mattkrea

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by mattkrea 10y ago
We run a bunch of production workloads on them. Just look at the spot pricing history in US-East-1A and 1B for a good idea at the stability. This is over a year now and only once did I have any sort of interruption and even there it was in
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by mattkrea 10y ago
> AWS Premium Support is mandatory This is simply not true. We only pay 49/mo for support. Sure, you can pay for the top-level which starts at 15k/month but it is not mandatory. The biggest item I'd mention to you is lea
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by mattkrea 10y ago
It was a portable DVD player that was open and playing..
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by mattkrea 10y ago
1Password
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KDE Neon(neon.kde.org)
2 points by mattkrea 10y ago|0 comments
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by mattkrea 10y ago
This. I work in the payment processing industry and I am just disgusted in the way everyone operates (particularly Visa / MC). Low security, trying to push liability, etc. All of this to shave money off of the transactions at just abou
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by mattkrea 10y ago
I'm willing to sacrifice it to cram more into valuable space in the phone (which is why this is being done anyway).
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by mattkrea 10y ago
Well it's very likely that within 1-2 generations everything will be USB-C so I don't see the problem especially since Apple has gone with this already in the new MacBook. Even then.. You don't have to buy it. I didn't f
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by mattkrea 10y ago
I imagine the author still has a CD drive and likely a 1.44 floppy drive as well. And maybe RCA cables instead of HDMI. I get that this is going to be rough at first (not for me) but does the author expect tech to stay the same forever?
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by mattkrea 10y ago
This folder has existed on OS X for as long as I can remember. This is not news.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
This is simply a result of using a product for something it wasn't meant for (i.e. a hack.. or else something like https://github.com/rauchg/slackin wouldn't be necessary). Very 'clickbaity'.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
Either write programs that daemonize themselves or write upstart/systemd services
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by mattkrea 10y ago
Unfortunately I think Synapse [0] is your only option. 0: http://lifehacker.com/5704221/synapse-is-a-super-fast-tightl...
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by mattkrea 10y ago
That first example could be greatly simplified with Promise.all.. async/await is nice and I will surely use it but if you know what you're doing the current state isn't really as bad as it is made out to be, in my opinion.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
I like to jump on the MS hate bandwagon pretty often but I did get a kick out of the fact that you don't have an apostrophe in your domain name and I don't see a complaint about it.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
Again.. just seems like bad practice. cron ---- 0 0 1 1 * script.sh script.sh --------- #!/bin/bash very-long-command-to-stop-service start-service
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by mattkrea 10y ago
Is there a good reason to have a 999 length command there though? Put it in a script if it has that much going on and then call the script instead.. This should be documented but I don't see the big deal.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
I am very impressed with the way Apple has handled Swift. Having started using the language recently for some iOS / WatchKit work.. I am loving it. That said.. this `NS` bit definitely reminded me of Objective-C nightmares and I would
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Tessel and rabbitmq(hushnode.io)
2 points by mattkrea 10y ago|0 comments
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by mattkrea 10y ago
In no way will this be going away anytime soon. Even if you have maybe something like factory methods to churn out your standard CRUD routes 90% of the time you've got custom logic on other routes and things like that. There will be a
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by mattkrea 10y ago
That is* Whoops.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
I would not pay a contractor if I did not get the source code. The is exactly what I am paying for.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
What better way than to force it down their throats.
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by mattkrea 10y ago
http://node.green
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by mattkrea 10y ago
VS Code and Atom are nice but I keep coming back to Sublime for speed. VS Code destroys Atom in that department but Sublime beats them both and with the number of files I open in a day that counts for a lot. Edit: Wanted to add that VS Code
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by mattkrea 10y ago
Virtual machines are a killer too. We are primarily web but end up doing more than our fair share of legacy WinForm app updates and that requires a lot of ram if you're going to have at least somewhat of a pleasant experience in VS ins
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by mattkrea 10y ago
This. Around 2.8Ghz core and 16GB ram are standard for us. Occasionally we have to settle for 8GB if that is what all that is available in Apple refurbs.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Yea I figured (thats why I said 'on mac') but I also don't know if Windows has this feature. I'm assuming not.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Interesting. This is literally the only thing I use it for. http://i.imgur.com/2HX9M0r.png
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I'm on Mac but I use it for recording my desktop multiple times per work.

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