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by teej 8y ago
Some people don’t want to put a GA tag on their site because of concerns around how Google uses the data. Also you can’t arbitrarily query GA data so this gives you that capability.
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by teej 8y ago
S3 access logs alone are not sufficient to replicate this pipeline. This pixel is stateful (for the anonymous user ID) and S3 access logs don’t include arbitrary headers, in this case the cookie with the user id. Fastly would let you elimin
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by teej 8y ago
This sort of thing works until you have one person run a security scan on your site, corrupting your user agents and event types.
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by teej 8y ago
I’ve seen folks put their pixel endpoint behind Fastly and process the access log delivered in S3. A Fastly VCL can handle the same transform that this Lambda is doing.
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by teej 8y ago
I’ve forgotten many of the leading roles I had in plays during school but I remember in fine detail the first big laugh I got during an improv lesson in drama class.
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Serverless Latency(tbray.org)
2 points by teej 8y ago|0 comments
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The 2019 Wealthfront Career-Launching Companies List(blog.wealthfront.com)
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by teej 8y ago
What courses did you take?
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by teej 8y ago
spullara is right, I am wrong - > The overall, uncompressed size of function and layers is subject to the usual unzipped deployment package size limit. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-for-aws-lambda-use-any
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by teej 8y ago
Lambda Layers fixes so many problems! * We had to hack around Lambda zip size limits. Now we can deploy fat dependencies to Layers and ditch the hacks. * We can drastically speed up build and packaging time locally by keeping fat dependenci
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by teej 8y ago
Check out MariFlow, a RNN trained to play Mario Kart as the creator would. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipi40cb_RsI
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Online tracking: A 1M-site measurement and analysis(webtransparency.cs.princeton.edu)
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by teej 8y ago
How does this work practically when the vuln exists only in the minified version of the code?
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by teej 8y ago
It’s not like this is listed on the ticket. You don’t know how the venue is going to enforce until you’re there for the first time.
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by teej 8y ago
America's national parks got 331 million visits last year. The most popular parks get very busy.
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by teej 8y ago
There was someone who wrote a blog or tweet about it awhile back but I couldn’t find it. Found it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLtLz4wQtOg
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by teej 8y ago
Jeff Bezos owns a $23m house in DC. The entire HQ2 process was a farce to get cities to game theory themselves to death in favor of Amazon. HQ2 was always going to be in NOVA.
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by teej 8y ago
From elsewhere in the thread I found this link https://lwn.net/Articles/740157/ > There are inherent security and stability risks with allowing user-space code to run inside the kernel. So, a number of checks a
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by teej 8y ago
Didn't they previously stop doing software-limited batteries after people got annoyed by it? Seems weird that they would start doing it again.
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by teej 8y ago
> It seemed pretty shady to me to charge customers for a feature that wasn't delivered or legally approved or likely even finished It's still available for the Model X and Model S. The disclosure when you pay for it is very cle
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by teej 8y ago
This is really interesting, I can't seem to find any reporting that has picked this detail up yet.
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by teej 8y ago
Two-party consent laws do not just apply to telephone calls. In California, Cal. Penal Code § 632 applies to "confidential communication".
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by teej 8y ago
Taking it to the next level - Injecting a Chess Engine into Amazon Redshift http://www.michaelburge.us/2017/09/10/injecting-shellcode-to...
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by teej 8y ago
I always found this talk on the subject fascinating: Predicting a Billboard Music Hit with Shazam Data - Cait O'Riordan ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcTPvxo8SXY )
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by teej 8y ago
I recommend following the author Vicki Boykis on Twitter (@vboykis). I've been following her for quite awhile, she full of data science jokes.
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by teej 8y ago
This is easy to internalize when you remember that humans can tell the difference between 30fps and 60fps which is one frame every ~33ms vs every ~17ms
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by teej 8y ago
Nope!
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by teej 8y ago
This YouTube video is the best I’ve seen in explaining why things are the way they are in the US - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbEfzuCLoAQ
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by teej 8y ago
In addition to what others have said, raising from quality investors is a positive signal to Atrium's potential customer base. It adds credibility and makes growth easier. Smart fundraising adds value for everyone.
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by teej 8y ago
The problems they solved here are vanilla optimization for Redshift. Adding sort/dist keys on tables and pre-aggregating immutable data is stuff you’re going to have to do at some point, throwing more CPU at it can only help so much.

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