niklasrde

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by niklasrde 9y ago
The CloudWatch "keep warm" events are just one invocation, yes. I do not remember having had issues with it, but honestly, I don't think I actually have stats on that anymore. I've just checked in S3, but it doesn't
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Lambda is an exciting platform, but it does require some bending to get it to work for certain use cases. This reminds me of some problems we solved last year [0], which should not have been problems for a fairly straightforward applicatio
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by niklasrde 9y ago
As an N.B. - developing and using for iPhone/iPad, hell even Apple TV has become so much nicer in the past 5 years. I can't remember the last time I've used DFU mode. Signing Certs are still annoying in XCode, but day-to-day
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by niklasrde 9y ago
I mean, you can get the HP Chromebook 13 with 16GB of RAM.. but not for $300.
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by niklasrde 9y ago
As arianvanp has pointed out, you can indeed create public read-only snapshots to share. You can either create local link to a read-only version of what you're looking at right now. Whoever wants to access it, must be able to access th
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by niklasrde 9y ago
BBC iPlayer | Development Lead | London, UK | Onsite | Full Time https://careershub.bbc.co.uk/members/modules/job/detail.php?... The job description is pretty much on point - we're a small team of 4 engi
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by niklasrde 9y ago
I'm guessing they haven't been written manually?
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by niklasrde 9y ago
1GbE over 1 month is about 330TB - is that right?
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by niklasrde 9y ago
AWS Direct Connect out of AWS into the connected DC costs per GB according to https://aws.amazon.com/directconnect/pricing/. . and it's quite the pretty penny!
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by niklasrde 9y ago
If they use Google's GSuite for their emails, I think that prefetches all content and makes beacons pretty useless (by design).
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by niklasrde 9y ago
I disagree with 1 as a blanket statement. There are technical reasons to consider, as well (yes, it's DNS again). If you want to receive emails @foo.com, you have to set MX records for foo.com., and that means you can't set a CNAM
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by niklasrde 9y ago
At the moment, the user activity data that goes through our API at no point has anything to do with checking licences. We do add a 'requiresTvLicence': true to non-partner programmes (i.e. BBC programmes which are funded by the li
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by niklasrde 9y ago
100% remote is out of the question I think.. Most of us WFH 1-3 days a fortnight, but I doubt there's much more scope. Would have to be discussed with the engineering manager.
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by niklasrde 9y ago
BBC iPlayer | Development Lead | London, UK | Onsite | Full Time http://careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs/job/Development-Lead-iPl... The job description is pretty much on point - we're a small team of 4 engineers
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by niklasrde 9y ago
I'd be spending 2-3x as much on parking alone as I'm currently spending on my rail commute.
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by niklasrde 9y ago
I was really not excited, expecting it to be US-exclusive, until I clicked the link and saw it was UK banks. Whoop ;)
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Are they still calling it 'v8' instead of 8? Also notable is that async/await isn't new for node, 7.10 supported it (and previous versions with a flag). It's new for a LTS release. What is new, however, is the in-bu
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Have a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron#Overview . In short: At 00:00 hours on 19/07 (i.e. July 19) execute that command. The * means 'regardless of what day of the week it is'.
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Yeah, pretty much. There was an application process to go through as well, but if it's your trademark it's pretty much yours. (Though who knows when the next round of application opens..) I believe we own our TLD as well, but don&
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by niklasrde 9y ago
HTML and co. It is a website..
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Inclined to disagree - depends on your keymap and software you use. If I were to add keyboard shortcuts to my program I'm sure as hell not gonna use a key that I can't get to on my keyboard. On German keyboards it's even &#x2
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by niklasrde 9y ago
The last issue of National Geographic (for the UK Amazon Prime subscriber available for free in Prime Reading) had a map of public land ownership in Scotland, and some NatGeo style impact reporting on it. Deer stalking, people, families, et
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Just know the username and you can log onto https://stackoverflow.com/admin.php
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by niklasrde 9y ago
Well, this happened today at work: http://imgur.com/AsezmPp
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by niklasrde 9y ago
H2 is already happening: https://twitter.com/tdp_org/status/851470269508202497
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Nah, it makes more sense if you go to the 2D view of the same spot [1]. There'll always be some parallax perspective offset towards the edges of the satellite image. [1] https://earth.google.com/web/@32.65383541,1
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by niklasrde 10y ago
> it's rare to see a machine older than that Oh I wish. Oh I wish..
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by niklasrde 10y ago
Magic Lantern
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by niklasrde 10y ago
BBC iPlayer | Development Lead | LONDON, UK | Full Time | £40-£70k We're looking for a development lead for the iPlayer Business Layer - the team behind the iPlayer API serving the website, mobile clients and devices. Our tech stack is
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by niklasrde 10y ago
YC does fund nonprofits. Also open source does not necessarily mean non profit.

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