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2,307karma·754submissions·August 8, 2012
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Creating comper.io. Put all your org's code on a zoomable canvas and get the right insights.
jouke [at] waleson.com
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Would it also allow you to delete subaccounts? We've been giving developer accounts to employees, but when they leave the company we have to ask them for the root credentials so we can deactivate…
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What is the ratio between public and private cloud data centers is in terms of server count / data center count etc? I think the amount of enterprise DC's / colocation facilities is pre…
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I wanted to add a 2K public key, could be split up but annoying solution. Used a IAM role with rights to an S3 object in the end.
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Same here, deployed two functions. One thumbnail converter after s3 uploads which is used a couple of times per day, running for over a year. The other is a log aggregation script that runs thousands …
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Does anyone know if the 256 character limit for the value is in place like in ECS? Super annoying.
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As someone involved with Cloud Foundry and really liking the platform (we're adopting it in our own hosting solution) I really wonder what keeps it from going mainstream. Kubernetes for example i…
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s3fs? ;) A) I think it would be kind of difficult to store git on S3 (the magic would be in the caching / consistency layer to keep it performant) B) it would make sense for their customers that …
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A risk is of course that your public environment is so much bigger than your biggest private install, that it doesn't make sense anymore to keep the same technology for both tiers. I think both P…
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So Gitlab is in a bit of a strange position here. Sticking to a traditional filesystem interface (distributed under the hood) seems stupid at first. Surely there are better technical solutions. Howeve…
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A sad day. I'm a big fan, had the privilege of seeing him perform four times and I've named my daughter Suzanne. I cant be sure, but back in 2008 when he played "Democracy is coming to …
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Experienced exactly the same thing. Surreal. Enjoyed the opening act (Mark Knopfler) more than Dylan, but at least I saw him live once ;)
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I've been to four (Oberhausen, Paris, Rotterdam, Amsterdam) and all evenings were fantastic. Highly doubt if I'll ever see a better show. It helped that the crowds were superb too! edit: The…
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I was about to write my thesis on a simulation like this, agents would need to evolve a syntax to survive (not just words like in the simulation above). It truly is a fascinating subject! Never got ar…
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I'm not sure if this is it, but the world needs a simple way to integrate D3 and React. Looks good at first sight though.
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Sure, it's designed to be faster to boot up, but Heroku could optimize their startup time.
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If your PaaS supports scaling down to zero (Heroku free tier, Cloud Foundry somewhere in the future) and resuming on incoming traffic, it's basically a much better version of FaaS. The way you de…
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How much is used to produce one litre of bottled water?
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Is it naive to think this NYT article will cause the ETH price to go up for the next few days? Suppose the article has 10M viewers, 1% decides to buy some ETH for investment, on average $500, that mea…
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I built something cool for a client a couple of years ago. When sorting on price (or title, or anything), it shows you the price range (or title..) in that page ($100 - $350) on mouse hover in a toolt…
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Wow! That's awesome!
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No, getting access will probably take a couple of days (or in case of viewdns, more than 100$) and thereby all the fun out of the project. If you know of any other way to get the list I'd be happ…
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As you can see from almost all commands / snippets in the article, I took the pragmatic approach for this project ;)
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That's awesome. If you are not already doing so, you can download my set from the torrent and include it in your database. https://all-certificates.s3.amazonaws.com/certificates.t…
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The results of the Common Crawl project are hosted on AWS Public Data Sets, so it's not in my account. https://aws.amazon.com/datasets/ …
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Pretty sure it's unlimited.
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Don't you mean a python set? But yes, for use cases containing many duplicates where the result easily fits in memory, that is probably the fastest.