icecommander

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by icecommander 13y ago
Thanks, we're going to address this in the next release.
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by icecommander 13y ago
Our initial set of automation rules consists of things that are not readily doable with autoscaling. We do use the AWS APIs but I wouldn't consider what we do to be a UI layer. We automate things that are currently hard or impossible t
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by icecommander 13y ago
We can't populate those other dropdowns at that time because they're based on real values. Here's what a filled-in set looks like: http://i.imgur.com/tMLtncD.png
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by icecommander 13y ago
Right now the automation is done by a service (no autoscaling groups are created on your behalf). Do you have triggers in mind that you would like to create autoscaling groups for you?
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Launched a service around automation for AWS tasks. Would love your feedback(finally.io)
9 points by icecommander 13y ago|10 comments
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Try your hand at a puzzle competition(contextual.io)
1 points by icecommander 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What are your biggest challenges dealing with text data?
13 points by icecommander 14y ago|0 comments
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by icecommander 15y ago
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by icecommander 15y ago
The Python analog would be something like this: assert (object() < object()) == False (try running this in the interpreter a few times)
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by icecommander 15y ago
We're an AOL company now but I think that wording is reasonable.
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My post on Scaling Lessons Learned from About.me(trueventures.com)
11 points by icecommander 15y ago|2 comments
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by icecommander 16y ago
I'm more interested in a Q&A with Watson about Ken Jennings