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by luhn 8y ago
Yes, you can! The jsonb_array_elements function is roughly similar to Mongo’s $unwind pipeline op. It explodes a JSON array into a set of rows. From there it’s pretty simple aggregates to achieve what you’re looking for. I was evaluating Mo
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by luhn 8y ago
Project manager. Pretty standard role in a software team. The person who determines what the end result should look like.
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by luhn 8y ago
The one thing about pipenv that prevents me from using it in more projects is that it refuses to not upgrate a dependency. If I install or upgrade a dependency, every dependency is upgraded. (I'm not sure what `--keep-outdated` i
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by luhn 8y ago
It's also started pushing entries into my browser history as I scroll past headings, stopping my back button from doing what I expect. Really gets my goat.
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by luhn 8y ago
AFAICT they don't. I haven't looked at the details of Lambda Layers yet, but I wonder if they might help with this? Build an authentication layer that you can bundle with all your ALB Lambdas.
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by luhn 8y ago
Unfortunately, this is not a managed Kafka service by AWS. It's a marketing page that says, "Operating Kafka is hard, have you checked out Kinesis?"
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AWS Global Accelerator for Availability and Performance(aws.amazon.com)
91 points by luhn 8y ago|14 comments
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by luhn 8y ago
I honestly think that live typing was a large part of Wave’s failure. It seemed like a great idea on the surface, but in practice what you initially type is rarely what you want your response to be. It was a really painful feature that few
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by luhn 8y ago
I haven't used Twisted for a while, what's been happening in the past 3 years?
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Why would it be great for gaming?
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I think he was being sarcastic.
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Rezku | Senior Backend Programmer | Sacramento, CA | ONSITE | https://rezku.com We're looking for a programmer to work on the backend for our restaurant point-of-sale. Play a pivotal role in shaping the software that resta
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by luhn 8y ago
It's not explicitly limited to 100, but only a small portion of tokens will be revoked, so your revocation list will be small.
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For reference, this feature is Formatted String Literals ("f-strings"). https://docs.python.org/3/reference/lexical_analysis.html#fo...
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The title is referencing a phrase from the 2016 US presidential elections. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taco_trucks_on_every_corner
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If you have one Yubikey, how does system know if it’s really you or someone who stole your key?
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by luhn 8y ago
I’m a regular Postgres user and fan, but cut my teeth on LAMP. I can’t speak to the current state of the projects, but phpMyAdmin was vastly superior to phpPgAdmin in the 2000s. phpMyAdmin remains the best DB GUI I’ve ever used. (Although
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by luhn 8y ago
> A blockchain being the place where the act of bureaucracy ends up being stored changes nothing about that. This is where a lot of blockchain concepts seem to break down. In most systems at some point you need to trust the data entered
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by luhn 8y ago
I don't think Syncthing is the same. As far as I recall, it stores the full sync folder to disk, similar to traditional sync services. This project only stores a cache on the disk.
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by luhn 8y ago
The problem is that SSNs are used for both identity and authentication. It’s as if your login was just a username, no password. Equifax et al only need to know your “username” and still allow for credit checks. But since all we have is SSN
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by luhn 8y ago
I use `pipenv install --deploy --system`. Doesn't create a virtualenv and verifies the lock file. Of course, I definitely understand where you're coming from. It took quite a while for me to figure that out, because --deploy is
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by luhn 8y ago
Not quite relevant to the article: Since it seems to be tricky to properly sanitize URLs for SSRF, I had an idea for safely calling user-defined URLs: Set up an unprivileged non-VPC Lambda function that calls a URL and call all user-defin
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by luhn 8y ago
> "Partial refund". That's a very low standard for a service level agreement, but typical of Google. It seems to be the standard. The most generous SLA I've seen is 5% off the monthly bill for each 30 minutes of do
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by luhn 8y ago
The program is called OpenConnect [1], which has been around for a while. If you're an ISP, Netflix will ship you a beefy server for free to cache Netflix content. [1] https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
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Ha, hadn't seen that one before. I did enjoy this related post about him hacking someone's Instagram. https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/01/19/subject-urgent-warnin...
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Unfortunately not the case, solar output peaks in the afternoon and load peaks in the evening. It's been termed the duck curve. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_curve
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Daylight Savings being created by/for farmers is a myth. Most farmers don't support Daylight Savings, and farming groups have lobbied against it in the past.
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Does anybody have a non-paywall link? Edit: Found this re-reporting of the story: http://www.businessinsider.com/google-allows-app-developers-...
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AWS Lambda Adds Amazon Simple Queue Service to Supported Event Sources(aws.amazon.com)
27 points by luhn 8y ago|4 comments
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Notable parts of this release (IMO): * Data classes ( https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/dataclasses.html ) * New breakpoint() builtin ( https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/functions.html#b

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