twunde

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by twunde 6y ago
It's more akin to making and then running a CDN but only charging 10% of customers. I'm sure Docker the company was writing it off as a marketing expense, but if they were running this in one of the public clouds that charge for e
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by twunde 6y ago
RDS takes care of 1/3 to 1/2 of the configurations, particularly around hardware related options. However, since postgres uses MVCC, it has a lot of tuning options around autovacuum and replication that impact performance. This is
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by twunde 6y ago
who doesn't love x12, especially with its loops and segments?
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by twunde 6y ago
John Yoo is somewhat an unusual case, and he was held to account to some degree. If you read the Office of Professional Responsibility Report section in that wikipage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Yoo#Office_of_Pro
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by twunde 6y ago
It depends on your speed requirements and whether calls are being sent async or not. Also keep in mind that even with internal apis, an api call is usually multiple network boundaries (service1 --> service2 (potential DNS lookup) -->
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by twunde 6y ago
Just a head's up, while you can proxy websockets via cloudflare workers, you cannot have them act as the endpoint ( https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169466-U... ).
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by twunde 6y ago
It's much rarer to see $_SESSION or $_COOKIE nowadays. Most frameworks have session libraries that have some validation checks built in, handle csrf/flash messages and easily plug into backends (being able to have sessions use red
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by twunde 6y ago
`The market decided to take away the power of a real programming language DSL as an interface. People are now forced to deal with terraform (HCL), YAML or JSON. It's a lobotomy` I feel this so much. Granted HCL is taking steps to becom
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by twunde 6y ago
So if you look at the copyright, it was from 2005-2007: [ https://github.com/opencats/OpenCATS/blob/develop/constants.... ]. Maintaining and upgrading PHP from that long ago is a real challenge and typical
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by twunde 6y ago
Thanks for adding the sources. I'm 80% sure that The Grid [ https://www.amazon.com/Grid-Fraying-Between-Americans-Energy... ] had discussed electric cars helping solve some of the distribution/transmission problems,
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by twunde 6y ago
I was actually thinking about the long-distance transmission lines, but that's a good point about potentially needing to upgrade local lines. As a non-EV owner, I can't discuss much but I was under the impression that you could ju
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by twunde 6y ago
Tesla is actually a good example assuming that you believe that lithium mining is better than coal mining or at least an equivalent problem. Tesla's utility-level batteries (MegaPack) make wind and solar projects more economically feas
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by twunde 6y ago
Stripe may expand "up market" at some point, but at the moment they're pretty enterprise unfriendly and don't seem interested in becoming enterprise friendly. You can't pay for phone support, their PCI compliance ca
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by twunde 6y ago
Iran is known to monitor the internet of its citizens especially social media (of which Github could be seen as a specialized version) and email (where PR notifications go by default) [1]. Even if its not being monitored at the moment, its
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by twunde 6y ago
Ah, what you're looking for is SCP (service control policies). And AWS even has a handy example for denying creation when a tag is missing: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/organizations/latest/userguide/o...
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by twunde 6y ago
FYI, IAM policies do support tag-based access control: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/access_tags... . This was introduced in the past 1-2 years.
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by twunde 6y ago
Depending on the company you'll see it defined a few ways. These may include activities like user training, a level 2ish enterprise support where they'll do some investigation/triage of bugs and can enable some feature flags
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by twunde 6y ago
There's a large tradition of data analysis/BI tools using visual programming/ "no-code" tools, think Talend, etc. They're popular since data analysis typically contains a number of people without coding backgro
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by twunde 6y ago
Rippling is targeting a number of different markets with the key being that it's all under one roof and hopefully tightly integrated. The IT market is where Rippling started and one where I'd expect them to be fairly successful.
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by twunde 6y ago
Actually for anyone who finds themselves in a situation like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/b01179/som... has some great advice. And if you work for a tech company, many are able
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by twunde 6y ago
This is actually two questions: Why do we have for-profit vs non-profit healthcare providers in the US and does that affect how they're run? The main difference is that non-profits tend to be more profitable since they don't pay t
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by twunde 6y ago
About the 40k bills, I would suggest not paying them immediately and talking to your insurance company regularly (yes, it's exhausting and a PITA). Because of their slower systems, they're probably doing billing calculations on a
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by twunde 6y ago
In point order: 1. Have some sort of standard video chat such as Zoom, etc to hold meetings easily. Importantly, everyone should have access so expensive tools like WebEx may not be what you're looking for. Additionally you'll pro
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Sentry API Auth Bypass(blog.sentry.io)
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by twunde 6y ago
This is likely your computer's DNS resolver (if you're using 1.1.1.1 you're down. I'd switch to 8.8.8.8 temporarily. We've had pagerduty alerts coming in since the start (a whole bunch of DNS errors from pingdom) an
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by twunde 6y ago
To be fair the last major outage they had was 1-2 years ago. That said, when that happened they had two outages in about a month.
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by twunde 6y ago
Get your resume together and start looking. You don't need to accept any job you get, but at the very least you'll have options. While you can wait to get laid off, it could be a while. Depending on where you're based the sev
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by twunde 6y ago
There are a few competitors: Google Titan, Thetis come to mind plus traditional smartcards. Some of the competitors only support FIDO/U2F, meaning that a number of applications like LastPass that support OTP or Smartcard won't wor
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by twunde 6y ago
It's a chicken and egg problem. Gas purchases are on the of the most common purchases in the US. Removing the ability to pay using a credit card would a) piss of owners of the new credit cards, b) likely cause people to use their old c
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by twunde 6y ago
Tangent warning: There's actually a large amount of produce for NYC that is grown locally. Leaving aside the Union Square Greenmarket which gets produce from as far away as Buffalo, most of the Greenmarkets have farms coming up from lo

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