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jakozaur
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Most likely DynamoDB is BigTable like database, Amazon may even used forked version of Cassandra or HBase. All of this databases, got hot partition issue. If you cause to many read/write to one server you run into issues. That's w
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Can you elaborate on your improvement proposals? E.g. With LogReduce you can click on group and see log lines that belongs to it. IS that something that solves your problem, or are you looking for something else. Feel free to send me an ema
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At Sumo Logic we do "grep in cloud as a service". We use machine learning to do pattern clustering. Using lines of text to learn printfs they came from. The primary advantage for customer is easier to use and troubleshoot faster.
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True, volcanic eruptions in the past caused temporary much colder temperatures: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_Without_a_Summer
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Yeah IVONA. Sounds similar and after acquisition Amazon was looking for engineers to build cloud offering :-).
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VC/exponential growth increase risk of exploding the whole company. In alternative reality: 1. They could hire way less aggressive and stay lean. Product development will be much slower, but they can operate cash flow positive. 2. With
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Yes. Or even let me walk out of the car at front door and let it drive to garage spot. Pros: + parking is one of the least favorite part of driving. It also eats a lot of time. + low-speed makes it much easier, you can stop at any time. Als
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Wouldn't it better if he pivoted to self-parking? At $700 a kit that allows car to drive by itself to garrage, open it, park would be so attractive. Driving through parking lot seems to be way easier than fully autonomous car.
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Flying cars are coming. Another startup in that space is based in Bay Area and got funding from Larry Page: http://www.zee.aero/
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Wow. So groceries without checkout. I thought that at some point RFID would replace barcodes providing similar experience. However, this system claim to be based on cameras and image recognition.
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I was in USA few times on J1 as an intern. It is the best visa, if you like to hire someone for 3 months internship while someone studies at Universities. Though this is not H1B replacement, as this visa require that trainee/intern hav
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Looks like OpenAI set some standards. E.g. OpenAI Gym that encourage others like DeepMind to open-soure more training sets. Also gaming seems to be driving a lot of innovation. In 1990s games drove CPU/GPU advances, while now they seem
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Browser tasks seems to be a greenfield field with amazing potential. What if AI can do anything what can human do you with a browser over the phone? Also love "bring your own Docker container format".
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Yet another case of European founders that moved to San Francisco and became succesful. They tried to start in Ireland, but without much success (e.g Enterprise Ireland hasn't allocate them funding to previous vencture).
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By the way, which 3d Printer would you recommend for hobby use case? 1. Prefer plug and play, interested in making stuff not debugging 3d printers. Probably that exclude most of cheap 3d printers. 2. Hobby, so likely will go with FDM instea
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Another less sensational, but lengthier and more informative read on that: http://www1.nyc.gov/assets/planning/download/pdf/plans/trans...
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Here’s everything AWS will announce today
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Almost sure about that they used ivona. Even name suggest the location of their office Polly -> Poland.
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So know anyone can run their High Frequency Trading business on their side :-P. So much easier than buying hardware. Also deep learning works sometimes similarly. It's easier to play with on AWS with their hourly billing than buying ha
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Very similar to Google Big Query. Hosted Presto with lambda alike pricing ($5 / TB scanned). Great for ad-hoc, crazy expensive if you do it 24/7.
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TechCrunch report of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13072155
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Looks very similar to Google Big Query. Even the pricing is same: $5 / TB of data scanned.
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EC2 Instance Type Update – T2, R4, F1, Elastic GPUs, I3, C5
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I just blacklisted few email domains which fixed 90% of problems. Some radical step if you target big business is disallow free email providers (@gmail.com). That may create some backslash, but if you target enterprise that allow you to foc
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Just announced on AWS Reinvent Keynote. It's nicely packaged their existing products (EC2, VPC, ...). So you can get Digital Ocean like experience on AWS. You can still tune the underlying services.
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New T2.Xlarge and T2.2Xlarge Instances
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So far announced: 1. New instance types: r4, c5, i3 2. GPU attach to any instance. 3. AWS Lightsail: Virtual Private Server, like Digital Ocean 4. FPGA instance family F1 5. Amazon Athene: Ad-hoc analytic, Google Big Query style.
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After the second world war, Soviet Union was growing so fast that many smart people in western world that communism is superior to capitalism. However, Soviet Union economic growth peaked in 1959. It was primarily based on catch up growth:
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Though in central/eastern soviet Europe it was regulated rationing with low crime ratio. So dire situation, but somewhat under control, while Venezuela looks like chaos. Soviet Block deal with it by providing paper coupons for food and
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I hit that scenario, when we create tons of small files (e.g. < 10KB ones). In that use case it is often cheaper and easier just to use database such as DynamoDB. See my other comment, it got link to article about S3 costs optimizations
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