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by time0ut 7y ago
My understanding of that was that is currently the only way to do WebRTC in a one to many scenario, so not sure I'd say they're pretending.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I hope Discord manages to find a sustainable business model. Feature-wise, it makes Teams and Slack look primitive. The author's example of the SUaQ discord is a good one. It is pretty incredible to experience first hand. It isn't
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by time0ut 7y ago
Just out of curiosity, how do you know it is your software?
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by time0ut 7y ago
I did this for a long time. I had random looking recurring meetings on my calendar called things like "Backlog Grooming" and "JIRA Ticket XYZ-1923". It cut down on the bullshit meetings for a while, but people eventually
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by time0ut 7y ago
There is a step somewhere in there where we waste 30 minutes playing "agile poker" and arguing about the number of story points required to close vim. The whole thing is followed up with a two hour retrospective where we pat ourse
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by time0ut 7y ago
Many of my clients are behind MITM proxies that force a downgrade to 1.1, so I end up having to optimize for 1.1 and minimize total requests anyway. We've started down the path of GraphQL to aggregate requests, but it feels so counter
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by time0ut 7y ago
I do not have first hand experience with it as it is illegal. But I've done a lot of research and it seems that under controlled conditions it can help people a lot.
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by time0ut 7y ago
It is 2020. Just legalize it already. And legalize DMT and mushrooms while you're at it. So many can benefit from these natural and relatively safe remedies.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I like the name, but it does sound like linked in in my head.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I also found Asmongold this way and did catch a couple of his streams. The big draw on twitch is community/participation. That's not my thing so I didn't stick around. I'd be interested to know conversion rates, but I ha
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by time0ut 7y ago
This reminds me a lot of the PHP e-commerce site a family friend asked me to fix after his offshore programmer ghosted. It had a lot of this sort of stuff plus a lot of variables/functions/comments/etc written in Russian or U
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by time0ut 7y ago
It also depends a lot on the nature of the workload. For IO bound workloads (like most web services), Fargate can easily be an order of magnitude cheaper than Lambda. But if your task is soaking the CPU then you can really get your money&#x
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by time0ut 7y ago
That plus a nice table syntax. So many times I need to put a table in a jira comment or chat, but not often enough to remember how for the particular context.
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by time0ut 7y ago
The narrative is that the app using the camera is a bug. I don't know what to think about that yet. On one hand, I expect Facebook (and many other things) to spy on users in every way possible. On the other, it seems to be the rear fac
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by time0ut 7y ago
Isn't this the plot to Idiocracy?
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by time0ut 7y ago
Ha! I was just thinking this exact thing last night. There's lots of examples, but the one I experienced was searching for info about a product I am thinking about buying. Nothing but stores and marketing on the first couple pages. Tac
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by time0ut 7y ago
Using DNT as an opt out mechanism is beyond ridiculous. It doesn't impact us yet (EE) luckily. This would put us in a tough spot as we are required to control this sort of thing, but have no way enforcing it with our third party develo
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by time0ut 7y ago
Ya, it isn't even close to meeting the legal definition of treason. However, I wouldn't be surprised to see the author of such a tweet call it treason all the same. It is an interesting question.
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by time0ut 7y ago
Would it be possible for Twitter to commit treason against another country at all?
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by time0ut 7y ago
I am intrigued. Regarding pub/sub messaging, the docs are thin to say the least. It seems the user brings their own pub/sub broker. Is that correct?
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by time0ut 7y ago
I've been trying to make sense of 2.4.5 for a while and have come up short. So thank you for that insight. It is frustrating working in an environment where the ASVS is held up as infallible...
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by time0ut 7y ago
My one experience with Apple support was a complete disappointment. iOS 11 made my iPhone 6+ unusable. Their only suggestion was to try rebooting it. This was right before the battery scandal broke.
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by time0ut 7y ago
You're welcome. I hear ya.
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by time0ut 7y ago
There is a certain scale where the extra cost of the AWS managed offering surpasses the cost of hiring a full time engineer to manage your own. My company is way past that point. Like most things cloud, the answer is "it depends".
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by time0ut 7y ago
They've definitely been positioning it as the preferred solution. Our SA steered us towards it as a general search solution over their seemingly abandoned cloud search offering. The (also abandoned) AWS landing zone has an addon to sta
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by time0ut 7y ago
The managed ES service makes sense for small things where the operational costs of self managed dwarf the overhead. But at scale, it just doesn't make any sense. EC2 costs are so variable too due to reserve, spot, and elasticity (depen
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by time0ut 7y ago
It is also wildly more expensive than just running your own on EC2.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I'm not a nuclear policy expert, but it is interesting to read about. My impression is that a lot of the improvements the Bulletin casts as destabilizing could also be viewed as deterrents against some escalation scenarios. For example
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by time0ut 7y ago
I like the people I work with, I am still growing despite the environment, and I am in the middle of a major project and don't want to quit before it is done.
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by time0ut 7y ago
I work in an environment that is actively hostile to us. We've got McAfee agents crippling our machines, IBM management software doing periodic forced reboots with no warning, MITM proxies decrypting and capturing all TLS traffic, self

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