iot_devs

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   by iot_devs 3y ago

   I loved the example with Gmail because I am the main hacker behind GabrielAI. Basically smart filters for gmails and Outlook. You got to express in plain English which email to filter on and how to create a DRAFT and the tool automatically
2. 32.▲
   by iot_devs 3y ago

   Is there a video of someone using it?
3. 33.▲
   by iot_devs 3y ago

   > Very few people are needed to run the technology elements of these businesses This is currently false, or at least very up to debate.
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   by iot_devs 3y ago

   SEEKING WORK Location: Dublin Europe / Remote Fractional CTO, looking up at your tech strategy to avoid costly and possibly fatal mistake in your young venture. Helping and leading younger engineers to build a product with an eye over
5. 35.▲
   by iot_devs 3y ago

   Was this comparing AWS on demand pricing or the 3 years plan?
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   by iot_devs 3y ago

   I tried building few application with AI, LLM, chatGPT and Claude and simila tools. Our job of software developers is a safe as ever, if anything, we will need more software developers to manage all these AI applications. Even doing simple
7. 37.▲
   by iot_devs 3y ago

   Wonderful job. I am toying around with a similar project, with the same goal, and it is DIFFICULT. I'll definitely get to learn from their implementation.
8. 38.▲
   by iot_devs 3y ago

   What do you use it for?
9. 39.▲
   by iot_devs 3y ago

   So M5 in Milan is completely automated AND underground. According to the Italian Wikipedia page the cost was of 1.3B € for 13kms. For a cheaper 100m€/km While the cost is comparable with Montreal, the Italian one is completely undergro
10. 40.▲
    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Why the very first step was not to fail over Europe?
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    This is an huge issue for us in a very big and complex codebase with a lot of engineers working on it. Code review is hard because the diff always looks reasonable, the tests always pass and all the basic stuff are always checked. However,
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    As very long term goal, I want to work on a project like this but on much larger scale. I have a tiny prototype based on Go and soufflé. The overall goal would be to figure out classical error conditions like nill pointers deference. If I c
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    How bad is Redis with a swap file on SSD? I would expect it to be a very reasonable middle ground that requires almost no work and it is already enough and ready for most use cases.
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Ahahah Author of zeesql/redisql here! Unfortunately I was not able to figure out a clear business model for the module. If any of you guys need it also the PRO version, just write me.
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Thanks! Any feedback is appreciated! I pick 4k as a no-op against S3, something that very little time but still does some work. I will definitely consider to increase it!
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Thanks a lot! I'll definitely update it!
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    No need to guess when you can measure. I am running https://cloud-canary.com a service where I monitor AWS primary services for latency and availability. It comes with a lot of data. For instance this is the latency I see doing
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    How long does it take to get an object from S3?(blog.cloud-canary.com)

    1 points by iot_devs 3y ago|0 comments
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    How long does it take to read a row from DynamoDB?(blog.cloud-canary.com)

    2 points by iot_devs 3y ago|0 comments
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    You are looking for souffle: https://souffle-lang.github.io/
21. 51.▲
    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Database costs are very high. I am not sure I know the reason behind it honestly. Either you go with something like Dynamodb or planetscale or the least you pay is 40€/m using AWS Aurora serverless. As soon as databases start to charge
22. 52.▲
    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Yes exactly. It serves very very few request daily, make no sense to have a full fledged server running it
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    I just finished migrating https://nostashapp.com Into a serverless stack. Literally I close the laptop 30 minutes ago. So something can still be a bit wrong. Nostash cover a tiny market of note taking. I wanted a space over the
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    I work in FAANG as well. Never seen a place with worst technical debt, complexity and just difficult to work in. I am convinced that commodification is what is actually causing all the issues we are seeing. A bunch of mediocre developers ge
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    So if you guys are into diary and personal note keeping I am just working on a telegram bot that do just that. @Simple_DIary_bot That you can use: http://t.me/Simple_DIary_bot I wanted it to work with audio messages so you
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    Sometimes when pondering a question I stop to think: "why is this important?" And if I cannot answer I just stop pondering the question altogether.
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    I personally reply to customers inquiries on a very famous AWS product where the client was asking why the execution was interrupted after the timeout they set themselves expired and why it was a timeout error. I am an engineer working on s
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    by iot_devs 3y ago

    A similar idea is been developed in: https://github.com/pieroit/cheshire-cat
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    by iot_devs 4y ago

    Is there some sort of game theory that assert what you are saying? Actors with no perfect knowledge will result in bummans bust kind of cycles.
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    by iot_devs 4y ago

    I really struggle to follow this logic. You could argue to remove the driver that are represented less than 100 times (and it will be a stretch). But once you have so many samples, there is no reason to not believe that your driver will not