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by movedx 4y ago
Can you suggest any reading material on that subject? I'm interesting in building high quality, converting landing pages.
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by movedx 4y ago
I created Upload Academy for this reason. We're still building the platform and our first course is nearly complete: https://cloudopslevelone.upload.academy (currently freely available.) Our focus is helping people break in
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by movedx 4y ago
Yeah, the problem is, dnsimple.com isn't going to NOT charge you for the same thing. They have T&Cs too. I'm guessing AWS refunded close to 100% of fees associated with provable bad DNS requests.
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by movedx 4y ago
Can you share the gory details so we can learn more about this? It would be interesting to study what happened, in detail. Perhaps there was a misconfiguration?
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by movedx 4y ago
> I can safely run some static compute / storage / network at a fixed cost, you can't do this on AWS. No provider on the planet gives you truly unlimited, fixed cost networking throughput. None. AWS provides Lightsail for
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by movedx 4y ago
You see, you've made quite the fool of yourself here. I actually run my own hardware on a 250mbit fibre line from my garage. I have several systems in there and know what "running you own pieces" can do for you. I'm also
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by movedx 4y ago
> Am I missing something? No, but you're not the OP above my comment, so my question still stands. > (eg use the Sydney AWS region, put Cloudflare in front of it and then watch your traffic to/from Sydney take a round trip v
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by movedx 4y ago
Going into a public Cloud has massive advantages. The problem is, most people simply use it wrong... - They don't right-size their instances: AWS provides a service for this - They don't using scaling correctly - they just stick t
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by movedx 4y ago
Sure about that? So if I have static images going through an ALB to the requesting client, I can't operate in another way to reduce those costs? ... you're sure?
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by movedx 4y ago
(I'm assuming the OP is referring to production workloads.) I think PaaS is awesome. I actually consider moving to one of the managed offerings from time to time... then I look at the pricing. As a systems engineer specialising in auto
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by movedx 4y ago
So you're saying that if someone buys access to a kitchen, doesn't learn to cook or operate it safely, burns the place down trying to serve 100,000 people, they'll get a big insurance claim made against them and have a $150k
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by movedx 4y ago
Your old man sounded like a legend to me. What a reply. I would have loved to have had a chat with him. I hope you're finding peace and happiness in whatever you decided to do, friend.
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by movedx 4y ago
> Almost every cloud platform service is more expensive than doing it yourself. No surprise here. In a business environment, this is actually not true unless you consider the extreme long term. A Multi-AZ MySQL RDS instance of size db.m1
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by movedx 4y ago
I'd argue that's not true, though. They don't have legal jurisdiction over you, but they could potentially have digital or social jurisdiction over you and your environment, and that's possibly just as bad. Think manipul
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by movedx 4y ago
> I see no consideration for those whom are employed under employement contract to assign both moral rights and intellectual property to their employer. (I am *not* a lawyer. I'm not even American.) Can you set up any intellectual p
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by movedx 4y ago
What /u/kyleee said :-) I developed the Discord community via the channel plus other ways.
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by movedx 4y ago
I don't understand YouTube's move to remove the downvote button - cyber bullying? What I will say though is it actually hasn't stopped me from being able to identify a bad video. If a "bad" video had 1,000 upvotes a
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by movedx 4y ago
I'm a creator too. I'm small on YouTube (3,880 subs; 6.4k views and about 293 hours watched in the last 28 days), but have a (relatively speaking) large Discord with 3,800 members. I have a mailing list of about 1,600. My goal and
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by movedx 4y ago
As someone who's not a day-to-day developer/software engineer: the Go code is more readable. The Rust is interesting, for sure, but I don't know what "?" is doing. I like the use of the question mark as it makes the
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by movedx 4y ago
I really like this. Thank you. I'll use it and see how I go.
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by movedx 4y ago
Well said. Look at the HDI: https://hdr.undp.org/data-center/human-development-index#/in... Look at the top ten countries. How many are a constitutional monarchy? Which of them would you rather live in? :-)
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by movedx 4y ago
That's a fair point.
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He's a bit of muppet, to be honest. He lives in a city near mine which, frankly, breeds this sort of self-absorbed, narcissistic person. I remember having a conversation with him on Twitter once, and his comments were quite offensive.
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by movedx 4y ago
It's great in Australia too, if you needed to feel even worse at all. I usually get a tax refund every year, automatically, in the thousands :)
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by movedx 4y ago
I'm not sure of the point being made? Is it: manufacturing processes and software aren't perfect? And that only applies to Apple?
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by movedx 4y ago
> my experiences with the Apple Silicon machines ... however I'm constantly running into problems with buggy software which is unfixable because Apple don't do compatibility. You're aware that the compatibility of any soft
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by movedx 4y ago
Exactly. I can't remember the last time I ever WANTED to upgrade storage or a battery. Is that even a problem anymore? Maybe for some?
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It's really... not. I've used MBPs for years (three generations of them) and they've literally (like, literally literally) Just Worked. But I'm sure you'll find stats and horror stories that say otherwise, as if, so
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by movedx 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I was hoping to get more engagement from the community. I'll formalise this a bit more and then start getting additional comments. Maybe that'll help highlight what feels off about it? :-)
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Show HN: A better way of version controlling IAC(gist.github.com)
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