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by kondro 9y ago
Too much money soaked up by Uber, AirBNB, Lyft, Blue Apron, etc. Slightly off-topic… is Uber now "too big to fail" for the VCs invested in it?
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by kondro 9y ago
Pretty sure both GitHub Enterprise and BitBucket Server are the dominant self-hosted Git solutions.
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by kondro 9y ago
Telegram voice chat is very good.
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by kondro 9y ago
Oh. I see this might've just been a typo. Agree with the 1Tbps+ figure for external bandwidth (and maybe 300%+ on that internally and between regions).
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by kondro 9y ago
How is replacing their entire engineering staff cheaper?
396.
by kondro 9y ago
Well over. 500TB a month is only 250KB per active user.
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by kondro 9y ago
Don't know about anything else, but saw their cut is 15%. Not sure which side it gets added on though, although it doesn't really matter in the long run.
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by kondro 9y ago
Sorry, don't know why I always get MoneyDesktop and HelloWallet confused. :( Cool… keep on trucking! :) BTW, I don't suppose you have Australian/NZ support?
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by kondro 9y ago
Didn't Morningstar just sell you to a bank though? Is your product still going to be on the open market in 6 months time?
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by kondro 9y ago
Looks like someone is trying to rebuild a Yahoo directory.
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by kondro 9y ago
Or you can keep the Ruby stack and just use ngrok in dev. :-)
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by kondro 9y ago
Then you spin up more VMs when you do the expansion.
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by kondro 9y ago
Who cares. Shareholders will do whatever they want. The sharemarket isn't rational. Hopefully the board is though.
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by kondro 9y ago
Probably because you could just dump them in an external TB case and get close to internal performance from them.
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by kondro 10y ago
Can someone suggest a federated protocol for password changing so my password manager can rotate passwords on my behalf in breaches and just every month or so?
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by kondro 10y ago
Can we genetically engineer our kids too so they stand a chance in the future?
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by kondro 10y ago
I love Trello and used it a lot (before we moved on to something different and easier to understand for most people). However, even when it was important to our business and we had around 12 users (I know, still relatively small) using it,
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by kondro 10y ago
EC2 doesn't do any kind of live machine migration. The only times a machine may start on a different host is if it is stopped and then started. Even reboots don't allow them to move. You see this a lot when AWS lets you know about
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by kondro 10y ago
Im curious. Is this actually illegal? Is there any requirement on how valid crypto currency is created? I understand the network could implement a fix and prevent future transactions or even roll back old ones if there's enough desir
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by kondro 10y ago
Yes. And I've used it a couple of times.
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by kondro 10y ago
You specify the run region for each of those services and all the other components get restricted to those regions too. We're in ap-southeast-2 (Sydney) and none of our services were impacted yesterday.
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by kondro 10y ago
Interesting to see how other companies' application stacks end up looking. Thanks for releasing this.
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by kondro 10y ago
Video pros need high-end, fast, high-memory machines with fast storage. 99% of us developers don't. Even if you have a lot of VMs.
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by kondro 10y ago
They aren't containers, these are VMs.
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by kondro 10y ago
LOL. GitHub is also a RoR shop.
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by kondro 10y ago
But hand rolling is also hard and annoying to support if you want to support long-name options and short name optionals, out of order with potential spaces in odd places that still work as most users will expect them to along with reasonabl
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by kondro 10y ago
I can understand an initial mail product not having deduplication implemented, but to get to 1PB let alone 50PB before implementing this seems a little extreme. Glad they were able to avoid upgrading for a while now. :)
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by kondro 10y ago
What does everyone suggest for command-line options parsing? This seems to be missing from the gemset and I've never found any of the existing solutions to be very intuitive.
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by kondro 10y ago
You mean because you think that a service with 3 million paying organizations and the core part of Google's strategy to get greater adoption in enterprise and schools is going to disappear?
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by kondro 10y ago
You're forgetting one of the two major features of SaaS repos (and software in general): 1. Someone else hosting, securing & backing up all your repos. 2. Someone you pay to blame when there are issues and hopefully with the incent

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