y ago|0 comments
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by grif-fin 10y ago
Just going to write this here so I can come across it days from now as I go through my comments as a good reminder to myself. Well said.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
This is good job. Having the ability to customize a font under the control of keeping it in the valid readable manifold. Has Adobe discovered this? I be happy having this feature in Photoshop.
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by grif-fin 10y ago
I think these maybe missing: - My friends don't use this app, so there is the chicken & egg problem that exists with all social networking services (can I see public drawings?) - Assuming chicken & egg problem did not exist or
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TED: This computer will grow your food in the future(ted.com)
2 points by grif-fin 11y ago|0 comments
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by grif-fin 11y ago
A lot is exactly same for me as you described, but my point is that, what factor(s) makes you to exclude Mr Andrew Wulf's personality, sets of skill and life complexity's difference to you from the equation that you ended up concl

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