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by sakopov 3y ago
Judging by the name of supported operations it looks like this is built around a type of CQRS pattern. Am I reading this right? Is it possible grant granular operations like a specific type of read or write for an entity?
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by sakopov 3y ago
It's a common rate limiting algorithm. Here's an interesting article from Stripe on how they use it in their APIs. [1] [1] https://stripe.com/blog/rate-limiters
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by sakopov 3y ago
I'm getting information all over the place on the quality of these Chinese EVs. I've seen BYD breakdowns which pointed at their manufacturing process heavily relying on conventional ICE architecture. For example, instead of using
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by sakopov 3y ago
I'm sure CCP is funding these efforts. They can remain unprofitable long as the money printer is running.
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by sakopov 3y ago
It actually is. He talks about it in this video [1] [1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bQPhexl5DWE
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by sakopov 3y ago
Eh, not everything needs to be stashed away into stock market. Should also live your life a little. Plus, I'm sure Dave did well at Microsoft.
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by sakopov 3y ago
I frequent my city's subreddit and when it comes to politics it's mostly socialist and border-line communist content. Anything that is center or right of center gets down-voted into the oblivion so most of those with opposing view
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by sakopov 3y ago
You're right. GitHub offers all of this at no charge but your repo has to be public. Cloudlfare allows you to use a private repository.
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by sakopov 3y ago
Yep, CF Pages indeed! I agree with your sentiment. It always surprised me how much CF offers under their free tier and wouldn't shock me if they start pulling profitability levers and charging for many of these offerings.
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by sakopov 3y ago
Cheapest option I found is a Jekyll site deployed out of a GitHub repo (can be private) to Cloudlfare S̶i̶t̶e̶s̶ Pages. No cost at all even with a custom domain.
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by sakopov 3y ago
Yep, Banks and insurance companies love AS/400.
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by sakopov 3y ago
I guess next quarter is going to be a blowout. Amazon is pulling all kinds of levers in the name of profitability. AWS is now charging for [public IPV4 usage]( https://www.infoq.com/news/2024/02/aws-ipv4-charge
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by sakopov 3y ago
Seems like we made a full circle back to cable-like services but more expensive.
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by sakopov 3y ago
I get what you're getting at but the idea that you're allowing people not to work because they're getting shit-faced the day prior while watching a football game sounds like the wrong path to take for society. And I say this
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by sakopov 3y ago
Is the author in the EU? I'd say outside of maybe recruiters on LinkedIn, none of these options work in this shitty market conditions in the US at this point in time.
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by sakopov 3y ago
Who's using Pulumi here and how mature is it in comparison to terraform?
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by sakopov 3y ago
That's an awesome update! I currently run fck-nat in pre-prod environments (and love it so far) but still use NAT gateway in production. I was actively looking into switching over to AlterNat for prod because of the failover to NAT gat
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by sakopov 3y ago
This is perfect for preprod environments. I'd probably not deploy in production. There is a better nat instance setup available called alternat [1] which is a little more durable and better for production cases. [1] https://
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by sakopov 3y ago
Big tech moves like crypto. This stock market volatility is absolutely insane. I wonder if we ever go back to pre-covid times when the market didn't run up and crash every 3 months.
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by sakopov 3y ago
AFAIK, none of the traditional automakers are producing EVs at any kind of scale even remotely close to Tesla. And Rivian isn't even in a consideration until they're actually profitable. If anything, I'd say BYD is more of a
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by sakopov 3y ago
I use a service called Privacy [1] to generate virtual card numbers, which I than use with all of my subscriptions. All of the virtual cards are tied to a physical credit card used as the funding source. I get a notification every time a ca
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MNT Reform Laptops(mntre.com)
2 points by sakopov 3y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 3y ago
> Thank you for considering OpenAI for your next career move. Amazing that you thought you had a chance. Try Microsoft. This can't be real.
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by sakopov 3y ago
YouTube has been running ads non-stop showing deep fakes of well-known cryptocurrency icons like Michael Sailor and Anatoly Yakovenko asking people to send some crypto to an address and get 2x back. It feels like the bottom is officially fa
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Man builds a tank for his son [video](youtube.com)
3 points by sakopov 3y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 3y ago
I had maybe 3 emails from recruiters in the last year. Used to be a couple every other day. I'm between West coast and Midwest of the US and it seems like hiring is picking up quite a bit in Midwest. Or maybe it's just less compet
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Show HN: An Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Tool for AWS Organizations(github.com)
2 points by sakopov 3y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 3y ago
No worries, glad it's helping. AWS Console will automatically discover the thumbprint when adding a new provider, so I just grabbed it from there.
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by sakopov 3y ago
It's not terribly difficult. I just threw a quick gist to help with this OIDC for Github in AWS - https://gist.github.com/sakopov/a66ef55f9713649e7d7b9b4a91d6...
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San Francisco installs nets to stop suicides off Golden Gate Bridge(apnews.com)
1 points by sakopov 3y ago|1 comments

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