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What does it mean: "if we left today we could only reach one third of it"? I couldn't find a the limiting factor... The stars would be dead before we arrived? My best guess. Of course, the qualification would be that we conti
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ldoughty
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Cloud run looks cool, but doesn't seem to support databases ? Unless it supports linked containers? I like that it's a mix of AWS lambda scaling with more open environments... Though it's hard to read through the marketing...
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7y ago
Tagging is simple*. The real killer is the things you can't tag, like bandwidth. Be sure to use multiple AWS accounts if you want to split bills (or at least track bills) to sub-groups like per department. Give each of these groups the
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7y ago
Not all employees can communicate by text or voice alone. Body language is very important to a lot of people when communicating... I prefer video calls, though I don't require it.. but you can't easily tell an employee is having a
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7y ago
I do, I just believe that level of pay is at higher levels of the company more often. Not everyone at those companies gets that level of compensation. In addition, My argument was trying to point out that there's multiple levels to thi
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This all being said, I'm a generally happy AWS admin... What happened really can't be blamed squarely on anyone... AWS can't show us a bill since they don't bill us.. the 3rd party probably could have helped with the bil
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7y ago
Not from reinvent, but similar bill latency problem ... Many government agencies have to go through 3rd parties ("lowest qualified bidder", which AWS often doesn't bid on) to pay our bill... And the contractors themselves use
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7y ago
See my other comment on this thread, it's not just about the money... it's about the cost of living. Making $100k+/year now is "easy" in the tech sector, move to any of the major cities. Unfortunately homes cost $75
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7y ago
In order to make the large dollars (middle income wise) you need good training or education (or experience, but that doesn't typically apply for <30). This education gives skills that typically require living in populated areas beca
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7y ago
That's my argument for internet everywhere to. You physically can't have work from home employees if, in 2019, they have to pick between 3Mbps or a 25GB data cap. And if more people worked remotely, stress on large cities is reduc
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7y ago
Thank you. I would love to read these sources when I'm able to!
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7y ago
Not a medic/doctor, but I would assume higher pressure would result in pushing blood out of your system faster. This probably offsets gains
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7y ago
Security through obscurity is not effective in the sense that dedicated attackers, or those with large amounts of resources can _eventually_ crack the code. It gets such bad attention because people NOT in the security field (or aware of se
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7y ago
An interesting read, but the dollar figure is author guesswork. I appreciate this kind of digging into web behaviour though.
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7y ago
A house down the street from where I grew up costs $650,000 for 1500 sq ft on a sixth of an acre. Meanwhile I was offered $55k with 2 years experience. There is also a massively crappy public transit system that lets me commute 4 hours/
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ldoughty
7y ago
What is this? Here's an explanation of S-1 forms: SEC Form S-1 is the initial registration form for new securities required by the SEC for public companies that are based in the U.S. Any security that meets the criteria must have an S-
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7y ago
The money to pay people comes from loans, which are thousands of people hoping they make more money in the future to pay salaries today. If salaries were higher, tuition would be even more difficult and raise the loans even more. Really uni
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7y ago
It shocked me when Republicans wanted to tax grad students... Seriously, 18-25k take home pay is poverty level
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Paying employees more is not profit-centric... I'm not sure about your argument here .. University athletics is certainly a profit center, but research and general operations is devoid of cash, even at R1 institutions. I struggle to fi
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7y ago
The F-35 program could have sent every child under the age of 18 to a trade school, professional training, or college. I'm not saying we _should_ do it unconditionally.. just pointing out how we can fund an insurmountable project by no
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If the meaningful work you want to do is in education or environment... There is basically no well paying jobs. There's no business profit in clean water or air, so capitalism doesn't cover the need. The fact there might be no cus
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You read their website and pray they don't lie... The only good way is somehow lucking out and finding an independent researcher that tests them without financial incentive from the company. Otherwise typically the findings will always
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7y ago
Thanks for the link. Seems interesting!
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I don't see the deviation from FCC test definition it regulations. Regulation: * distance for test no greater than 25mm * MUST NEVER exceed radiation limit. They tested below 25mm and found it broke the limit. They then put it into &qu
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In a way this is worse .... We've gone decades with no one even trying to check these results. And the phones are approved with "faith" the business wouldn't lie for profit. The FCC should be testing the major phones and
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7y ago
There are a lot better options of you like Hugo or other static site generators... I have GitHub set up to push my merge requests to AWS Lambda. The lambda downloads the specific Hugo release I deemed to run on, generates my pages, an pushe
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7y ago
The events of climate change are well documented. The fact the media distorts the message, or that right wing media latches onto the 2 people in the field that are funded by oil companies doesn't really change that. Look at warning ten
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This should be correct. This is super useful for developers and operations people to debug traffic ... Or for security/monitoring software (e.g. company or parents monitoring people). But limited use otherwise. Considering the hoops yo
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7y ago
I have a family member who's license plate started with "&". The DMV accepts it, plates were ordered online fine, but police systems can't handle it apparently, to my family members ultimate discomfort. I commonly jo
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