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by tgtweak 5y ago
And 500 it did. Thanks for this.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I advise many fintechs with engineering orgs from 5 to 5000, 2 in top 100 - none are blindly single-cloud and none have 25 people dedicated to each of their public clouds. The largest is not on any public clouds due to regulation/comp
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Postmortem: unbounded auto-scaling of lambda combined with oversight on internal rate limits caused unforseen internal ddos.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Cloudinary is really a frontrunner in this. Cloudflare should have bought them out vs try to build something that they clearly aren't equipped to do.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
There are so many things that can go wrong with a single provider, regardless of how many availability zones you are leveraging, that you cannot depend on 1 cloud provider for your uptime if you require that level of up. Example: Payment&#x
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by tgtweak 5y ago
dns records should be synced to secondary provider, and that provider added to your secondary/tertiary domain dns. Multi-provider dns is a solved problem.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The book preview webservice or actual ebooks (kindle, etc)?
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I'm going with "BGP error" which is likely config-related, likely human error. Seems to be the trend with the last 5-6 big cloud outages.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
If you're not multi-cloud in 2021 and are expecting 5-9's, I feel bad for you.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Pretty effective. A great validation that single-page approach to landers actually works really well.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I think we need to bring back cursor-tracking googley-eyes. No doubt it would increase average time on page.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I've come to find that "smart" as in, I can schedule them, is quite useless in the long run. In the last 3 months: 1) Lennox "Smart" icomfort thermostat... tasked with running the entire dual-mode heating and coolin
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The terms and data policy explicitly state that the data is only accessible by the first party and only aggregated (not just anonymous) data can be used for internal purposes (again not to a 3rd party). My original point was is better to ha
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Read the terms the data does not get shared with anyone - very clearly stated there. Does aws share your data with 3rd parties? Let's do some research before crying foul. Google doesn't have to share your data with outside people
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I mean, it's first party data (stored on behalf of the site you're visiting) accessible to that first party vs data that is going to Google Analytics or Facebook (3rd party) and which is accessible by all of Google or Facebook (ac
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by tgtweak 5y ago
It also happens after a firmware update on the device.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
That was my first thought too - maybe basswood is cheating. It does look though after some research that it seems that the process can be applied to other woods as well, since the process consists essentially of removing the non-cellulose
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Do you think he intentionally invented it to harm people? I don't think you can logically position that it is good for a person to die but not those which they indirectly (and likely involuntarily) harmed. CFCs are a pretty important
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by tgtweak 5y ago
You still have measurable lead levels in the air. Essentially the rain and gravity brings it down to the ground - mostly concentrated near roadways - where it mixes with other dust and soil. From there it can then get cycled again into the
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Lead is heavy, even in trace quantities and after being initially airborne. It will deposit in soil, stream beds and sewers, particularly near roadways or transit systems. You will also find platinum-group metals accumulated in the same a
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Are you in the celebrating death camp or not?
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by tgtweak 5y ago
There is so many other factors at play here than lead levels. Lead levels are tied to calendar - many MANY other things changed with the calendar in line with that which could have affected measured IQ. This feels like a millenial/bo
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Regardless, there is a cost associated with having that harddrive (on or not) sitting in a server in a datacenter with air conditioning and resilient power. My point was not accurate to the exact operating cost per drive, but if you want t
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by tgtweak 5y ago
They made 27M gross profit in 2020 - You'll see how much value your revenue created shortly here :) edit: lol 80TB - hopefully it's mostly torrents and porn and they can de-duplicate it on their end from all my torrents and porn a
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I think if you consider the increase in assets (total value of the # of servers, racks, network gear etc) from the purchase of hardware to accommodate that growth, in order to satisfy those revenues and future revenues, it makes sense. It
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by tgtweak 5y ago
It feels like, in general, 10 data points are not enough to justify efficacy of a protocol. One would also assume that simply exercising and eating properly on their own would have some measurable improvements. As the paper suggests, a lar
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The unfortunate truth here is if you threaten engineers with untimely death, they will shorten the timeline without cutting scope or quality.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
It was not a simswap/simjack attack, they exploited an oversight in coinbase's password-reset 2fa to send the challenge code for one user to another user's phone number.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
They literally did this already (miners were kicked out/shut down, the exchanges were shut down or put in line, and now the broad legality of simply owning/transferring them), and Bitcoin is still doing it's thing, more or le
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Trampoline sales fall as China declares gravity "illegal".

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