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by pid-1 4y ago
> where the money is going AWS in particular is handsomely engineered so you can't answer this sort of question, as well as making people spend more without need. - Per resource cost is turned off by default. Turning it on costs mon
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by pid-1 4y ago
I meant customer support for drivers and "real customers". Sorry for not being clear.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'd guess a business like Uber must need legions of driver / customer support.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Tangencial, but that's also the reason QUIC (used by HTTP/3) was built upon UDP.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'd like to recommend Hashnode[1]. I've been using it for the past few months and enjoying it so far. Highlight - it has a non paywall based monetization system. [1] https://hashnode.com
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by pid-1 4y ago
Also many investment firms get BB for "free" using soft dollars -if you spend more than X with broker Z, they will pay your terminal. Also their APIs suck hairy balls, IMO that's the space in which disruption is more likely t
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by pid-1 4y ago
Can't recommend this book enough.
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by pid-1 4y ago
- 4vCPU / 16GB / 80GB SSD -> 70USD Converting to my local prices / currency it would take two years before the costs add up to an equivalent physical laptop. That's the same price of a few laptop renting services I&#x
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'm actually hyped by Ubuntu Pro. Might be a real alternative for SMB using Windows.
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by pid-1 4y ago
> The Ubuntu Pro desktop also supports Advanced Active Directory (AD) Policies. This includes full Group Policy Object support, remote script execution, and privilege management. Or, if you prefer, you can use Landscape to manage for fre
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by pid-1 4y ago
`aws configure sso` does that, but: 1 - You need to do that with each account / role pair 2 - It gives profiles very long names by default (<role>-<account_number>) 3 - It does not set $AWS_PROFILE, so you need to pass `&lt
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by pid-1 4y ago
When I was an intern I did a lot of boring work in data centers now and then. Unloading servers from boxes, labeling everything, making connections, installing stuff on racks, etc... It was almost therapeutic.
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by pid-1 4y ago
> My favorite way to create a network between all my services hosted in different AWS accounts is to share a VPC from a network account into all my service accounts and use security groups to authorize service-to-service communication. T
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by pid-1 4y ago
Article says she got paid $250,000 for the endorsement, so she lost 5x that amount.
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by pid-1 4y ago
In the city I live having a shitty job is highly correlated with spending 3h-5h in public transport. WFH would be a blessing for those folks. I generally don't care about WFH, but I have enough money to live close to our office.
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by pid-1 4y ago
You get Intune (which is called Microsoft Endpoint Manager now) and AAD P1 for all users. The base use cases are "I want my users to be able to login in MS 365 from company managed devices". and "I want to manage my company&#
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by pid-1 4y ago
Active Directory is Microsoft's LDAP[1] server offering. Eventually it got more features and is used by firms to enforce company wide (or group wide) rules like "Every computer must lock after 5min of inactivity" or "Ado
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by pid-1 4y ago
> also having Okta or any other 2FA provider for 2 factor authentication Why would you do that?
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by pid-1 4y ago
M365 Business Premium includes P1 and costs 22 USD per user. You also get MDM (Intune) and other security related stuff.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Only very recently Windows started requiring a MS account. I'd guess most people who don't own a Xbox don't have a MS account.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I remember being quite annoyed by pretty much everything that wasn't the story: combat, inventory management, pathfinding...
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by pid-1 4y ago
Which products are used by large companies that don't have a AAD / AD structure?
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by pid-1 4y ago
Planescape: Torment is one of my favorite games and the gameplay is absolutely terrible!
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by pid-1 4y ago
Google Clouds Run is a perfect fit for my use case (infrequent, long running jobs) but: (1) I've had terrible customer support experience with Google in the past (2) I'm scared they will give up on GCP So my company won't eve
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'm the "main tech guy" of a financial firm and I can answer this question. It's because people like me don't care about user experience. We get Teams for free in our M365 subscription. It's integrated with oth
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by pid-1 4y ago
> can anobody explain to me why? Once you get paid, you've got two options: - Keep your crypto and risk losing your money due volatility. - Sell your crypto. Now you have to deal with the banking system anyway. I remember in 2014~20
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by pid-1 4y ago
You can edit your primary email in namecheap, as well as all contacts.
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by pid-1 4y ago
> a Bloomberg terminal $30,000 including data feeds > market data feeds you need $25,000/year for basic market data and fundamental data that you are allowed to warehouse(you can't store data you get from the Bloomberg termi
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by pid-1 4y ago
Here's a few tips for SaaS vendors: - Don't hide SSO behind a talk to sales button. I will not talk to sales and will never try your product. - Allow monthly payments, but give "generous discounts" for yearly commitments
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by pid-1 4y ago
Can't you start a company in the EU and get hired as a contractor to circumvent this? That's the way to go for BR developers. You even get some cool tax breaks for exporting services.

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