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811.
by gsibble 8y ago
Thank you!
812.
Show HN: B2blaze – A Backblaze B2 library for Python(github.com)
359 points by gsibble 8y ago|224 comments
813.
by gsibble 8y ago
I don't see how this has anything to do with Facebook specifically as any 3rd party JS script can do this. Clickbaity title.
814.
by gsibble 8y ago
Has anyone else found that the CloudWatch logging cost of millions of calls to Lambda is actually as expensive or more expensive than Lambda itself? I have to get rid of the IAM permission for it.
815.
by gsibble 8y ago
I've written and shipped numerous sites using Zappa for Python which makes deploying on Lambda/API gateway very simple. https://www.storjdash.com is entirely Lambda based (sorry for no real home page....you can read a
816.
Glassdoor exits for $1.2B(cnet.com)
3 points by gsibble 8y ago|0 comments
817.
by gsibble 9y ago
Great video demo. Can't wait to use this tool.
818.
by gsibble 10y ago
Fascinating. Why would he chose to reveal himself now?
819.
by gsibble 11y ago
http://imgur.com/gallery/kp8te
820.
by gsibble 11y ago
District 9 doesn't belong anywhere near this list.
821.
by gsibble 11y ago
The only confusing part for me is now we won't know which upgrades are major revisions and which are minor. How will I get all excited for a whole new release of Pycharm instead of a minor bug fix?
822.
by gsibble 11y ago
Well, good thing he's rich.
823.
by gsibble 11y ago
For every single mother there is a single father.
824.
by gsibble 11y ago
I also checked the paywall and the old trick still works for me. Odd.
825.
by gsibble 11y ago
I would argue that it handles requests twice as fast because it contains about half as many features. And I've added automatic documentation to many of my flask projects. Not knocking on your excellent project, just suggesting you st
826.
by gsibble 11y ago
I hear all too frequently that the rank and file engineers at Apple are not compensated too well.
827.
by gsibble 11y ago
Most cities don't have nearly the homeless/drug problem that SF has. It's abysmal here.
828.
by gsibble 11y ago
No, we cannot. I think he's making good points, although a little callously.
829.
by gsibble 11y ago
I don't think drowning out a person's legitimate opinion is a good way to win an argument.
830.
by gsibble 11y ago
I find it very odd how chat apps (AIM, MSN, etc.) died and gave rise to.....chat apps (WhatsApp, WeChat, FBM). I'm still not sure what caused the mass migration.
831.
by gsibble 11y ago
Completely agree. We have a long way to go.
832.
by gsibble 11y ago
Watson just conveniently leaves out the economy destroying tax increases from its agenda.
833.
by gsibble 11y ago
It's about as left wing as it gets. It's not affiliated with IBM so I see a cease and desist in the coming future. Definitely could be Bernie's running mate.
834.
by gsibble 11y ago
Wow, it's a computer, and I hate its political views.
835.
by gsibble 11y ago
I'm also confused about how the racks would lose power. Surely they had UPSes.
836.
by gsibble 11y ago
Never underestimate the stupidity of people.
837.
by gsibble 11y ago
Oil trickle down economics. See, it does work.
838.
by gsibble 11y ago
She mentions worrying about a $600 hospital bill. I thought in the land of incredible socialized healthcare, these things didn't happen?
839.
by gsibble 11y ago
The article is entirely wrong about this, which discredits the author's assumptions about everything else they described entirely. The US was nowhere near paying off its debts. It was just close to not accruing any new debt for about
840.
by gsibble 11y ago
So wait, you're saying that something that "equate[s] to nothing" is "an incentive to work my ass off". See, this is why companies use worthless stock options in the first place.

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