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by xs83 4y ago
We did this, EMQX + Kubernetes across multiple AZ's has worked very nicely so far and its cloud portable / on-prem if necessary :)
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by xs83 4y ago
That's exactly what you will do - invest time, and energy, a lot of both because AWS is a victim of its own legacy. Everything is an after-thought, everything is messy and its genuinely painful to use on anything except some basic UI d
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by xs83 4y ago
NATS doesn't support MQTTv5 so for serious MQTT usage it is still useless unfortunately.
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by xs83 4y ago
Unfortunately they have this weird dichotomy where they have some of the most outstanding and ahead of the curve cloud services that make it worth it. This IoT Core thing is a shit show and I imagine they will introduce a partner who will d
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by xs83 4y ago
This doesnt surprise me, I wrote about this not long ago and how the Cloud Providers are only paying basic lip service to MQTT and IoT. There is not one single Cloud Provider that implements MQTTv5 properly (Azure implements a subset of it)
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by xs83 4y ago
As others have mentioned it's a difficult test as some have native support for H3, but Mark has some great real-life benchmarks, I would prefer to see the load times included in the total time as they can be significant. I think you c
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by xs83 4y ago
I despise Macs but I think you are right. ALL modern windows laptops are broken inherently due to Microsoft's forcing of Modern standby on manufacturers, this means that pretty much every manufacturer has removed S3 sleep from their la
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by xs83 5y ago
TOTP and MFA are 2 different things even though they are often used together. MFA is all about having a second physically held device to authenticate, TOTP is one of the mechanisms by which this is done. Not everything needs MFA, however it
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by xs83 5y ago
Slideshare can give you some insights from various companies, most tech presentations discuss something around their architecture!
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by xs83 5y ago
This would be funny if these morons weren't in charge of legislating for technology, in that frame of context it's absolutely terrifying
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by xs83 5y ago
IAC + Migrations is the easiest way: IAC defines the database hardware + setup Migrations make sure that the data you need to start with is in there and any changes are captured and applied on each deployment
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by xs83 5y ago
Ive not really found any of the searches in Wiki's like this to be good - Notion is a beautiful Wiki type tool let down by its absolutely atrocious search capability.
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by xs83 5y ago
This should have been a thing a long time ago, I would take the plunge but a 13" laptop is not something I would enjoy working on, if they ever release an option for a ~16" frame and monitor I'd jump right in!
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by xs83 5y ago
Not that small but my Bose NC 700's ($399) They drove me mad until maybe the last 6 months, the firmware was atrocious but recently it has much improved, I also bought the USB link for times that there is a lot of interference. What mo
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by xs83 5y ago
4 Days but 18 hours work each day to "Keep productivity" Obviously being facetious but the Japanese work ethic expectations are terrifying
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by xs83 5y ago
3.6 roentgen, not great, not terrible
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by xs83 5y ago
I would say no, it is just a candidate driven market right now. I work in an office with a load of recruiters and Candidates are basically turning down interviews for many reasons but these are the primary reasons: - Interview process longe
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by xs83 5y ago
This looks severely out of date, even with the best data sources this data gets stale very quickly unfortunately.
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by xs83 6y ago
Having a nice view to look at while working through problems works wonders - couldn't do the "no window" thing
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by xs83 6y ago
I started with LOGO and a turtle on the floor that drew stuff on paper. That was 30 odd years ago now (That makes me feel old....). I have tried scratch and a few others but nothing really gave me that "aha" moment that I had with
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by xs83 6y ago
I sent mine back when I first got it (for a number of reasons) but this makes me want to re-buy one, I figured it would become hackable as I seem to remember the team saying they wanted to encourage it!
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by xs83 6y ago
Can this be hooked up to Hive to replace the metastore? Or Presto etc?
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by xs83 6y ago
- Debugger - doesn't matter which one - just stop using echo / print for complex debugging. - Good IDE - I prefer Jetbrains products, once you learn all the shortcuts for the various functions it just makes things much faster than
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by xs83 6y ago
Makes me wonder how much of this is motivated by Googles Messages App now having a web interface...
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by xs83 7y ago
It is 12 years old - these were just before the first versions that had any kind of serious OO capability, however most apps were already built in the "Imperative" style that this is. The hate for PHP on that gist is strong - admi
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by xs83 7y ago
I would like to see comparisons between CH files, I would specifically challenge the compressability of them vs ORC which pretty much maxes out current compression techniques. As soon as I see CH format being widespread enough to interact w
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by xs83 7y ago
I don't work in the advertising industry - I work in the data industry that just happens to provide most of it towards advertising. We have done some other "good" stuff as well surrounding footfall data for various purposes,
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by xs83 7y ago
Because unfortunately other ways of widespread monetising the internet haven't gained traction. I like what Brave browser is doing and I think in the future this could be a really nice way of opting out of adverts via a "paid&quot
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by xs83 7y ago
No one identifies a "User" (in a personal sense), everything goes via the IDFA or AAID, this is a unique identifier that represents your device. Real time location is used - it specifies it there, I am really not sure why people t
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by xs83 7y ago
Specifically: (highlights via are mine) To provide location-based services on Apple products, Apple and our partners and licensees [1], such as maps data providers, may collect, use, and share [2] precise location data, including t

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