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by onefuncman 7y ago
I got started 15 years ago without my degree via a small consultancy giving me a shot like this, best of luck.
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by onefuncman 7y ago
The first thing I thought of was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenn_treasure
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by onefuncman 7y ago
I thought this was prevented by brake fluid being hygroscopic?
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by onefuncman 7y ago
What's the logic behind the current pricing model? Shouldn't you derive much greater LTV from a subscription model? Also, isn't it too early to monetize? Don't you want to accrue users before introducing premium? For a
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Right in the readme it describes how to launch interactively via `safelife play puzzles`
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by onefuncman 7y ago
You don't make incompatible updates, via adhering to service contracts. You can use protobuf or Avro as the schema for these service contracts and get varying levels of forward and backwards compatibility guarantees for schema changes
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Microlending ventures clearly demonstrate the existence of under served markets. Also, I think instead of "solved problem" you mean "solved for white people in rich countries"
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by onefuncman 7y ago
You've clearly never tried to use "a free country's financial services" in this context. Even as a US citizen it is prohibitively difficult to open even the simplest of checking accounts from overseas. There is no globa
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Unless you have insight into the end users DNS deployments I would say this is the appropriate amount of caution to apply. Besides just TTL being low, a frequent issue I had when first migrating to AWS years ago was CNAME to CNAME records
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by onefuncman 7y ago
i have no affiliation but like the product -- try https://airtable.com/
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by onefuncman 7y ago
huh, i just posted before i saw this comment that I never saw anyone plan out their access database like this, kudos
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Sure it is ... the database underlying Access uses JetSQL which has its own fun syntactic quirks It's also very bad at concurrent users if you do go down the path of dropping it on a network share if it's a normalized schema, sinc
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Mirror Maker is fine for small scale, or you upgrade into https://github.com/uber/uReplicator ... region-homing data is generally more practical You should provide examples of either better or cheaper to substantiate y
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by onefuncman 7y ago
You must have missed the Amazon Corretto announcement— there’s an Amazon JDK now.
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Expensive compared to what? DynamoDB has the cheapest 4ms writes I can find... But yes, absolutely prototype and measure costs with real workloads
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by onefuncman 7y ago
The og-aws Slack or ##aws on freenode But really, you should understand what kind of data store you need based on your use case is first and then decide on an implementation later...
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by onefuncman 7y ago
You can certainly create a simulation in which the laws of physics are mutable, or have different immutable values than in our perceived reality.
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by onefuncman 7y ago
I don't know what a high profile conservative is, can you reinforce your point with specific examples?
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by onefuncman 7y ago
I looked at his site and he's pushing game state over websockets. I think he could eliminate almost all of his back end calls to his servers besides game initialization by using DynamoDB directly via Cognito, though the logic for prop
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Shoulda just FaceTime'd...
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Fargate is serverless because the compute is abstracted away completely. A lambda runtime is just a specialized container and they've added similar customizability to it lately with Layers/Runtime configuration.
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by onefuncman 7y ago
I love the approach of digging into the underlying pattern rather than fixating on the details of the routine. I used to struggle with Agile and daily standups at $JOB until I started keeping a private journal daily. Now I have several yea
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Tumblr has the nicest Feed API out of all the social networks, compared to Twitter Firehose, Facebook Public Feed, and Instagram (we built our own ghetto feed for Instagram by scraping with tons of api tokens). It would be pretty amazing to
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by onefuncman 7y ago
> (I work at OpenAI.) Can you do an AI CTF like the Stripe distributed systems CTF sometime?
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by onefuncman 7y ago
no, businesses win or lose based on sales & marketing, not how productive their engineers are.
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by onefuncman 7y ago
We used to all hand-edit binaries in the 90s when we were cracking copy protection by passing around text files indicating which hex codes to swap between JE/JZ and JNE/JNZ...
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by onefuncman 7y ago
this complaint is almost as old as the Java language. you should use Jodatime if you can't upgrade to Java 8+ yet -- see https://www.joda.org/joda-time/
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by onefuncman 7y ago
this is already true
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by onefuncman 7y ago
>In Visual Studio 2019, hit Ctrl+Q nope. Who picked this shortcut?
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by onefuncman 7y ago
Actually, their electricity usage makes this everyone's problem, just like antivaxxers.

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