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Students invent quieter leaf blower(hub.jhu.edu)
99 points by perpil 2y ago|72 comments
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by perpil 2y ago
Presigned post lets you set content-length-range: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/sigv4-authen... You can specify content length on presigned PUTs, but it needs to be set as a header and added
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by perpil 2y ago
> Can you create a size limit on the pre-signed URL? Yes, if you use the POST method you can set the content-length-range property in your presigned URL form inputs to limit min and max bytes. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/
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The California man who hid for 6 months in a secret room inside Circuit City(sfgate.com)
162 points by perpil 2y ago|91 comments
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by perpil 2y ago
The best part of SPL is you get full digital access to the O'Reilly public library, you don't even need to place holds. Most tech books I've ever needed are a search away. https://www.spl.org/books-and-media&#
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by perpil 3y ago
"we cannot confirm that no other such instances occurred". I'd like to understand this more. Do they 1. not have a fingerprint of what the exploit looked like because it was indistinguishable from customer behavior? 2. Not h
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by perpil 3y ago
Markdown lacks prompting for inputs and running javascript but is easier to write and offers a quicker update, preview, deploy cycle. Preview and deploy is often a simple save vs. a build and deploy process. By extending markdown to suppo
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by perpil 3y ago
For a wilder idea of what you can do with GitHub and wikis see https://speedrun.cc No AI, so the wikis need to be hand created, but being able to build tools and UIs right into your GitHub documentation is a powerful concept.
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Show HN: Speedrun – Markdown to build tools (OSS)(speedrun.nobackspacecrew.com)
2 points by perpil 3y ago|0 comments
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by perpil 3y ago
"Privacy & settings – where it lives now – is a natural home for it, but we think it should appear elsewhere too." Seems like the next step would be to send an app push notification before the call and to have a banner that&#x
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by perpil 3y ago
I got the same good chill running down my spine watching this as when I watched Second Reality 30 years ago. I think how they mirrored the music so well caused my brain to just fill in the pieces of the graphics. I was especially impresse
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Capacitor-based heat pumps see big boost in efficiency(arstechnica.com)
12 points by perpil 3y ago|3 comments
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Google DeepMind's AI Weather Forecaster Handily Beats a Global Standard(wired.com)
20 points by perpil 3y ago|6 comments
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by perpil 3y ago
I was recently musing about the 2 different types of logs: 1. application logs, emitted multiple times per request and serve as breadcrumbs 2. request logs emitted once per request and include latencies, counters and metadata about the requ
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by perpil 3y ago
If you like this, you may also like Speedrun. It's markdown to build tools straight into your GitHub README's, wikis and documentation so you users can do what they came to do with a click. https://speedrun.nobackspac
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by perpil 3y ago
I'd be interested in learning more about this can you share any links?
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by perpil 3y ago
Instead of building tooling that reacts quickly, the approach I take is make it dead simple to build tools in the moment right into your documentation using markdown. If building the tool is little more than taking the command line you jus
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by perpil 3y ago
I'm not sure that is a takeaway here. The processes evolved, but at AWS, centralized logging w/CloudWatch Logs was becoming more common than having tools that ran commands on end hosts against locally stored ephemeral logs. Somet
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by perpil 3y ago
If you want to do monitoring and logging at scale, the majority of the best practices are captured in this article: https://aws.amazon.com/builders-library/instrumenting-distri... These are the key insights we learned
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by perpil 3y ago
Watch your free tier very closely. An unfortunate part of being in the email business is that spammers and phishers are always looking for free ways to send their emails on ips with a good reputation. It quickly becomes a game of cat and
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by perpil 3y ago
One of the more amusing parts of this blog is that it contains at least two typos: "arrors" and "ancoding" and I can't tell if they were on purpose.
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Google’s Bard AI can now write and execute code to answer a question(arstechnica.com)
4 points by perpil 3y ago|0 comments
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by perpil 3y ago
The time to pull request with a good code search, paired with GitHub.dev and Copilot is really a force multiplier. What a time to be alive.
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Pretty TypeScript Errors VSCode Plugin(github.com)
3 points by perpil 3y ago|0 comments
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by perpil 4y ago
I am surprised . I've only posted it in a comment once before and have zero SEO. How did you stumble upon it? Is your "right way to do it" your article on how to displace js? FWIW I'm not trying to monetize the exten
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by perpil 4y ago
If this is what you're looking for you might checkout Speedrun. Markdown to build tools right into your GitHub readme's, runbooks and documentation. https://speedrun.nobackspacecrew.com
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by perpil 4y ago
I don't understand why there isn't a language spec on the official website: https://www.cedarpolicy.com It's nice that the AWS heroes have filled in some of the documentation holes on their sites, but we need the
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by perpil 4y ago
I'm also not quite sure about the ask, but if you want to have a runbook or documentation that authorizes specific GitHub users/teams/orgs, prompts them for inputs and builds the exact commands they need to run, optionally wi
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by perpil 4y ago
One thing to mention about this is the integration breaks when GitHub updates their SSL certificate and the thumbprint changes. It's a simple fix to update the thumbprint in AWS IAM, but something that bites you yearly. So if you can&
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by perpil 4y ago
I pay for my GitHub Team/Copilot usage using PayPal, I wonder if that is the next shoe to drop.

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