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thecopy
8y ago
Yes, sorry, i confused it with GetRercords limit.
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8y ago
Batching incoming requests, for one. Kinesis only allows 5 write requests per second per shard, for example. As well, Lambda have limits regarding concurrent executions and are very slow (10s) if needing VPC connectivity (in this case the d
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8y ago
No. The Select-statement is not evaluated until necessary, i.e. until ToArray() is called.
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8y ago
>Why do you think your bosses get business travel, no limit credit cards, RSU, big bonuses and neat double digit monthly pay check. Sorry, but i dont believe this is an accurate analogy. The reason is that otherwise they might leave for
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8y ago
Sure its a problem. It is still extra effort, no matter if your stack makes it easy or not. It still has to be done.
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8y ago
I dont understand what provlem this service would solve? Also, nginx:latest doesnt work with error WebSocket connection to 'wss://api.docker-run.com/' failed: Error during WebSocket handshake: Unexpected response co
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Ask HN: Which news papers do you subscribe to and why?
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I couldn't care less about this festival. Let them do what they want to do. Anyway, from what i understood, "cis-men" was allowed, they needed to be due to construction, technicians etc, but they where "held" in wha
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8y ago
I think i've read somewhere that Portugal's decriminalization of all drugs has had positive effects.
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8y ago
I am flying a lot in Europe, and have not had to show ID on any commercial flight except one time (Nice-Zurich – although i think i went into the wrong queue.) Sometimes i have realized afterwards that i did not even bring any ID.
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8y ago
There is a significant difference between being a DBA and knowing SQL Regarding your question: > Is there a quantifiable performance gain with moving more operations to SQL rather than implementing it in my language of choice? It depends
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8y ago
Switzerland has mandatory conscription.
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8y ago
I see two mistakes here. First, they mention that they wanted to wait for the senior dev, but in the end they dont wait for him/her. The Second mistake: > We sent a ticket to the infrastructure team to run it directly on our servers
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8y ago
Why do you think Sublime Text is the worst software you have purchased? I use it every day as my main text editor and i am very satisfied.
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8y ago
"Arab spring", indeed...
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8y ago
I have read somewhere, and i agree with the argument, that the subsidies given to farming in the US is partly in place in order to secure food in case of imported foods not being an option due to sanctions, war or any other reason. So as lo
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8y ago
Care to expand for an uninitiated?
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8y ago
And where are the weapons to enforce this? - "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun"
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8y ago
I never shown my ID to anyone when flying between ZRH and ARN. When flying from Nice I had to present it though, but they barely looked, and just waved me through.
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8y ago
TSA and airport security-theatre in the USA is such a mind-boggling concept to me. Im flying a lot within Europe, especially between Sweden and Switzerland, and i have never had to show my passport to anyone. More often than not they don&#x
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8y ago
Whats your point?
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They want the communist party to be the primarly religion. Just like in the Soviet states where religion were systematically eliminated in favor of state religion[1]: > USSR became the first state to have as one objective of its official
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8y ago
Can these systems reason? If a driverless car went on a road that started spiraling so that the road would be upside down, would the car just keep following the road, not realizing it will fall down or would it realize it cannot continue?
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8y ago
I normaly ride my bike hard every morning to work (3,6 km). Compared to how i feel when i take the tram to work i definitely feel a lot clearer and sharper when i take the bike. Also, another benefit is that i can get to work in 10 minutes
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8y ago
During my master thesis, i went into the Wikipedia pages for mathematical theorems i mastered and i felt i was five years old. The language used on the mathematics pages on Wikipedia almost makes me believe it is some sort of intentional ga
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8y ago
As a Swede "Coöperate" looks very weird, as ö is a letter very commonly used in swedish.
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8y ago
No, it doesn't. That's absurd, Waymo admits it.
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Ask HN: Would an autonomous car keep driving into a loop or a horizontal spiral?
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I only see a blank page. It seems i get a 403 Forbidden for the request to https://api.github.com/repos/rosarior/Code-of-Merit/contents...
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8y ago
I did not mean to misrepresent your meaning. I think often a heated argumentation starts when people use the same words but have different interpretation of those words. For example, what "right" means. Here it seems you used &quo
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