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by nielsole 5y ago
Your link has no information about their egress pricing with AWS which is the only thing I was speculating about.
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by nielsole 5y ago
Probably what parent is referring to: https://nitter.net/isosteph/status/1171236137932771328 https://nitter.net/isosteph/status/1459566899151396867
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by nielsole 5y ago
My suspicion is that not even Netflix gets the egress out of AWS at commodity market rate. The vast majority of traffic will be handled by their own CDN
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by nielsole 5y ago
> I’m not sure about Kosher salt; it might contain anticaking agents
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by nielsole 5y ago
i3-2120 is a 2011 32nm CPU with a TDP of 65W https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/53426/i...
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by nielsole 5y ago
Anyone who can open issues in a repo I think
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by nielsole 5y ago
When did web 3.0 stop being synonymous with semantic web? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web
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by nielsole 5y ago
How does learning two languages work for you? Whenever I try it I get really weird mashups in my head.
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by nielsole 5y ago
Wow awesome. This is one of the most impressive arms I've seen. How much did it cost you to build? About how many newtons can you excert when fully extended? / What weight can you lift? What is your experience with backlash? Defi
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by nielsole 5y ago
Thanks for pointing out that mistake. I think people also breath out quite a bit of water. So total weight loss from breathing will be bigger than the 273g
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by nielsole 5y ago
Just remember that only the C part makes you lighter as the O2 comes from the air. So based on that number it's 375g/day (edit: it's 273g)
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by nielsole 5y ago
You could choose a grace period independently. Downside is that you have to keep all currently accepted keys around so there is a limit somewhere on storage costs.
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by nielsole 5y ago
I wonder why the subkeys are valid for 1d and not something much shorter like 15 minutes. IIUC if the frontend IAM servers of a service get compromised you can only accept traffic for that service again on the next day, when a new subkey is
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by nielsole 5y ago
> easily saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in distribution costs For reference, a server in Germany in 2003 had bandwidth prices between €.8 and €2 per gigabyte [0] [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20030810125406
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by nielsole 5y ago
For me it's the '0' key on my numpad on an external keyboard. Takes up to 500ms to be scanned. All other keys have input lag, but are scanned instantly. Keyboard works flawless on Linux. Really weird. Wondering if the '0
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by nielsole 5y ago
OSMs source of truth is not organized around vector tiles, i believe. https://github.com/dfyz/osm-renderer might be similar to what you are looking for
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by nielsole 5y ago
When I (German) was ~15 I was blaming esp. US folks for not managing to pronounce my handle correctly. That changed when I completely failed to pronounce Baltic and Arabic names to the name-holders satisfaction. I can't even hear where
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by nielsole 5y ago
Not sure I understood you. Did you describe PWM?
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by nielsole 5y ago
Want a crude way to see pods run on a node with the READY, STATUS and RESTARTS fields instead of the `kubectl describe node` output? kubectl get po --all-namespaces -o wide | grep $NODE_NAME Of course becomes unbearably slow, the more pods
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by nielsole 5y ago
Also I am curious how one modifies a PID controller to keep the RPM of the reaction wheel low. With a standard PID controller you would eventually exceed Max RPM, wouldn't you
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by nielsole 5y ago
OPA's Rego has the same syntax and semantics
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by nielsole 5y ago
> civil dressed cops They are not cops. The only reason they can demand showing the ticket is because of the terms of service.
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by nielsole 5y ago
20TB is not the limit but what is included in the VPS costs. Afterwards it's 1€ (plus VAT) / TB
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by nielsole 5y ago
That's amazing. Wiktionary backs you up on this and compares it to "bla bla bla". https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B2%CE%AC%CF%81%CE%B2%CE...
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by nielsole 6y ago
>the reality that self-driving cars are already much safer than human-driven ones [citation needed]
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by nielsole 6y ago
Yearly contracts paid monthly give a great income predictability already which mitigates risk. Also customer retention / CLV might be better, because users pay until the end of the 12 months despite stopping using the product earlier.
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by nielsole 6y ago
The OPs request is for S3. Especially limiting egress fees and allowing some other fees. > There's no reasonable way to implement this [...] on any level That's not true (as OP proposes a reasonable way)
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by nielsole 6y ago
The answer you linked talks about _increasing_ the TTL on your machine.
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by nielsole 6y ago
Other phrases (at least in german media): "cyclist injures _himself_ badly" "The cyclist wore no helmet" (as if that changes fault in an accident) The car "couldn't stop in time" (e.g. for a red light bef

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