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by pbalau 7y ago
> you now have to manage APIGW and Lambda, and any other "wiring" that you need to put in to do what you needed. You know those url.py files in a django install? Those are the equivalent of ELB/APIGW thing. You don't
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by pbalau 7y ago
Is Greater Anglia a startup? https://www.greateranglia.co.uk/travel-information/journey-p...
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by pbalau 7y ago
A large fraction doesn't not mean "most". 1/4 is a large fraction. 1/10 is still a large fraction. Due to the large amount of people companies like fb, goog, apple etc employ, statistically you should expect that a
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by pbalau 7y ago
These days "vendor lock-in" seems to be code word for "have no idea how this thing works".
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by pbalau 7y ago
This "article" is idiotic. These batteries wont be able to store electricity generated from nuclear power?
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by pbalau 7y ago
The device looks interesting and I think I can find uses for it in other domains, than sys admin. I just skimmed over the article, but I can't find a price and from where to buy.
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by pbalau 7y ago
Maybe that's why they don't "fix" the Amazon Logistics service. Force you to get all deliveries when you are home and you might as well pick a time slot dor that.
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by pbalau 7y ago
Read down the twitter thread, looks like they can/are uploading the contents of the files too.
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by pbalau 7y ago
It sucks because you don't understand what k8 is doing and why.
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by pbalau 7y ago
GBP: "hold my pint"
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by pbalau 7y ago
> KSP2 is sort of a Battlefield 5 type game, where somebody still owns the IP but the original team that built the engine/brought the magic is gone. What do you mean by this? AFAIK, Dice is still making Battlefield.
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by pbalau 7y ago
Well, I'm 4 pints in and still typing this (started about 3 hours ago), so I have to apologies that I didn't really answer your question. I'm really fascinated about this kind of tech and it makes me sad when people get hung
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by pbalau 7y ago
What do you mean by that? Ecs can work with clusters made out of ec2 instances. You need to give me more details on how are you running things now.
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by pbalau 7y ago
Divide and conquer? I don't have a cs degree, but this was thought in highschool in Romania. If you went to the right kind of high school. Reading the other comments I'm not sure d and c is the answer. Might be terminology, but I
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by pbalau 7y ago
> Are we really sure they couldn't write a simple loop, or were there other factors that prevented them from doing so? what's the difference? I believe that getting hired by a company is the easiest thing you will have to do fo
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by pbalau 7y ago
You are missing the fact that shipping containers are built for shipping and are reusable. They are not things that we have a surplus of and are abandoned, with no use. If you want to use a container that is not adequate for shipping to liv
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by pbalau 7y ago
I have on my todo list a lambda function that will get invoked from bitbucket and will kick off a bunch of tasks. Then another one that can be called multiple times and let you know if those tasks finished and the exit code.
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by pbalau 7y ago
K8 is a software suite that allows you to partition and use a set of resources (eg, partition CPU/Memory/Space to run docker containers). Naively, it consists of a master app and a bunch of agent apps. Each agent app needs to run
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by pbalau 7y ago
Actually, is not very complicated. The main problem is that people, from both sides of the fence, eg customers and the aws/goog/ms people are conflating things, either deliberately or by simply lack of understanding. I'm goin
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by pbalau 7y ago
I tried to do this, I wanted to track my cats. My problem was that I was trying to fix this by using one tech. I did a fair bit of research on Bluetooth, cheap 433mhz radio, accelerometers etc. All had drawbacks, from size, cost, availabili
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by pbalau 7y ago
I disagree with "One of the ideals of open-source was to make it easy to modify [...] software". I think the ideal is/should be "make it possible to modify software".
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by pbalau 7y ago
> I think you under-appreciate how stupendously expensive it is to settle patent disputes. I'm arguing that they already solved this issue, since they are selling so many devices with GSM modems. Unless you can provide documentati
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by pbalau 7y ago
the phone would be a wifi hotspot, sharing it's 4g connection with the laptop, via wifi.
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by pbalau 7y ago
> The reason this is not a feature is that it would add a lot of cost related to patents and IP licensing. Looking at the numbers here(1), this is not right. They sold ~46 millions iPhones, ~9 millions iPads for a rounded total of ~50 mi
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by pbalau 7y ago
This is the case no 1 in my post. What you quoted refers to points 2 and 3.
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by pbalau 7y ago
Who is this going to affect? The business: 1) between Facebook/Google and advertisers based in France? 2) between Facebook/Google and any advertiser as long as the ads are shown to people in France? 3) between Facebook/Google
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by pbalau 7y ago
Fully agree with your sentiment. I'm the unofficial bosun of my small sailing club. It pisses me to no end when people are not properly taking care of our boats, not clean them after use, not stowing the sails properly, not even report
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by pbalau 7y ago
Compared to PL everyone strugles. But you can't possibly suggest LaLiga are strugling... PL is also a far superior product, the a/v is better, there is considerably more drama and the lower league, The Championship is almost on pa
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by pbalau 7y ago
> Now it wants to be able to extradite anyone to China to be tried in Chinese courts. That's not true. > It allows for extradition requests from authorities in mainland China, Taiwan and Macau for suspects accused of serious crim
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by pbalau 7y ago
You definitely do not know how a bowline works. This is how a finished bowline looks like: http://www.outsidebozeman.com/sites/default/files/styles/lar... . Is not supposed to be loose. In the end, put al

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