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by jakozaur 9y ago
I would love some online version of informal conference-like conversations. Conference are a big commitments, most of ideas in talks are online anyway. I'm not coming for lecture style experience, but for interactions with other attend
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https://i.redd.it/ubnpsrzljla01.gif is the best.
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Simple explanation: one of the attack is based on speculative out of order execution to access memory you don’t own. Though cpu cleans registry, it doesn’t clean up cache. So later through timing you can gain knowledge about something you s
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Juicy PoC exists?
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Sane antitrust regulations should kill this deal. It is bad for everybody other than shareholders of those two companies. In particular bad for customers, other companies and employees: https://www.economist.com/news/fi
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Sounds useful, but so scary from privacy point of view. All of your sounds can be recorded by hacker, even if you decide not to buy Alexa you still may ended up in staying in hotel with Alexa for business. reply
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Sounds useful, but so scary from privacy point of view. All of your sounds can be recorded by hacker, even if you decide not to buy Alexa you still may ended up in staying in hotel with Alexa for Business.
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Welcoming Amazon Rekognition Video: Deep-Learning Based Video Recognition(aws.amazon.com)
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AWS Fargate: A Product Overview(aws.amazon.com)
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by jakozaur 9y ago
I use CloudHealth: http://cloudhealthtech.com/ https://www.slideshare.net/JacekMigda/how-to-squeeze-aws-cos...
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by jakozaur 9y ago
The biggest thing MongoDB got right was putting developer first, optimize for initial experience and development speed. Most database systems came from relation theory background and optimize for performance, operations, data safety, but of
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by jakozaur 9y ago
I wonder why they announce it the week of AWS conference reinvent? Shouldn't they wait two days and do it during keynote? Or they just run out of space during keynote?
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Maybe developed countries should agree on minimal profit tax for multinationals? E.g. 10% of profits for companies that have revenue larger than X mln / year? Right now it's race to bottom and there will be another loophole. So mu
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Any reasonable antitrust regulation should kill it: https://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/2172555... Unfortunately they let those mergers happen: https://www.economist.com/news/
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Sumo Logic | Site Reliability Engineer, Backend Engineer | Warsaw, Poland | Onsite We do grep on steroids in the cloud. Huge scale, exciting tech (AWS, Scala, distributed systems)... https://www.sumologic.com Site Reliability En
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by jakozaur 9y ago
The VC money is a rocket fuel. It may take you to the moon, but you can also burn in flames. Everybody wants to be or invest in next Uber, but a lot of business models got limited scalability. Maybe we should learn to appreciate also busine
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Sumo Logic | Site Reliability Engineer, Backend Engineer | Warsaw, Poland | Onsite We do grep on steroids in the cloud. Huge scale, exciting tech (AWS, Scala, distributed systems)... https://www.sumologic.com Site Reliability En
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SpaceX’s Hyperloop Pod speed competition winner tops 200 MPH(techcrunch.com)
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Oversimplified. Electric car can act as storage for renewable energy. Moreover charging happens at night when a lot of countries experience oversupply of energy (e.g. in Poland electricity is cheaper during night hours).
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Great move! One of the biggest advantage of PhantomJS was easy to use high level API.
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Isn't yet another case that startup is trying to fix systematic screwup of law in the USA? In USA once you got criminal record, by default it stays for rest of life with you. Implications of that may be even more severe than actual pun
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Storage is cheap on any cloud, the network egress is expensive. 1. Wasabi: Storage: $.0039/GB/Month Egress: $.04/GB 2. AWS: Storage: $0.023/GB/Month Egress: $.05-.09/GB (even lower if you're big) Sending d
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Chrome made similar announcement yesterday: https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/saying-goodbye-flash...
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Rule of thumb: Number of full-time backend engineers divideed by 5 and rounded up is number of microservices you can afford. E.g. if you have 500 employees having 100 microservices is fine. If you have 3 engineers and try to have 20 microse
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by jakozaur 9y ago
New cloud appears and their pricing mimics AWS and Alibaba Cloud is no different. Compute and storage is cheap, egress to internet is expensive. If you want to create new cloud I would rather shoot for cheaper egress as this may give you a
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Sumo Logic | Site Reliability Engineer, Backend Engineer | Warsaw, Poland | Onsite We do grep on steroids in the cloud. Huge scale, exciting tech (AWS, Scala, distributed systems)... https://www.sumologic.com Site Reliability En
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by jakozaur 9y ago
Also many platforms are adding storage as add-in (Amazon, Google, Microsoft) which decreases available market.
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So far used only for toy/infrequent use cases and it works there well. E.g. Slack command, integration with different systems, cron style job.
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It even get worse if you use Aws ElastSearch for logs. Logs are usually high volume and it can quickly beczme nightmare.

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