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by jcrites 7y ago
I've been involved in using Route 53 to manage thousands of DNS zones, and haven't come across something like that. I'd recommend putting in a support request via the account that was affected to ensure that it gets looked at
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by jcrites 7y ago
Related lesson learned from JC Penny’s shift in pricing strategy: https://mmrstrategy.com/lessons-in-pricing-strategy-from-jcp...
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The connection can be present in multiple availability zones, though the service does need to decide which ones it will support at setup time. One simple approach is for the service to accept connections in many or all AZs, allowing the cli
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by jcrites 7y ago
In addition to Transit Gateway, there's also AWS PrivateLink [1], which is my preferred approach for scenarios where it works. As an alternative to peering entire networks together, PrivateLink allows you to establish minimal connectiv
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Sorry to hear about that experience. One of SES's primary goals was keeping abuse off of the service, though no system is perfect. When I worked on SES, more than 50% of the team's total time went into fighting abuse. Part of that
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by jcrites 7y ago
> You won't get what true "liveness" is until you work in Lisp or Smalltalk. The ability to change a function in a running program, without restarting it This can be done in a number of other common languages today such as
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by jcrites 7y ago
I believe you're thinking of Sid Meier's GDC 2010 keynote "Everything You Know Is Wrong" [1]. The entire talk is interesting, but section on player perception of probability is about 20 minutes in. One takeaway is to be
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by jcrites 7y ago
The article claims, if I understood it correctly, that GCP will not be profitable unless it reaches the scale of being at least #2. The implication is that economies of scale are necessary for profitability. For example, in 2014, James Hami
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by jcrites 7y ago
> Amazon has no third party seller rating ... People cannot review sellers Sellers have reviews and ratings just like products. You can leave public feedback and a star rating for sellers you've purchased from [1]. On the 'Your
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by jcrites 7y ago
On further research, it looks like the recommended way to report this is actually by clicking "Report incorrect product information" on the product detail page. However it's always reasonable to contact customer service for i
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by jcrites 7y ago
I consider it a problem. This appears to be an instance of listing abuse. I'd encourage people to report listing abuse if they come across it. I believe these are the correct instructions: https://sellercentral.amazon.com&#x
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by jcrites 7y ago
I agree. Seeing this garbage makes me angry. I've reported the products mentioned in this thread that look suspicious for further investigation. This appears to be listing abuse and I'd encourage people to report it: https:/
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by jcrites 7y ago
The article title and contents appear to be intentionally inflammatory: "AWS forbids partners even mentioning multi-cloud!" Except that's not true. A more accurate title would be "AWS won't participate in co-branded
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by jcrites 7y ago
The Google policy probably applies to personal devices used in BYOD work settings. Lots of people at tech companies use personal devices for work. This includes things like having your work calendar, email, or corporate applications on your
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by jcrites 7y ago
This is definitely a feature I've also thought would be useful to have in DNS providers. I've worked on managing thousands of (sub)domains and the administrative overhead of changing the TTLs for everything manually would be consi
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An Introduction to Historical Musical Tunings(kylegann.com)
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by jcrites 7y ago
The circumstances that Yegge described happened somewhat before my time, but I suppose you could call it an "internal goal" or "internal mandate". Amazon's not really big on "mandates" in general, but the
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by jcrites 7y ago
Calling parts of your application "services" means that you're already thinking in terms of the "services/API" metaphor. If you're not using services, you might be, for example: - Building one large applic
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by jcrites 7y ago
I think the point is that "colored" functions only existed because Rust did not previously have async support. Now that it has async support, new code can be one color: async, while maintaining ergonomics. Maybe new code will be e
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Caltech astrophysics and harassment: Lessons learned(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)
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by jcrites 7y ago
I agree with the author's overall premise, which is that other people who don't own and who are not responsible for your system should not have authority over how you build and operate it. One of the things that I like about the c
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by jcrites 7y ago
All of the ones that I clicked on seem to be missing. http://csillustrated.berkeley.edu/illustrations.php The first three illustrations on the page are all 404 links. If someone is maintaining this site, it's crucial f
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by jcrites 7y ago
One solution is to use Name Constraints. The organizational certificate authority could be issued with Name Constraints limiting its power to a certain domain name only, e.g. *.example.com, using Permitted Subtree. If I was setting up an or
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by jcrites 7y ago
Lots of folks from Amazon participate in Hacker News, like Tim Bray, Colm MacCarthaigh, and Jeff Barr. Jeff Barr often comments in threads about announcements he's written. One of Tim's blog posts was recently on the front page [1
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by jcrites 7y ago
For a potential counter-point on the macros issue, take a look at Rust's dbg! macro: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2019/01/17/Rust-1.32.0.html Building useful utilities like this within a programming langua
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by jcrites 7y ago
This appears not to be a machine made by Amazon, but rather a commercially available machine called CartonWrap 1000 made by an Italian firm named CMC Srl. According to news reports I found online, Amazon is piloting the machines in its ware
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by jcrites 7y ago
> I'm a developer on a team. How am I supposed to know why customers are churning? One approach is to keep in touch with customers and find out what their pain points are. Everyone should be interacting with customers to some extent
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by jcrites 7y ago
I've been wanting to prototype the idea of an HTML-based terminal. Basically take the graphical user interface of the web and connect it to the system administration capabilities of the Unix command line. I'd probably draw inspira
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by jcrites 7y ago
For the curious, here is the about page for encrpted.google.com from 2010: https://web.archive.org/web/20100524223335/http://www.google... > Note that SSL search does not reduce the data that Google r
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by jcrites 8y ago
Tig is an existing text mode interface for working with Git, FYI. A pretty useful tool: https://github.com/jonas/tig

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