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by tjbiddle 8y ago
This is the real question. I'm in Indonesia currently and I pay ~$13 USD for 25GB of data.
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Stripe doesn't bill the end-user these fees. In many US states, it would be illegal to do such as well.
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
WSJ doesn't paywall users coming from Google. Just search for the title and click the outbound link.
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
I know Homebrew is vetted, but I personally like to always check where this is pulling in its installer file - and it appears to match the domain as is in the Github repo. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask/
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Yes, but the underlying media is still yours. Just switch to a different media server and you're good to go.
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Did you even read the article? The entire writing addresses this point.
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
While yes, your last point is correct. And I think everyone should do everything in their power to lower their taxable income (Anything else, in my opinion, is irresponsible.) - So I absolutely think that people would continue to avoid a ta
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Define "useful". I personally have 3 AWS certifications (All of the associate level). Their use to me was 1) When studying for them, I learned a ton more about the platform and 2) Recruiters and employers love it - I get even more
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
I believe you're misunderstanding OP. You're speaking of somms being able to distinguish flavor profiles - which of course is a skill and I don't think anyone would deny that. What OP said is that cheap vs. expensive wine is
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
While I understand where you're coming from, I can tell you're not a user of Terraform. As someone who uses Terraform daily, and has brought it to nearly a dozen other teams at my employer - these new announcements are pretty cool
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Clearly you've never visited Istanbul. Yes, the government is corrupt - but there are many other governments just as corrupt, and even more so. Don't let fear dictate your life. Istanbul is a beautiful city and I'd love to go
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
A single node swarm is incredibly simple to setup: docker swarm init docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml Sure, you could use compose; but it's like using a brick for a nail instead of a hammer. Swarm is just a bett
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
docker-compose is not meant to be used in Production. Compose files can be; however they're used in conjunction with Docker Swarm - and when this is done, certain features are made available while others are not. Networks would be us
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
With the current implementation; no problems hitting the limit. As mentioned in my below comment, our query for anonymization would be the heaviest - but it's designed to be quick as we don't care about unique values for most data
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Nope! I probably could with the Faker library; but we don't care about that - and to do so would be a much heavier query. My query looks like this, so it runs extremely fast and isn't an issue on Lambda: `UPDATE Users set Firs
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by tjbiddle 8y ago
Not OP, but to elaborate on AWS Step Functionss: In short - this gives you the ability to pass the output of one lambda function to the input of another lambda function. An example of one that I've written to regularly create a new cop
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
They've had previous monetization methods, as well as submitting donations, sending cash to friends, paying for advertising, etc.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
Seriously. At the least, re-title to "Docker, Inc." because the technology is FAR from dead.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
Eh - I wouldn't say an entirely new tech stack. The main difference is breaking your components into microservices; after that - you just need a wrapper for your serverless provider of choice. The majority of the logic should be reus
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
Example of extracting money out of stolen goods: Selling a stolen phone. Example of money laundering: I have illegitimately earned money, I funnel it through a service which then gives me "clean" money. I wouldn't say it&#x27
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
AWS makes announcements like these pretty much every 1-4 weeks as-is; they're always innovating - not just releasing for their big conference.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
While I agree, and have done the same in the past - You still have to file, and it's only the first $100k that is exempt.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
A few years is a lifetime in tech; why not learn what is new and see how if it's applicable to you and improves things now ? You'll come out with more experience, can throw it on your resume, and very likely be more prepared for
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
I'm getting an error stating `error reading user information` upon authentication with Github.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
While I agree, you don't want to stifle your kids childhood; these are not mutually exclusive. You teach your kids how to read, how to do math, history of the world - Computer science will soon be no different. Might as well get ahead
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
It says on the page that the scope of the bot has to be within reason of what someone would bill $5000 for normally.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
Not just that - but the first total solar eclipse where everyone in all of the Americas would be able to see it in a century!
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
Not available? I didn't go through the full check-out process; but what happens when you go to buy it? I don't see any reference that it's unavailable.
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
You're right - this is misleading; because it's worse ! Micro-particles are much worse than a complete piece of plastic floating around, it means that's it's broken down to the point where smaller organisms (Such as - I
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by tjbiddle 9y ago
I love AWS - but why, oh why, is a retail account linked to it? These need to be entirely separate.

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