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Hadoop, There It Isn’t – A Startup Bucks The Big Data Consensus(readwrite.com)
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Personal Minecraft Server Hosting(minecrab.io)
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Bissecting Node.js commits with Joyent Manta(joyent.com)
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Analyzing Getty Open Content with Manta(joyent.com)
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by mcavage 13y ago
Yeah that's why we generate ~/reports for you every hour - that's what our billing runs off of. I know there's an internal "turn that into daily $ script" somebody wrote -- we'll get that put out as a sam
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by mcavage 13y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Joyent, on Manta. This entire HN thread is a perfect example of why we built Manta. Lots of engineers/scientists/sysadmins/... already know how to (elegantly) process data using Unix and augmenting with
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by mcavage 13y ago
If by SAS you mean SSH, then really it's that there's a much smaller client surface area (really, openssh), and the fallback is always "use a PKCS#8 private key", which is much more uniform than SSL. SSL mixes in x509, and protocol, and UX
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by mcavage 13y ago
I expected something very different from this article based on the headline. Specifically, I completely disagree with the "leave it to industry standards" approach, as that doesn't help people understand what they should do, and more impor
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by mcavage 15y ago
We didn't want token-based auth (i.e, Oauth2 or openstack), nor did we want shared-secret based auth (i.e., hmac). We specifically wanted to offer authentication with public-key crypto, and as the blog post points out, the usability of cli