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by ygouzerh 3y ago
Putting a price on an API that is just there to parse website content is not a great idea to beginning with. It's open-door for scraping companies and uncontrolled traffic. At least it's possible to put a rate-limit on an API.
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
High technology hardware needs a lot of investment, and it's hard to gather enough resources (human, capital, market share). But AMD is coming strong, and they are trying to compete with Nvidia now. https://www.forbes.com&#x
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
Thank you for the TLDR !
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
I think companies don't understand that APIs are not only a way to make money, but a way as well to control bot and scrapper. If Reddit APIs are too pricey, some people will run crazy expensive GET on entire pages to retrieve the conte
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
That's so true. I love Youtube for its music, documentaries and software engineering content. But I hate the Shorts features, if I click on only one video, it sucks all my night. I built a small app for blocking the Shorts features, in
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
For mocks, it's a good idea. For the rest, even for a prototype, it seems a lot of trouble to insert, update and delete data.
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
It will definitely help yes, I don't know as well why they are not using it. And probably work on auto-scaling as well, in case the API Requests are legit. 10,000 requests/seconds is nowadays an average number for load testing in
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
I took project management lessons, it made me realized that a lot of things that goes wrong is systemic (knowledge transfer not done correctly, review processes not implemented correctly, timelines not well managed that leads almost mechani
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
I use it to get more programming done, and take care of all the things that comes in the way: A big client asked us to fill around 200 questions in an excel sheets, regarding our company security. Then he asked for a cybersecurity standard
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by ygouzerh 3y ago
Will you target Philippines market ? With more than 7000 islands, they could definitely benefit from it.
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
How does this law works in Remote companies, where everyone is working remotely ?
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
The speed at which Microsoft is releasing interesting products this year is crazy (Bing AI, Copilot X, Designer, and now Loop)... They must have a nice lean organization. I know many corporate that even if they want and put crazy budgets to
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
It seems yes. It's seems that the key feature, apart from the gpt integration, is that you can share text across apps : Like you can start to work on a bulletpoint list on Teams during a meeting, and directly have the documentation upd
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Unfortunately, the great majority of these jobs are already being automated with basic robotics
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Definitely! They forgot that there are two type of revenues for a company, and that it can be applied for personal finance as well : Operational revenues : the real job, the thing that is making money. The yield on the operational one is Fi
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Just an idea like that : deploying a quick k3s/k3d with a PostgreSQL operator like CloudNativePG might help you to take away some of the maintenance overload.
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
I like as well to remind people that law is there too. Law is like the ultimate border of information systems. Sometimes it's too hard or cumbersome to implement a security procedure to prevent a behavior, but the law is there anyway.
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Is it pirated materials if it's publicly accessible ? It's quite similar to someone reading the web
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
I am DevOps Engineer, and I am using to troubleshoot issues. It's an enormous gain of time, being able to copy paste the error, and telling you what's wrong. For example, we are now troubleshooting an old Openstack, and the online
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
From a productivity point of view, I agree for the fact to limit the number of tool used. But personally, I will advice the reverse, to try different ones, in order to get a larger palette, and learn more. Often in software, tools shape the
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Wow so impress by the speed of delivery of the company, ChatGPT just arrived yesterday and there are already some full products out there !
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Knowing all the increase in term of load that they are having these two last months, 99.53 % of uptime on three months is actually quite impressive.
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Wow congrats guys, that is a game changer ! That have the possibility of becoming a standard in some companies I worked with
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
The central banks are controlling the rates, but they don't have so many freedom in doing so then we think. They need to think about inflation projection, consumer spending, geopolitical factors,... They seems more responding to the en
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Corda is a special blockchain,it's based on need-to-know basis system. It means you can host your own node, and share your data only to the peers you want.
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Corda is a special blockchain where you can control with which nodes you want to share your info. In this way, you can host your own nodes, with your own documents, and share the document only with your peers, instead of sending them away i
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
What do you mean by "Company title" sorry ? Thanks for the feedback regarding the delete account option, I will transmit it.
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
In my company, we are building a new free product, Kentro Sign, which his a document signing based on Corda blockchain. If you want to try it, it's free (not even a free tier) and it's there : https://sign.kentro.networ
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
I love the design ! Just for the first one, to add additional info, it's good for debugging in a day-to-day mode. In incident mode, when there is a major prod incident, often the process is to fix quickly the bug by any work-around you
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by ygouzerh 4y ago
Yeah same ! I don't like hearing the word just, but sometimes it helps to stop over-engineering things, or to find arguments against the one saying "just"

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