robrtsql

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by robrtsql 8y ago
My issue with mypy is that I would like it to verify that I'm passing the right types into functions from my dependencies. For example, I do a lot of scripting with Python and boto3 to interact with AWS, and my scripts often fail the f
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by robrtsql 8y ago
I don't understand--how were you launching instances if the API(s) was/were down? Your system was unable to determine that there were instances running, but it was able to send RunInstances requests to EC2?
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by robrtsql 8y ago
In my opinion, the real lock-in is not the stateless API, but the tie-ins with other AWS services that may end up being required to accomplish what you need. Like, if you're trying to provide a calculator API, you can definitely run th
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by robrtsql 8y ago
Really? I might have to switch then.. I use Firefox and GNOME, and enabling one of the dark themes causes most forms on the web to become unusable because of this very issue.
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by robrtsql 8y ago
If you use DynamoDB, you don't need to run your Lambda in a VPC. With RDS, you do. If you run your Lambda in a VPC, your cold start times get worse, so latency increases.
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by robrtsql 8y ago
Content creators on PeerTube could do in-video product endorsements.. that's already a fairly standard practice on YouTube, which does support monetization.
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by robrtsql 8y ago
Yes, but Firefox doesn't save the changes you make here to your account sync. Every time you install Firefox somewhere new, you have to change it again if you don't want to see sponsored content.
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by robrtsql 8y ago
I'm confused about pricing. I come from using AWS Lambda, where you pay for the amount of memory allocated for your function, how many times it runs and how long each run is. Looking at Now, it looks like you are billed by the 'pl
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by robrtsql 8y ago
I think the use-case is that the user is running their headless browser on a remote server with a good internet connection. Then they open an SSH tunnel to that server from their local machine which has low bandwidth--and the only thing tha
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by robrtsql 8y ago
I tried out the example "Notepad" app in the git repo and it ran at 70MB. Is that good? I don't have any metrics about how much memory a hello world Electron app uses.
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by robrtsql 9y ago
I did that when I built my PC too. I was fairly certain I had ruined $1500 in equipment.
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by robrtsql 9y ago
Yep, I abandoned Unity after encountering the same issues as you. My experience is that every Unity GC run takes 10+ ms on my machine, even when there is no memory to clean up. I tried MonoGame once and the results were much better--garbage
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by robrtsql 9y ago
Sure! Hopefully a more experienced Godot dev will jump in and correct me if I'm wrong here.. Godot uses reference counting, but additionally supports a function which you can call on an object which will cause it to become 'unmana
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by robrtsql 9y ago
I don't think they intended to bring it back-it's just one of many languages that you can use now that Godot can use native code for scripts.