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by sessy 3y ago
There is a simpler preparedness framework. It was postulated by Isaac Asimov. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics
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NASA's Detonation Engine Revs Up for 4 Minutes(gizmodo.com)
2 points by sessy 3y ago|0 comments
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by sessy 7y ago
Probably time to bring this up again: The internet is an SEO landfill. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20256764
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by sessy 7y ago
May be they deserve a Toohey Award: https://tooheys.org/
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by sessy 7y ago
Comparable AWS Version: https://aws.amazon.com/secrets-manager/ Pricing: AWS: $0.40 per secret per month. GCP: $0.06 per active secret version per regional replica per month. i don't understand the GCP pricing cor
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Girl finds cry for help in holiday card, allegedly from China foreign prisoner(globalnews.ca)
4 points by sessy 7y ago|1 comments
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Don’t be like Mark Z(medium.com)
2 points by sessy 7y ago|0 comments
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by sessy 7y ago
Unlike English, the Sanskrit words do not change over time. Because in Sanskrit what you speak is what you write and what you write is what you speak.
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Blogwashing(eggonomy.com)
198 points by sessy 7y ago|112 comments
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Stripe India is now in preview(stripe.com)
2 points by sessy 7y ago|0 comments
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We’ve removed all tracking pixels in/at Basecamp(m.signalvnoise.com)
3 points by sessy 7y ago|0 comments
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by sessy 7y ago
Just wondering: Why not simply share your https://cv.me/ link (or any similar) instead of a link to your resume document. Makes it easier for HR to scan.
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by sessy 7y ago
It's a recurring theme: Media outlets publish whatever they 'want' to believe with little due diligence and the product makers have to scramble to put up clarifiers.
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People with Power at Amazon Web Services(theinformation.com)
1 points by sessy 7y ago|1 comments
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A Minimalist Lifestyle(medium.com)
2 points by sessy 7y ago|0 comments
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Using PWM to Generate Analog Output [pdf](ww1.microchip.com)
2 points by sessy 7y ago|0 comments
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by sessy 7y ago
WE are heavy users of AWS. SQS is the only service where we have had zero downtime. The only downside we have about SQS is you can pull out only 10 messages at a time (without batching). You can have parallel readers but they result in some
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by sessy 7y ago
TLDR: The huge bill was a result of an improper way the application was coded. They contacted Google/Firebase who were gracious enough to waive off the bill.
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by sessy 7y ago
1. Be fair to your company. They are paying you to make their product succeed. Imagine a future situation where you are running a succesful company. Would you want your employees taking your money while working on their own pet projects? 2.
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by sessy 7y ago
Just about a decade ago Microsoft faced similar charges for bundling IE with Windows OS. By the time the dust settled on all litigations, the competition was decimated or attenuated to stay in business.
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by sessy 8y ago
“All plans include all features.” We arrived at this after many years building multiple products. In all products we built we have just 3-4 plans. All features are included in all plans (including the trial plan). Only the usage amount diff
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by sessy 8y ago
What i like is how simple and easy it is to read the documentation :)
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by sessy 8y ago
Hey, thanks for the points. Will be sure to factor these in.
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by sessy 8y ago
Could you write to support@sess.email with a screenshot. Im curious to look into whats happening here. Thanks.
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by sessy 8y ago
A valid business email is one where you should be able to receive and send mails. If you have a 'catch all' email id, the system does not accept that. Having said that i must say our algorithm is deliberately a bit aggressive (so
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by sessy 8y ago
SESS is tightly wired to use SES (AWS). We do a bunch of algorithmic checks to validate email/domain validity plus assessing the risk-factor of uploaded email list. If you have a clean list deliverability is closer to 100%. Edit: Thank
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by sessy 8y ago
Hi, im one of the engineers that built SESS. We knew we could become a potential spam magnet. Like ive been mentioning in other comments here, we have an algorithm that does checks at multiple levels before a campaign is sent. If the algori
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by sessy 8y ago
Like i mentioned in an earlier comment, we have a nifty little program that checks both the validity of the business email as well as the domain. Then a sampling of the list is done to weed out troublemakers. We do a little bit more. Unfort
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by sessy 8y ago
I must agree that we have not given particular thought to making this work on mobile. We made the assumption that people composing newsletters would mostly be working on desktops than on mobiles.
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by sessy 8y ago
Hi, im one of the engineers that built SESS. I can't get into specifics but we have a nifty little algorithm that works at multiple levels right from checking whether you have a valid business email to email list scanning to match boun

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