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by yeukhon 9y ago
When they closed down its flagship at Time Square, I was expecting TRU not doing very well.
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Do you have anything in mind for "interesting stuff with AWS Lambda"? Like more granular chargeback for a customer, even though Lambda is already billed per ms for most the part.
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by yeukhon 9y ago
But here is a counter question: why would I pay a journalist in the first place? In other words, there must be an objective I am seeking and I somehow find this jouranlist or this group of jouranlist align with my objectives and beliefs. So
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by yeukhon 9y ago
As far as I know, once the project name is taken, that ownership belongs to the account first created this package in PyPI.
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by yeukhon 9y ago
I was intended to say unauthorized change but spell check fucked me up, although you could probably tell my actual intention from the rest of my comment. Thanks for pointing out. I ack when it comes to size my comparison is not fair, but I
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by yeukhon 9y ago
They introduce change one region at a time usually. DDB did have outage many times and brought half of AWS operations down. But good question how they kept Amazon.com alive if some part of their systems rely on DDB. [1]: https://
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The elasticity of EBS sizing on demand from this year really is a shocking and exciting news.
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Everything we do in life relies on a trust system more or less. Reproducible build only guarantees integrity, not the trustworthiness of the code. > There is no way for anyone to know what all this code is doing, there is little way to v
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by yeukhon 9y ago
They are, but they have their own boxes for critical infrastructure. Dropbox, however, moved a lot off of AWS.
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by yeukhon 9y ago
If you are talking about srlf-build, there is reason to avoid that for people who can afford. It is called warranty. Hardware rig like this goes through testing and the support package usually is pretty good. I don't have first-hand ex
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Customer support is a great experience. Yes, there are users who aren't very technical and can be frustrating. But like many have said, doing support can gian insights into how users use the product, and often enough a bug or two would
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Companies should provide training program to employees on variety of skills, not just hackathon or tech talk.
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HGST is a great brand, which incidentally has been acquited by WD a couple years ago. I highly recommend it.
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Performance is part of computer programming.
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Can you define "theoretically model programming"? He doesn't imply that from what I read. He simply said be empirical and practical. Let data (inputs and what you measure) speaks for itself. This is like the simplified versio
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Isn't that what I said above?
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No, not at all. My point was DevOps is not a magical group of wizards, and often DevOps team can be unproductive compared to whatever enterprise IT operation team/client service team. If DevOps is unable to carry out its core values, y
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It isn't necessary DevOps or system admin not capable. You've vendor software not up-to-date that is beyond your control, and often users do not know until vendor sends a notification or a hack headline comes online then "oh
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Yet the distribution between two consent minors are not as scary as an adult sending it to a child. Yes, we have to educate children there are other ways to explore sexuality, not enlist them as sex offender for life?
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Correct, but some is probably an understatment. They are pretty much run everyting on AWS except what you cited (e.g video processing and content delivery). Netflix is the biggest AWS user.
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The trend is we are going to see more use of biometrics to authenticate.
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We are far from "few years."
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by yeukhon 9y ago
> split on regions I think you really meant s3 objects are redundant in each region, which actually is spanned across multiple DCs.
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Well, if your users are in the east cost / London, you want to build something closer without spinning up one in Europe yet, us-east-1 is your choice. So.. YMV.
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What do you mean "based" there?
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Second this. WhatsApp uses the least data and can work well in network connection transition. Most importantly, it is binded to your phone number and can call people regardless of country (unlike Skype) . If I remember correctly since 2016,
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by yeukhon 9y ago
Perhaps I didn't explain well. test.txt would only consist of packages such as "pytest". The name means a specific function. If you have a platform package that provides APIs for test classes, and APIs for other things like w
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I do this: requirements/ /base.txt /test.txt /docs.txt Then in setup.py just read these requirements.txt. I just find this easier to manage all the dependencies from a single point. During development an
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[T]he more general the ideas you're talking about, the less you should worry about repeating yourself. Organisms are used to train over and over to get better at things. Certain abilities are innate, like a calf knows to
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by yeukhon 9y ago
DB design and implementation has always fascinated me. How can they build a concurrent index when ten of thousands of records are in and perhaps thousands are throwing out (although in seriousness deleting a row is always a bad idea).

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