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by idunno246 5y ago
"No spending limits, no interest." hmmmm...... "5. Your PointCard Titan spending limit is based on your net assets. As your net assets grow — in the form of cash, investments, cryptocurrency, etc. — so does your spending limi
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by idunno246 5y ago
i had a job where i was the first staff, but when they started promoting everyone to staff cause every senior wanted a promotion, they had to create new levels of staff to differentiate
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by idunno246 5y ago
it ends up being cheaper overall if you have high utilization of your provisioning since the per second fee while a function is running is cheaper. using https://calculator.aws/#/createCalculator/Lambda , if you ha
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by idunno246 5y ago
they exist, but arent really used. the us is much bigger / less dense intercity. going across the coasts is six hour flights but days(4ish i think) by train and significantly more cost, with not many cities in the middle that people
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by idunno246 5y ago
iam is eventually consistent...because its caching so much. we can see changes easily take a minute to propagate
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by idunno246 5y ago
Games are especially bad. They are relatively underpaid and overworked because lots of new grads come out of school and want to work on games - the cynic in me would think they’re digging at how much work they can extract from you. The last
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by idunno246 5y ago
presumably alooma would be the one, since google aquired them, but two+ years they still arent integrated but stopped accepting new customers
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by idunno246 5y ago
does blockchain solve the trust problem here though? my trust issue would be that the person doesnt report their entire income, or purposely delays deals past the term, which is all out of band of the coin
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by idunno246 6y ago
We've had to deal with a few. They removed a gcs api a couple years ago and told you to update to the newest version of the sdks. obviously they didnt tell you which version it was actually fixed in, figuring that out was an adventur
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by idunno246 6y ago
"This action creates a copy of the object with updated settings and a new last-modified date. You can change the storage class without making a new copy of the object using a lifecycle policy" "This action applies to all obj
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by idunno246 6y ago
I don’t think it’s purchasing power so much as risk pool. Or really a bit of both, it’s number of healthy vs unhealthy people in the pool. Employees of a company tend to be healthier. People on ACA tend to be part time / low wage, a
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by idunno246 6y ago
i imagine twitter has more in absolute terms, just due to the relative size of the two sites. I think the major difference is worse than just refusing to remove it, Parler advertised itself as the place where you can say things that most s
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by idunno246 6y ago
I think both could be true. Yesterday it was just aws, and maybe they had a hosting provider lined up. But then today it became every vendor that they work with which is another level of problem, like having to build their own sms system.
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by idunno246 6y ago
Working in iPhone games, our biz dev people made us integrate with the shadiest of ad publishers. But we required attribution and could track how much the users spent, so could stop spending on them quickly, which was the normal result. Mos
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by idunno246 6y ago
Yea, it’s that smart, but it’s a risk mitigation cause people make mistakes. You don’t really want the thing that casually you run many times a day to have the ability to accidentally delete your database. Security as well, our code deploy
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by idunno246 6y ago
For sure on how exploitative it is. Just frustrating that so much focus is placed on ensuring minimum wage for these drivers but not those drivers. But if ride share minimums end up more expensive it seems kinda like proof that taxi drivers
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by idunno246 6y ago
From skimming the bill, they assume you’re at 50% utilization, so for every minute you have a passenger, you must get paid at least two minimum wage minutes. So it doesn’t matter which platform or if you’re idling.
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by idunno246 6y ago
https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=8811142&GUID=E... https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=8807285&GUID=6... I think think this is the actual bill. So it is minimum pricin
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by idunno246 6y ago
i can't find the actual minimums, this[1] article suggests that the wait time is 0.56/min. I'm curious how this ends up comparing to taxis, since a taxi has a idle time of 0.50/min in seattle - it seems unreasonable to
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by idunno246 6y ago
This is the argument aws uses. In a dc you might need a bunch of high price Cisco equipment, and that’s part of what is getting priced into the bandwidth. the cynical part of me agrees though that making moving out difficult/expensive
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by idunno246 6y ago
i dont think most companies are talking about ending the office culture. I know for sure my company is not, and its one of the ones thats already publicly stated WFH is a permanent option. There are a ton of people like you who would rather
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by idunno246 6y ago
If I recall correctly, a couple years ago aws switched from one central team owning all of the cfn implementations to pushing it onto the service owner, so it’s no longer bottlenecked on a single teams queue. Given that the serverless teams
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by idunno246 6y ago
I used to do ivr software. There really is that many people calling in. At least, ten years ago there were, I’m sure there’s been some shift but I don’t think it’s nefarious
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by idunno246 6y ago
Ah I meant that as separate comment, not hbase specifically, but that data pipelines need updating over time. Generally since what’s worth optimizing for changes as size increase, and there’s always that years old pipeline that takes hours
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by idunno246 6y ago
I’ve had some bad luck with hbase for similar but not tried spark - it’s better optimized for writers than readers iirc. Pinterest[1] did an interesting thing where they worked directly on the hfiles. Everywhere I’ve worked I feel like I co
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by idunno246 6y ago
At least when I did similar, moving the data itself was not the problem - it is entirely s3 server side. The problem is round trip times on the empty-body api calls themselves, aws cli being python is slow and maxes out on https/signat
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by idunno246 6y ago
I had to do this before batch, replication, inventory. Support, SA, TAM were all like... good luck, though they did offer to make an inventory but they delivered that two weeks later. Everything at the time said s3distcp was the only option
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by idunno246 6y ago
hah yea, their sales pitch here left a bit to be desired. Once a user gets a low score a recaptcha implementer should make a cell phone number collection system to have their own trust system based on that...
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by idunno246 6y ago
google is already trying to retire them. v3 has no challenges, they just generate a score completely transparent to the end user
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by idunno246 6y ago
The people and places i know of see them are complementary. If you’re installing a custom rpm in your docker image, you store the rpm in artifactory and the final image in ecr. The pricing on bandwidth was crazy to use it as a docker repo l

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