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pinkunicorn
11y ago
Wait, Amazon applies for L1 Visas. Do they offer H1B? It is given that they've filed for 700+ H1B's.
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11y ago
About damn time. From 17(23 now), I've kept reading news that my generation is flawed in someway or the other. First time I'm reading a news article which says otherwise. This makes me happy.
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11y ago
Is this some kind of a pipe dream? WordPress runs a quarter of the web?
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Use policy-rc.d to prevent services from starting automatically
(jpetazzo.github.io)
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pinkunicorn
11y ago
I work from home. What do I do..?
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11y ago
I'm quite surprised to see this. Isn't this confidential information?
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11y ago
For a moment I thought - "Er what is a Real class", having C++ in mind. Then it struck me after seeing that the article is from nautil.us. Sigh
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11y ago
Lol not sure if its good/bad news..
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11y ago
Can someone shed some light on how much it actually costs to run your own infrastructure? Say that I use 5 large instances of RDS database and then around 100 large EC2 instances along with ELB's. This will roughly cost around $1M a ye
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11y ago
Totally agree on variable/function names, but for some reason I love complicated one liners. I know its wrong, but its my way of measuring how smart I really am(even though its not).
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Interviewbit - A Free Platform For Interview Preparation
(interviewbit.com)
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11y ago
Interesting article. This is good, but for chat applications, I feel Lambda is exactly the technology to be not used unless you have deep pockets. The number of S3 PUT requests for caching chat messages will eventually grow high as the chat
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11y ago
This is hilarious
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12y ago
This truly opens up a world of possibilities. My only itch in the wound is the lock into Amazon linux compatible executables. If they can run exe's compiled on a Ubuntu box, that would be awesome!
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Kindle Textbook Creator
(kdp.amazon.com)
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12y ago
Maybe Moore was short sighted.
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12y ago
" Since Amazon hasnt updated anything about their typography since 2009 I wouldn’t hold my breath." That is actually not true - http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2015/01/bookerly_am... Oh an
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12y ago
I really used to admire a girl at college a lot.. We had UNIX labs where you didn't have a GUI but just a Putty to a RHEL5 server in which each of us had an account. Once I was asked to help figure out the girl with something, and aft
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12y ago
I basically started learning Vim because.. well it was a hipster thing. The first two years, I really did not know how to actually learn it. All I would do is enter insert mode, move around with arrows and ":wq". But then after 6
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12y ago
I am really amazed at the kind of things Amazon turns into a service. And this ML service is just wow'ing. I have fiddled with basic SVM's before, but this takes away the part of writing code and makes it sort of a end user produc