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12y ago
I would say "urgency" is an understatement!
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12y ago
I love Houston. I lived there for several years growing up, having moved their from the SF Bay Area. Yes, it has sprawl like none other. From the westernmost point on I-10 to the easternmost is about 50 miles and growing every year. Yes
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12y ago
Perhaps the world needs a new term for these sorts of conglomerations.
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12y ago
That's how my parents were. When I was 18 or so my father walked me through his income and all his retirement accounts, wills, life insurance policies, etc. He wanted me to understand at least the basics of his finances in case anyth
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12y ago
Selling opposites is a pretty basic marketing gambit. The exclusive must-have, the affordable luxury item, etc.
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12y ago
Saudi Aramco is probably the largest but since they aren't publicly traded, we don't really know. Estimates put their annual profit at ~$180 billion, so their quarterly revenue would be ~2.5x Apple's.
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12y ago
The industry refers to it as "prospecting for oil on the floor of the stock exchange." Moments like this will cause a lot of oil companies to become financially untenable as their market value falls below the long-term value of t
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12y ago
All of OPEC has been falling for the marketshare scramble for much of the last 30 years, this is a key reason why their ability to maintain pricing power has diminished. Whenever the price of oil falls below OPEC's established floor, S
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12y ago
At least parts of SA had competition, since there were neighborhoods served by both TWC and Grande. Long before Google Fiber I remember actually getting better speeds than I paid for on Grande. I think I was paying $25/25mbps and see
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12y ago
That's their plan for Akka 3.0. I believe this is the current status: https://github.com/akka/akka/pull/16665
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12y ago
I store about a terabyte on S3. It costs us $25 a month. If I spend more than a few minutes a month administering an alternative setup, I've lost money compared to just paying S3.
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12y ago
I don't think replicating S3 is all that easy for any company. Running an FTP server != an S3 equivalent.
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12y ago
We use fleet within a VPC and our approach is to just have a single "ops" box in the public subnet and then use $ETCD_ENDPOINT (or whatever the environment variable is) so that etcdctl/fleetctl can connect to one of the boxes
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12y ago
https://sites.google.com/a/trinity.edu/csci1320-f14/
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12y ago
The people doing this also aren't likely doing visa runs, they'll just come in under the 30-day visa free entry and then go home once it expires. Much harder to get caught that way. Though I did read rumors of Thai police crackin
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12y ago
I've only been to Koh Phangan and Koh Samui before so I'm definitely looking forward to checking out the Andanaman Sea side. Since I'll be working I decided I don't want to move around islands, just pick one place and w
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12y ago
At the end of the week I'm setting out on something similar. I work for a startup that lets employees work one month a year from anywhere. I'm flying to Hong Kong and then onwards to Koh Lanta in Thailand for a month. Beautiful
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12y ago
I spoke without double-checking our account. We did receive a response about the forum creation problem and that was the result of my own misunderstanding. I'll update my original post.
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12y ago
edit: I was wrong. Ignore what was here before, AWS did respond and I just didn't notice. Apologies to AWS for speaking out of turn.
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12y ago
I've been having a lot of issues with r3.large instances becoming unreachable lately. Hoping this can serve as a stopgap.
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12y ago
The Imperial Navy was so utterly defeated and out of resources that they were sending pilots on kamikaze missions to save fuel . Virtually all training had been suspended in the final months of the war because the Japanese had no access t
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12y ago
> You mean like Crash Bandicoot, Abuse, Jak and Daxter? Huh, TIL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Oriented_Assembly_Lisp
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12y ago
My alma mater is having this fight between the CS departments and engineering/physics/etc. The CS department switched the first two courses of the intro sequence from C/Java to Scala, moving C to later in the curriculum. In
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12y ago
They bought Pulse a while ago.
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12y ago
The chair of the computer science department at my university liked to say that CS could just as easily be considered the Computer Security department. This guy wasn't a pragmatic programmer whatsoever, he always claimed he didn'
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12y ago
I think I would quit in about ten minutes if I had to put up with someone else's music choices. I don't even like putting up with my own when I'm working but I'm forced to to drown out everyone else.
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12y ago
When my Chase card was compromised, Apply Pay updated automatically with the new card number.
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12y ago
Yeah, we use S3 at the company I work for a little under a terabyte and we pay less than $25 a month.
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12y ago
But then I have to maintain a Riak cluster.
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12y ago
I joined a startup as the first employee shortly out of college and I've been here for almost two years. I would say I've probably learned more here than I would've elsewhere because I jump up and down so much of our stack.
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