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Myztiq
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Comment #26426132
I'm somewhat surprised twitter hasn't gone ahead and implemented something like this themselves. Kudos for building a solution!
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Comment #26417960
Most of these ads are actually built into the firmware, I have a pihole set up and I still get ads from my tv, sometimes even on startup there will be a new thing appearing in the …
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Comment #17426086
Identifying cold-starts is a huge win here, using something to keep your lambdas warm is important for user-facing functionality. That functionality alone makes a compelling featur…
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Comment #17286298
https://serverless.com/ - uses yaml or JSON or js. This looks like an opportunity for the community to grow some more which is almost always a benefit. A new filetype isn't always …
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Comment #15872423
Or, use a heated panel. Reposting a link another commenter added: https://products.currentbyge.com/transportation-lighting/led...
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Comment #15709589
Ok, here's a real example of how fullstory can help provide a better product. Bug reporting. A user gets a JS error on the page, but say my application is pretty complex, and the s…
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Comment #15177411
You could also just pop it behind a CDN, it looks like it's all static content anyways.
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Comment #15177232
I'm getting an out of memory error when loading the page. java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/searc…
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Comment #15127526
I had the same problem. Found this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/medium-highlight-o...
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Comment #15040202
I'm not entirely sure myself, a few guesses. * Cost based configurations * Putting high compute in one cloud and storage in another? * Perhaps to handle entire cloud outages? * The…
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Comment #15040179
Where would the event gateway be deployed? It looks like it could be any provider and anywhere right? Essentially, giving me the ability to take my entirely serverless architecture…
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Comment #14982766
Well, there is http://code.runnable.com/ which does something similar. I don't remember if it outputted a dockerfile, but I do know it runs everything inside docker. I used to work…
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Comment #13892018
Seems like a neat idea, I have not yet found a good example of the output that this generates on github. I've used prismic.io and other such systems in the past, all wonderful. I'm…
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Comment #13544125
You could do something similar with http://code.runnable.com/ [Disclaimer - I work at Runnable]
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Comment #13525671
I used to work at Kinvey, they've got a pretty good product geared towards integrating with whatever you've got to connect with. They have always been security conscious, even have…
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Comment #12368252
There is a method for doing this. I can't seem to find the original article where I heard about this, but it was tested in some remote area in Africa and had a 90% reduction in mos…
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Comment #12368154
I don't think that's the concept. It's a solid wing with no moving parts and lift is modified solely by the plasma emitters. The entire wing's surface is still a solid material, it…
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Comment #11667225
This particular portion smells of a deliberate attempt to differentiate: "we are doing it 100% right now!" It says that their culture was never considered and its more of an attack…
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Comment #11305008
Runnable engineer here, let me see if I can clarify some things. The core use-case is being able to manage and test feature branches. In particular, some of the tricky things with …
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Comment #11304914
Runnable engineer here. > How would this look like when multiple branches from different projects worm together? Each repository has it's own configuration, and each branch gets it…
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Comment #11023061
A browser extension I didn't know I wanted. Keeps history of textfields when I navigate away, and gives me an option to restore.
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Comment #11022806
The only real use-case I can see here is getting access to multi-select, and find/replace utilities, or perhaps other custom shortcuts you might use. Overall a neat little trick. A…