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Lambda does support private IPv4 networks though.
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Many companies use the web as their main distribution platform, so I don't think that would be an issue.
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Sysadmin isn't a profession you choose, it's something that happens to your life.
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Isn't Node single threaded, just like Python?
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Bard already does that. It shows products from Google Shopping when giving recommendations.
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> it would certainly be interesting to program in a language where conforming to a protocol (perhaps one that nobody had thought up yet when you wrote your class) Not automatic, but you could use a decorator + the protocol as type annota
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You totally could undersize an on-prem private network, I don't get how that's an AWS specific issue.
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> Isn't this sort of what Amazon Lightsail is? (Haven't actually used it, but am under the impression it abstracts away networking config). Yes. Many services abstract networking. App Runner, for example, even gives you a publi
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Download GNU Radio and implement modulation blocks by yourself. You can use it to simulate systems, without buying any hardware. You can write blocks in Python or C++. I don't recommend getting real hardware. Cheap software define radi
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How to Build Software from Source [video]
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I don't know anyone who is using a LLM based product besides ChatGPT and Copilot. Moreover, I know two people who are paying for ChatGPT And a handful that are paying for Copilot.
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3y ago
Which finance companies are using Haskell?
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Oil is a regular good that is priced according to supply and demand expectations. Goods can have negative prices due sharp drops in demand (a lot of X was produced, but no one wants to buy x and you are paying to store it).
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Stocks have value because they are cash flow generating assets, so if you sell low enough it will make economic sense for someone to buy, except for some liquidity catastrophe.
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I was really confused thinking why would Microsoft launch an E-Book management solution. But then everything made sense.
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I've been using Podman Desktop in Win11 for local development for about 6 months and I'd say nothing.
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Fun fact: in Linux, Docker Desktop also uses a managed VM. https://docs.docker.com/desktop/faqs/linuxfaqs/#why-does-doc...
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> just getting the fiber to each exchange likely costs many many millions. I've never worked in US financial markets, but that's def not true in many countries. < 400 USD / month can set you a server + connection within
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Sorry if that sounds stupid, but why isn't Ethernet used for this sort of high bw signaling?
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Ruby [1], JavaScript (when running in NodeJS) and PHP are single-threaded. Perl is single threaded as well but it features something like to what is being proposed in PEP 554 ( https://peps.python.org/pep-0554/ ). I know
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Athena = managed Presto + managed Hive Metastore I use a presto containers to mock Athena for local and CI tests + a psql container for metastore.
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> it only has partitioning on a single column You can partition using several columns. But I get your point, it's not optmized for row level operations in general.
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Well, those incidents are becoming rather frequent.
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Why not use parquet files + AWS Athena?
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It's a pay to win grindfest with little new content to keep people playing.
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> What games do HN readers like? Nethack or ported versions of older games (just finished Planescape: Torment, what a ride!)
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Teams - Quite sluggish even on high end machines, annoying bugs such as notifications not showing consistently, messages not being sent, pictures not loading... Loop - Super beta product with very few features compared to Notion. In particu
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Let me join the exercise: > Distributed Systems Engineer Probably best reserved to people that implement distributed systems. One can deploy and manage a K8s cluster with 0 distributed systems knowledge. > Cluster Administrator That&#
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+1 I've been a namecheap costumer for about five years for both personal and business stuff, can't really remember having any issues.
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From a hardware point of view, your average iPhone is definitely fast enough for many types of development. What's really missing is an easy way to connect to peripherals, plus OS support. Samsumg has something in this direction, thoug
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