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tobz
12y ago
My wife and I have chosen not to have children - for reasons personal to us. That's why the outreach aspect (if I can't pass the torch along to my own, I want to pass it off to someone ) is big to me.
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Ask HN: How to help get more women in tech as a male?
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tobz
12y ago
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12y ago
IAM permissions can be filtered, for example: allow these actions, but only on a given resource. You can use ARNs (Amazon's globally unique identifier for a resource in any one of their services, but structured to allow wildcards) to
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tobz
12y ago
What is the deal with software being hard to release as 64-bit? I'll fully admit that I don't work in C/C++ on the desktop, at all. This just seems like a button toggle problem (I know it was that way for C#/.NET apps,
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12y ago
I simply opted to call out your network because that is the mechanism that hides the origins, despite the other layers of protection provided by software running at the edge. :)
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12y ago
I don't think this feature functions as a fanout mechanism.
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12y ago
To compound on everything said here: traditionally, you would either have a set of load balancers, or set of web servers, taking requests directly from clients. If someone wanted to DDoS you, they hit the public IPs of these machines. It
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12y ago
Also, and this is entirely speculation and I'd love to hear a battery engineer confirm this, but: if you're packaging together cylindrical batteries, it inherently gives you more air channels between the batteries to promote cooli
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12y ago
Do you have thoughts on a better way, or are we forever destined to be sub-optimal?
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12y ago
I could imagine that those sorts of people, the ones who let interviews go to their head, the ones who feel the need to impose their will on the interviewee and the interview process, are likely to cause problems with the candidate if he&#x
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12y ago
Based on the blog posts by Level 3 -- how much internal capacity Comcast / Verizon say they have versus what Level 3 sees for utilization at their peering points with both ISPs -- I would have to assume "yes".
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12y ago
So what benefit does your site provide? It sounds like all you really have is preconfigured builds in different levels of power - a sort of.. curated "best computer for $X" list.
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12y ago
Makes sense. :)
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12y ago
When I read "integer multiplication", I think of "123 * 456". Is that what is actually being said here? If so, why would you do anything but "123 * 456" to arrive at the actual answer? I'm sure there
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Show HN: multi-AZ auto discovery for Elasticache
(github.com)
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tobz
13y ago
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13y ago
(We haven't actually switched yet, and there isn't significant progress on doing so, but the attitude change was decent) We use PHP for most of our web stack at work. This includes long-running consumers that are part of our grow
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13y ago
He wasn't arrested simply for calling 911, though. It's an undeniably shitty situation, but based on his own account, if he and his friend simply got the cellphone back, said "thanks", or even just shut up and went home
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tobz
13y ago
Skrilla. Clams. Dough. Greenbacks. Dolla dolla bills.
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tobz
13y ago
Just waiting on the next person to send me some skrilla then you can reap your reward.
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tobz
13y ago
I wouldn't recommend a pyramid schema. You'll run into migration problems down the road. Better to keep it flat.
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tobz
13y ago
Why bother with a faceless ponzi scheme? Send your bitcoin directly to me, and I will invest it by hand, making sure to maximize your return: 1HbNxRhrv5Jocr7Q9ZqbbqCwuNNy4UsR77 This is totally legit. Seriously.
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13y ago
Why are you so deadset on assuming that Java is slow? That's an incredibly misinformed and narrow view of what's possible on the JVM.
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Drop-in SSL-secured rsync SST script for Percona Cluster
(github.com)
2 points
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tobz
14y ago
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