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apayan
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About apayan
Currently building Zood (https://www.zood.xyz) and freelancing. Previously at Playground Theory Previously-previously at Line2
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Comment #46461569
https://web.archive.org/web/20260102060534/https://old.reddi... Edit: switched to archive of old.reddit.com
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Comment #46387958
Yeah, you're right. A direct connect in Milan at Equinix ML2 is $2.48/port-hour. > "description": "$2.48 per connected HC-10G port-hour (or partial hour) (EU (Milan), Equinix ML2, …
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Comment #46385351
I just pulled the DirectConnect prices from the AWS API, and I think there is still a per/GB charge. Here's a description of a random direct connect point in Amsterdam (Equinix AM3…
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Comment #46381912
Connecting to an AWS egress point for direct connect reduces the egress price (about half) but doesn't eliminate it. It also costs thousands of dollars a month just to have the con…
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Comment #45623103
I hadn't heard of Heroic before. I'll check it out. Thank you.
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Comment #45621389
I agree that GOG needs to port their client to Linux for all the reasons you stated, but as a workaround you can use Lutris which lets you log into your GOG account and download+in…
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Comment #44638273
Do you have another source for that? I checked his Mastodon feed and don't see any mention about the source of the questions from the IMO. https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao
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Comment #42800262
grpcurl is what I use to inspect gRPC apis. https://github.com/fullstorydev/grpcurl
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Comment #42191024
I think the Microsoft antitrust lawsuit was neutered on purpose by the Bush administration. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2001/sep/07/microsoft...
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Comment #41515957
> generate directions like "turn left after the green building" I don't know about the rest of the world, but in the Los Angeles metro area, Google Maps already gives directions li…
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Comment #38931934
If you use Google Flights[1] to plan your flight, it lists the airplane that will be used for each leg of your trip so you can make sure to avoid flights on 737 MAXs. [1] https://w…
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Comment #37874590
The book All the Shah's Men by Stephen Kinzer is an excellent narration of the time leading up to the coup, and the coup itself. I think it's fair to say that a lot of our problems…
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Comment #36635599
I haven't posted much lately, but I'll keep the site updated as long as I'm alive. :-) https://arashpayan.com
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Comment #36160802
http://archive.today/ozyyG
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Comment #34164436
Direct link to the section of the Stack Overflow survey with OS preferences: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/#operating-system
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Comment #33806860
Might the source link be better in this case? https://blog.google/threat-analysis-group/new-details-on-com...
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Comment #31370835
Interesting! I've never considered batching my calls to SQLite from Go that way. Do you have any numbers you can share about performance when doing that?
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Comment #31139864
http://archive.today/VvfgN
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Comment #30833316
The implementation of footnotes on the right side of the screen is really cool, and not something I've seen before. Such a cool idea. I think it would be interesting for news publi…