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by kondro 7y ago
What’s Salesforce’s P/E again? Or Facebook or Twitter or Uber or Snap?
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by kondro 7y ago
Unless you're in the US in which case just your health insurance could cost you $1000+ per MONTH.
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by kondro 7y ago
The paid ngrok options are pretty sweet though and solve these issues.
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by kondro 7y ago
Just buy PCalc and support an awesome indie developer.
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by kondro 7y ago
One thing to be aware of for this approach though is that you can only have 120k in-flight messages per queue.
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by kondro 7y ago
Or send everything to SNS and have two SQS queues subscribed to the topic.
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by kondro 7y ago
And it comes with the trade off of 3000 (batches) messages per second (and I bet some reduced potential availability). Sure, it’s a lot of messages for most people but non-FIFO SQS is one of the truly limitless services offered by AWS. No l
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by kondro 7y ago
Implementing a queue that does exactly once delivery is a very hard problem and comes with its own trade-offs. Mostly around scalability and reliability.
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by kondro 7y ago
This is a message queue. But wouldn’t be fit for purpose for the way most people need to use message queues.
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by kondro 7y ago
How about Step Functions? Jobs can run for up to 12 months with wait steps. And can now send action tokens to services like SQS for completion later.
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by kondro 7y ago
Good luck with durability (of which Redis has no decent guarantees) and availability (of which depend entirely on how good you are at configuring and maintaining Redis servers and worse, the way you access them as a client).
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by kondro 7y ago
I’m not quite sure why latency affected total throughout. Although 100-300ms seems pretty good for total round-trip latency to most message queues. Another thing to make sure of is that whatever HTTP client you’re using to interact with AWS
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by kondro 7y ago
But you could adjust the message visibility timeout of the message you received so that it appears back later in the queue itself.
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by kondro 7y ago
Or subscribe to an SQS queue behind an SNS topic that receives events from CloudWatch when it detects your queue is full (or empty).
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by kondro 7y ago
And even if you could only replace 95% of the volume of gasoline with renewable-sourced options, is it suddenly a bad idea?
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by kondro 8y ago
Fun fact, emoji was invented by the Japanese. :-)
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by kondro 8y ago
I don't see Amazon locking themselves into an Oracle product given the bad blood between them.
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by kondro 8y ago
Whilst I agree with you and I honestly don’t know whether I would ever buy a car that was basically touch-screen only (although there are controls on the wheel), Telsas have a bunch of features that allow them to safely self-pilot, at least
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by kondro 8y ago
The specs say it only has a 10 - 22 minute flight-time anyway. This is for joyriding only.
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by kondro 8y ago
Agree… but also, why isn't anyone making optical Thunderbolt 3 (or USB-C for that matter) cables? :(
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by kondro 8y ago
But for giant sites like NY Times or the like, you can solve this through commercial agreements and rights to audit.
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by kondro 8y ago
This is for 5K and docking station specifically.
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by kondro 8y ago
Now, if only someone would actually ship a USB-C 3.2 (or Thunderbolt) active cable. :( I have a couple of situations I would like a 7m-ish Thunderbolt 3 cable but can’t seem to find one, even for the multiple-hundreds it would probably cost
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by kondro 8y ago
Is this a regular commute for large parts of the World?
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by kondro 8y ago
2-3x on EBITDA is a pretty common multiplier for small businesses earning less than $500k/year. Especially if that EBITDA doesn’t include an owner taking a salary. You can only really achieve 10x+ for companies that proce they’re growi
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by kondro 8y ago
Not specifically about LuLaRoe, but The Dream[1] is an excellent podcast series about MLM’s, why people get sucked into them and why they’re not illegal (even though they probably should be). 1. https://www.stitcher.com/podc
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by kondro 8y ago
If anyone knows of a trackpad that's even 90% as good as the MacBook ones I'd love to give them a try. This is honestly one of the biggest things locking me into the Mac ecosystem, I haven't found an alternative trackpad that
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by kondro 8y ago
An open connection is identified by all 4 values of the unique tuple source IP, source port, destination IP, destination port.
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by kondro 8y ago
Unsurprising that when your continued existence (in this case CoreOS) relies on something being true, that every alternative to that is false.
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by kondro 8y ago
I’m a subscriber and I keep the ads on. :-)

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