mikecb

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by mikecb 11y ago
I use it for a bunch of personal projects and bill between $15-$30/mo.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Source?
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by mikecb 11y ago
Lol, sharing multiple youtubes with multiple people at once. Fixed.
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by mikecb 11y ago
No, they use whitebox switches and software defined networks to control. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4gOZrUwWmc [Edit: oops, fixed!]
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by mikecb 11y ago
This isn't wholesale, but at least it's half what they quoted. Additionally, you're only paying to update the assets and CDN fees.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Their CDN interconnect lowers that pricing to ~$0.04/Gb (US).
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by mikecb 11y ago
Depends on what you mean by backend, but they do publish a lot of papers and give a lot of conference presentations.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Good for Amazon too: it'll make them compete better on innovation and price. They have been quick to introduce products, but their technical infrastructure and abstractions thereof seem to lag Azure and GCP, and investment in those tak
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by mikecb 11y ago
Given how cheap bigquery is, there would have to be a lot more bq-only customers than customers that use other services. And given how seamlessly the different products work with each other, any beachhead product like bq will quickly garner
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by mikecb 11y ago
I love dumpmon and regularly point it out to colleagues.
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by mikecb 11y ago
To shut down GCP, they would be shutting down the same services and infrastructure that power their own services. The dogfooding memo from years back is being taken to heart, and you're seeing more and more exposure of internal service
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by mikecb 11y ago
If you're interested in datacenter networking, can't miss ONS. Amin Vahdat, the guy in charge of networking at Google, has keynoted the past two years, with hardware in 2015[1] and software in 2014[2]. Mark Russinovich also spoke
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by mikecb 11y ago
What about running the tube over the dam and down to a lower level than it originates? Then gravity(?) does the trick?
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by mikecb 11y ago
> The US Congress does, really, have line-item authority over regular US laws. Except that, in this case, only if they first vote to change their own rules, which were set when TPA was passed. So they dig themselves a small hole, which t
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by mikecb 11y ago
GCE networking was always equivalent to AWS VPC, but there's new functionality in stuff like Cloud Router, subnetworks, and other beta features to expand that even more. Here's the Network Services section from a guide explaining
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by mikecb 11y ago
How does ethereum run without AT&T, Deuthche, NTT, Telefonica, Verizon, etc. You're always on someone else's network.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Who else builds networks?
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by mikecb 11y ago
No, they have been using a pro forma procedural motion for years that effectively means they are never in recess, but there are untested ways that the President can force a formal recess.
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by mikecb 11y ago
There's a desktop uploader that you might be able to point at the picasa folder, or just throw pics at it and then organize on the web.
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by mikecb 11y ago
I thought this too, but someone in the email thread explicitly mentioned the myricom, and the _response_ to that message was that it was purely internal hardware, not useful for others...so it may just be a coincidence.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Then again, someone mentioned this very card, and the response was that it was internal hardware, so still a mystery.
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by mikecb 11y ago
A guess, but myricom makes cards based on a chip explicitly called lanai: https://www.myricom.com/hardware/myri-10g-network-adapters/2... "LANai"
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by mikecb 11y ago
Appears to be a network card.
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by mikecb 11y ago
Kind of, quantum key exchange is based on the uncertainty principle. By encoding the key exchange in quantum properties of particles, any mitm observer will change those properties, thus breaking the exchange. You don't need a quantum
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by mikecb 11y ago
Or return the area of the zip code rather than the last/long.
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by mikecb 11y ago
This is a significant turnaround, because top infrastructure people including Urs had been saying that arm cores would never be sufficient for single-threaded performance[1] and most recently we thought they were supporting OpenPower as com
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by mikecb 11y ago
There's some interesting evidence of gasoline being a giffen good for some segments of the market: budget constrained will spend less on vehicle maintenance when the price of gas goes up, thus lowering their vehicle's efficiency,
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by mikecb 11y ago
Or it's that they're are past the middle of their working life, and they feel like exploring what else life has to offer.
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by mikecb 11y ago
It's also the grade that 1.4.3 got recently, not when it came out. I wonder if Ivan Ristic could go back in time to the test code then and see what grade it would get.
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by mikecb 11y ago
If you're interested in more direct support, please star my ticket[1], it's likely that the same functionality would work for the https loadbalancer as well. [1] https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/

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