kolev

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by kolev 12y ago
No, it's not. In some aspects it's better, in others - it is worse.
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by kolev 12y ago
This actually originated in boto.
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JMESPath – a query language for JSON(jmespath.org)
6 points by kolev 12y ago|4 comments
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by kolev 12y ago
I'm sure I saw some limit update or something recently. Will dig it out in a bit.
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by kolev 12y ago
Didn't think about that. There are, of course, ugly workarounds, but I just asked about SimpleDB not because it's fun to use, but because of its low cost in this scenario.
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by kolev 12y ago
As far as I recall there was a small update in SimpleDB just a few months ago.
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by kolev 12y ago
I am sorry, but how can DynamoDB be cheaper when I have to pay to provision capacity and SimpleDB is practically free for low-volume stuff like this? S3 is probably an even better option, which seem to be on the roadmap, thankfully.
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by kolev 12y ago
Why DynamoDB and not, let's say, SimpleDB? I'm sorry but isn't this "tiny" utility coming with huge requirements indeed?
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by kolev 12y ago
This could end up being more expensive than Docker's own or CoreOS's. People would rather pay a flat fee rather than worrying about storage and bandwidth.
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by kolev 12y ago
This is definitely not a novel idea, but it's well-executed. Anyway, my personal issue with this is the excessive packaging and possibly non-compact storage if you have to, for example, go abroad for a month.
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by kolev 12y ago
I'm sorry, but with Rex you don't use much of Perl. It's a DSL, which is based on Perl.
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by kolev 12y ago
Same here. I recently found out about Babashka [0] and Declarative Bash [1], but I've written something similar already. It's much easier to find talent that knows Bash and can learn a readable library of Bash scripts within a day
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by kolev 12y ago
Depends on the audience. Consumers speak .com, geeks - .io, so, server.io is perfectly fine, but dating.io is not.
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In the gut, one key probiotic helps by orchestrating others(latimes.com)
1 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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by kolev 12y ago
LDL numbers themselves are meaningless unless you do fractioning, which your doctor doesn't do (mostly for cost purposes).
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by kolev 12y ago
Not there [0] yet though. [0] https://github.com/hackpad/hackpad
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by kolev 12y ago
I understand, but during times when you can buy a decent whole web servers for just $60 per year with traffic and all, the SSL certificate prices are just outrageously high!
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by kolev 12y ago
Prices are much higher compared to Namecheap and their SSLs.com [0]. [0] https://www.ssls.com/
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by kolev 12y ago
There's Kindle Unlimited and FreeTime Unlimited for kids' books by Amazon, but neither Kindle Unlimited, nor Oyster had the books I needed.
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by kolev 12y ago
In Firefox I had nearly 9,000 tabs in there (no kidding). One day, after rebooting the browser, the .json file it was using got truncated to 0 - one of my worst days ever!
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by kolev 12y ago
I'm using it, too, but it should find a way to eliminate dupes. Also, all these tools lose the history, i.e. if you reopen a tab, you can't go back, which I understand, but would wish there was a way to store at least few hops bac
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by kolev 12y ago
How is it any more modern than GroupServer [0], for example? I was looking for some mailing list software, mailman looked pretty dated, now it will look newer, and, yet, not modern, but I ended up using Groups.io [1] at the end. [0] http:&
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by kolev 12y ago
"Hackers" "leak"... After NSA, do you really think these things will be discussed over email and SMS?
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by kolev 12y ago
This doesn't mean it's good for all kinds of corporations though.
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by kolev 12y ago
Remember e-Gold?
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by kolev 12y ago
Thanks for taking the time to clarify. FUSE was actually a big drawback of tup and especially on the OS X platform, so, I'm definitely gonna look into Ekam!
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by kolev 12y ago
Tup also relies on FUSE. Do you know if Ekam does as well?
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by kolev 12y ago
This is not true. It's about the "freedom" not to change canons that have lasted thousands of years just to be politically correct, which is not freedom, but arm-twisting. So, pick your religion carefully, folks. At least in
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by kolev 12y ago
This is what a I commented here on the subject 3 days ago [0]: Looks like a lovely app, but I wonder why did they attempt to pollute the identity space with yet another username?! Let me give you an example of how this can work against the
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by kolev 12y ago
The off-chain systems are a workaround. And I doubt they will be cost-free.

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