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by time0ut 4y ago
I lost 16kg by being more active and careful with eating then got stuck. Then I switched to keto and lost another 14kg. Sticking to a keto diet was very hard. I quit after a few months and slowly gained 15kg back.
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by time0ut 4y ago
I also recommend Alex DeBrie's "The DynamoDB Book" ( https://www.dynamodbbook.com/ ). It is a great resource that talks about these design patterns in depth. It has served me and my team well over the past few
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by time0ut 4y ago
Congrats to the team at Fly.io. I can only imagine how lucky they felt to have Thomas. I'm sure having that level of expertise and experience in house made the process relatively smooth. > You’re going to write a bunch of policies.
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by time0ut 4y ago
I’ve contributed to and used this tool extensively. I have accounts where I run this thing out of a CodeBuild job on a cron schedule to dejunk after a day of terraform development. Fantastic tool.
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If you mean can a strong team follow an agile methodology and be successful, then definitely. If you mean can an agile methodology make a weak team successful, then I doubt it. I haven't seen a methodology that creates vision and disci
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by time0ut 4y ago
This is how I work as well, but Sublime is my preferred editor. Same on both Windows and MacOS. Autosaves everything. Super fast.
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by time0ut 4y ago
A common use case for this is to use existing infrastructure like in an industrial setting. You can also provide power over a cable like this.
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by time0ut 5y ago
Congratulations! This looks amazing. I think I am the target audience and I cannot wait to try this. One very important thing for my use case is being able to run steps in parallel distributed across multiple agents. Is it capable of this?
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by time0ut 5y ago
I manage a mid-size fleet of EC2s across 4 AWS regions with several auto scaling groups per region. The VMs themselves are general purpose and the image is built with our standard set of dependencies. All of our applications are homogeneous
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by time0ut 5y ago
In a sense the dice are rolled constantly. Every time someone monitors a nuclear power’s early warning system there is a risk that system will return a false positive. There is a chance the operator won’t recognize it. There is a chance the
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by time0ut 5y ago
MySQL and Oracle have had similar features for quite a while as well. I believe even sqlite added something like this recently, but I haven’t gotten around to trying it. Definitely curious what the advantages of this product are over the n
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by time0ut 5y ago
This is a pretty uncharitable reading considering the very next line is a recommendation to use PostgreSQL if you need a database.
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by time0ut 5y ago
It is used for exchange of clinical data like admission notifications and health records. X12 is used for administrative data like enrollment and claim submission. I have worked with both.
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by time0ut 5y ago
I spent a decade working with ANSI X12. Writing software to generate it, streaming parsers for mutli-gigabyte batches, tools to display it, consume it, validate it, etc. Really interesting world to deal with. Every trading partner had their
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by time0ut 5y ago
I remember thinking at the time that it was just a viral/digital marketing stunt. In other words, not a demo of a violation of conservation of energy, but a demo of how much buzz they could generate. Does anyone have any in depth mater
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by time0ut 5y ago
This. The tooling and error messaging around IAM is inconsistent and lacking. I’ve even seen AWS support be completely wrong about why IAM is denying something, so I am guessing their internal tooling isn’t much better.
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by time0ut 5y ago
My password generator can make pronounceable nonsense words. It has worked ok so far. Some of them are embarrassing though.
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by time0ut 5y ago
Last time I tried it (~May 2021), Lambda containers had terrible cold start times. Even a node hello world would cold start in 2-3 seconds. Same code packaged as a ZIP file would cold start in less than 1/10th the time. Maybe its bette
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by time0ut 5y ago
Many of my searches these days are just <search terms> reddit. This is especially true when trying to find reviews or recommendations for products I want to buy. I know a lot of companies are gaming things on Reddit, but at least its
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by time0ut 5y ago
Hacker News 10k hours… I shudder to think. If this is tracked, please leave me in my blissful ignorance!
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by time0ut 5y ago
It looks like a prison. Maybe worse. I think prison cells still have a small window (at least what I have seen in media). Totally crazy.
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by time0ut 5y ago
Only if Apple wants to let them as far as I have seen. The software won't even let you swap screens between iPhone 13s. Maybe people will find a work around, but it seems like Apple is trying its hardest to prevent it.
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by time0ut 5y ago
Definitely. In my experience, docker image based Lambdas had consistently poor (>3s) cold starts regardless of memory. I hope it will eventually improve as it is a much nicer packaging approach than ZIP file. Also, it would have been nic
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by time0ut 5y ago
Some banks will request a 2FA code. I had Citi call me, then send me a code via SMS, then ask for the code on the phone. The SMS looked identical to the one I would get when logging in. My spider sense started tingling and I declined and hu
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by time0ut 5y ago
I’ve read this book a few times now. It is quite interesting. I am pretty sure if there was a nuclear war I would just be screwed. I live about 15 miles from a naval base. My entire survival strategy starts with “hope that Russian ICBMs are
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by time0ut 5y ago
No. They protect your thyroid from absorbing radioactive iodine. You still have to protect yourself from other forms of fallout. The linked book goes into extreme detail on all aspects of this.
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by time0ut 5y ago
I don't know of any big problems other than the unnecessary cost. I agree meeting the needs of the company is king, but it was just a lot of unnecessary complexity because a dev wanted to put MongoDB on their resume. Could have been a
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by time0ut 5y ago
Something similar happened at my company like 5 years ago. A developer was tasked with adding a major new feature to one of our older monoliths. He added MongoDB as a dependency. The application already had a well managed Oracle database. N
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by time0ut 5y ago
It sounds like someone who is frustrated because the process or culture in their organization has lead to point 3. I tend to involve ops before I write a single line of code and definitely before deploying to a stage environment. Over the c
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by time0ut 5y ago
I missed this news. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. This is terrifying and probably one of the most significant changes in (public) nuclear policy in years.

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