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   by mcqueenjordan 8y ago

   Agree. Due to the highly extensible nature many editors or IDEs have, pretty much any back and forth on this issue is largely moot and boils down to a religious war. This should not be on the front page of hackernews.
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   by mcqueenjordan 8y ago

   Good judgment. I'm really glad I read this today.
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   by mcqueenjordan 8y ago

   You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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   by mcqueenjordan 8y ago

   https://stackshare.io/ is decent for crowd-sourced info on what the stack for a given company/product is comprised of. Not guaranteed to be accurate, so take it with a grain of salt, of course.
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   by mcqueenjordan 8y ago

   I'm not saying the label is wrong, but I agree with the parent's sentiment for a more specific label. "How to design a large-scale CRUD system" seems more precise. Large scale systems come in many different shapes and fo
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   by mcqueenjordan 8y ago

   +1, this article spells out what I think is a major miss in parenting. I wrote some small thoughts on it here: https://whoami.sh/thought/taking-children-seriously
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   by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

   What's with the clickbait title? It is simply a falsehood. Here's the update from the horse's mouth: [5:19 AM PDT] We are investigating reports of problems resolving some DNS records hosted on Route53 using the third party DN
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   by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

   I find the arguments weak and lacking convincing power. Each has a pretty obvious gaping flaw. The author seems to depend upon RCA being executed poorly. For instance, “we take short-cuts and the investigation for the root cause is shallow.
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   by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

   AWS CloudTrail Service | Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | Full-time, Onsite The AWS CloudTrail team is looking for Software Engineers and Senior Software Engineers to build services that allow our customers to record, audit and track their
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    Disclosure: I work at AWS. A few small differences I think are worth pointing out: - gcping continually pings and displays the median latency, whereas cloudping is a one-time ping for each region. - gcping GETs an IP Address, whereas cloudp
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    Nice reply, was secretly hoping someone would mention this. Funnily enough, we've encountered this at work before.
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    > certain C/C++ variables can shape-shift for a thousandth of a second, transiently morphing into alternative states that can allow the program to crash or produce an incorrect result I knew it!!!
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    Makes sense. Guess I’ll have to crack open the actual paper. :)
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    I appreciate and have long agreed with the premise, but feel like the article could have fleshed it out a bit more.
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/object-lifec... If you treat S3 as a "I only write new files to you and I want my files to have a TTL," Object Lifecycle Management is the feature for
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    I doubt it was the feedback that they heard. I think it was the money. I’m willing to bet that this rollback is because Patreon leadership and Sr. Managers woke up Monday morning, took a look at their metrics and KPIs and nearly had a heart
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    CloudTrail is indeed very cheap for customers — we record nearly all API calls and access to AWS resources and deliver these events to our subscribing customers. And the events are delivered for free, outside of S3 and Lambda “Data events”
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    by mcqueenjordan 9y ago

    Summary in text for those of us that cannot watch a video at present?