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by pid-1 4y ago
Your avg supermarket cereal is full of sugar. Is avoiding sugar bro science? I generally eat porridge for breakfast, good enough.
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by pid-1 4y ago
If you want a premium phone, Apple is pretty much unchallenged. I'm not a fan of expensive phones though - I'm scared I will break it and lose $700+ in the blink of an eye. Been using cheap Motorolas for the past 10 years, no comp
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by pid-1 4y ago
Another often (purposely?) forgotten freedom: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_association
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by pid-1 4y ago
If I understand correctly it was a marketing thing (cof cof C#), but also the creators actually had plans to collaborate with Sun and (somehow?) integrate the language with Java.
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by pid-1 4y ago
OneDrive, Dropbox and Google Drive have worked perfectly for me over the years. There are like 1000s of file sharing apps and protocols with every imaginable flavour. I guess your issue is related to using iOS, which is a walled garden, not
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by pid-1 4y ago
I think you just repeated the article's main argument.
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by pid-1 4y ago
>NFT consultancy Project Venkman That's hilarious though.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Yeah sure TF supports everything. My point was: CDKTF is not a superset of AWS CDK - they are different tools with different philosophies and pros/cons.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I'm a fan of CF managing state versus TF's way of doing things. I also thing AWS CDK libs have much higher quality compared to the ones I generally find for TF.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Long running lambdas would be sick for infrequent / low concurrency data pipelines. My wet dream is "bidirectional IaC". Let me make changes using the GUI, commit to repo automatically.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Glue is Apache Spark as a service. If you don't need Spark, you will be dealing with lots of uncecessary complexity. If you do need Spark, Databricks is likely a better option though :)
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by pid-1 4y ago
Wait, so AWS does not allow long running lambdas because that would make too much money for them?
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by pid-1 4y ago
GNOME by far the most supported and mature desktop environment for Linux. KDE et al might look and feel better, but you have annoyances like bad multi monitor support, bad dock support, etc... So while I agree with many feeling others have
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by pid-1 4y ago
Discord lacks features like SSO, auditing and security controls, making it impossible to adopt in many business environments.
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by pid-1 4y ago
If subsiding free users isn't attracting more paying customers, then slashing free tiers is a no brainer though.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Does Slack even care if folks not planning to pay are pissed? My understanding is this sort of strategy wants to archive some sort of network effect so business (which actually pay for services) start adopting a product. It's meant to
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by pid-1 4y ago
You don't need to go as far as govt. conspiring for telcos to be insecure (note: I'm not challenging that). Your average telco: 1 - Is just a commodity dumb pipe with a shitty margin and no honest way of getting more money from cu
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by pid-1 4y ago
Developers like pretending technology is always good and/or inevitable, I think this sort of question is uncomfortable to many folks.
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by pid-1 4y ago
> It is valid when the expected returns are known Sounds like a great way to lose money.
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by pid-1 4y ago
> The source you're looking at is not the code running in production. My first boss favorite words were: check check check check check. That's also the first thing I teach to new engineers: most of your assumptions are completl
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by pid-1 4y ago
Poor AWS must be close to bankruptcy then. When my account started spending 300-400 USD monthly, I was contacted by an account manager, who was at my office for a meeting two weeks later.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Which sort of software is used to manage large fleets of Linux clients? Like, what are the alternatives for Active Directory and MDM?
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by pid-1 4y ago
My personal experience: GuardDuty is a very expensive false positive generator with a bad UI (because AWS). If money allows, I'd look at wiz.io instead
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by pid-1 4y ago
> create another Admin account and transform your current one to limited/ restricted/ standard user account to reduce the attack surface enormously. Don't use Admin account for your tasks! It's crazy how Windows does
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by pid-1 4y ago
In a business environmeny many of those configs can be automated either using GPOs or Intune/ MDM.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Anecdotally, most kids I know only interact with devices that feature strong guard rails like phones and tablets. Those kids are generally more ignorant of how software systems work than someone who grew in the 2000s.
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by pid-1 4y ago
I often think about the law of diminishing returns. My finances had a few inflection points that improved my life tremendously: - Left the violent neighborhood I grew up at - Was able to eat real food every day - Started being able to save
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by pid-1 4y ago
As a student/young professional, I pirated my way to success. Fun fact: I actually pre-ordered this book, as it's a known classic. But I only can do that today thanks to piracy.
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by pid-1 4y ago
Very often. I don't trust Google-FB-MS to be my main identity provider - and a lot of stuff don't support OAUTH anyway - so my solution is to use Fastmail + 1Password with their masked mail integration (it generates 1 random email
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by pid-1 4y ago
I think the best you can do is not smoking, not eating garbage, not being obese, doing medical check ups constantly and having a lot of luck. In my family older folks have consistently lived to 90s-100s despite growing up poor, never exerci

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