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by luhn 6y ago
I don't see anything to indicate this is related?
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by luhn 6y ago
There are many free AWS services. Off the top of my head: - IAM - VPC - ECS - Several SSM services - CodeDeploy
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by luhn 6y ago
Your comment is correct, but not really related to the article. Author not talking about money wasted on underutilized resources, but money wasted on expensive VPS providers like AWS versus budget options like OVH. Honestly it's a pr
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by luhn 6y ago
Waymo uses ML/AI extensively. Here's a blog post from earlier this year about how they're forgoing CNNs for a "hierarchical graph neural network." https://blog.waymo.com/2020/05/vectornet
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by luhn 6y ago
I'm a bit confused on the diagram for the new architecture: What's the purpose of the Lambda function? I don't see them explain that anywhere.
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by luhn 6y ago
One of the largest AWS outages to date was caused by a scenario like this. [1] A mistyped commanded removed too many servers from an S3 subsystem, overloading the remaining servers and crashing the subsystem. The failure snowballed until
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by luhn 6y ago
You get one t4g.micro free until the end of the year https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-t4g-instances-burstable...
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by luhn 6y ago
Are you running 12.3 or higher?
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by luhn 6y ago
You still haven't substantiated your opinion in any way.
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by luhn 6y ago
Do you have a counterpoint, or do you have this opinion solely for the sake of having a contentious opinion?
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by luhn 6y ago
It's obvious this was doomed to failed since it launched, but this is a lot quicker than I expected. I never really got how it was ever supposed to work. Bootstrapping an entire library to compete against Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, et al
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by luhn 6y ago
User Agent and Referer, sure, but you can't get IP with Javascript. (Except by making an HTTP call to some service that returns the IP address.)
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by luhn 6y ago
All public traffic is NAT’d through AWS’s Blackfoot servers, EC2 instances are not directly assigned public IP address. (you won’t see the public IP in ifconfig, only the private IP) So there is little to no subnetting happening in Amazon
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by luhn 6y ago
I do the same thing. Without IPv4 for an EC2 instance, your options are: - No outbound internet access - IPv6-only outbound internet access - NAT, for an addition monthly and per-GB fee Given you can assign a public IPv4 address at no addi
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by luhn 6y ago
There are rules: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_Space_Treaty Basically anything goes as long as it's not for military purposes.
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by luhn 6y ago
I think OS creators should reap some of the rewards of their software. Popular OS projects have provided incredible value to the industry. It's only fair that some of that value trickles down. Sometimes it does (sponsorships, job
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by luhn 6y ago
How do you use Terraform with Lambda? That's been one of the huge painpoints in my limited Lambda experience. All the CI tools (SAM, Serverless Framework, e.g.) seems to want to handle the IaaS part themselves and step on Terraform&#
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by luhn 6y ago
But mass can be converted into energy. Obviously that's not the primary weight loss driver (what a metabolism that would be!), but it certainly doesn't break the laws of physics. EDIT: Because I was curious, I did the math. As
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by luhn 6y ago
I think you're reading too much into OP's use of "insignificant." I don't think OP is advocating nihilism.
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by luhn 6y ago
I think you've drastically misunderstood OP, they're not talking about our spacial significance. They're considering given the size of the universe, human-level intelligence (or greater!) most likely exists many times over a
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by luhn 6y ago
> This situation is much like the browser nightmares of the past, where Firefox users complained that the browser was slow. People didn't really take into account that the slowness wasn't fault of Firefox, but of the zillion ja
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by luhn 6y ago
Most of the core team is employed by enterprise Postgres companies (EnterpriseDB, Crunchy Data, 2nd Quadrant, Citus Data). I think they're allowed to put a portion of their workweek towards Postgres.
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by luhn 6y ago
Yeah, I should have specified that. Thanks for mentioning it.
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by luhn 6y ago
When you update a row in a SQL database, you need to keep the old row around until the transaction is committed. In Postgres, a new row is written, and both the new and old coexist in the table. Even after the transaction is committed, the
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by luhn 6y ago
This is just pedantry. Don't get me wrong, these are interesting questions, questions that should be asked and should be thought about, even if the answers are likely unknowable. But taking issue with the age of the universe because
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by luhn 6y ago
Where do you see that? I can't find data transfer pricing anywhere. Edit: Found it. https://github.com/features/packages#pricing
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by luhn 6y ago
This article really hits the nail on the head: All these problems blockchain are supposed to solve are problems of coordination. And you don't need blockchain for that, you need buy-in.
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by luhn 6y ago
Apple updated Maps earlier this year to include more visual details. AFAICT it's still US-only. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/01/apple-delivers-a-new-...
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by luhn 6y ago
Interpreting my comment as "don't encourage anyone" is an extremely uncharitable take. Support their endeavors, celebrate successes, be empathetic of failure. Don't tell them "no excuse for you not to able to do t
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by luhn 6y ago
You really shouldn't be saying "you could do it if you really tried" to people when you don't know their situation. Maybe they have a bad knee. Maybe they have a chronic illness. Maybe they don't have the mone

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