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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/asim; my proof: https://keybase.io/asim/sigs/ghOttQMhTUWDaeBj1z7Ebq-7KDe5wAATYO8RQ1QGUBs ]
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Comment #46830999
https://archive.ph/LzV2M
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Comment #36666809
At AWS, the hierarchy of service priorities is crystal clear: Security, Durability, and Availability. In that order. Durability, the assurance that data will not be lost, is a corn…
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Comment #36053304
I misread the article when it stated: > Traffic regularly exceeded 1,500 queries per second (QPS) at peak times It may be quite cost prohibitive to use a managed service like AWS G…
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Comment #36033810
While HTTP3 does provide some improvements, it's clear that further optimizations are needed, particularly for users in Europe and Asia. One potential solution that hasn't been dis…
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Comment #35741629
I’m familiar with Lambda and DynamoDB. When I left in 2022 they both had strong automated or semi-automated AZ evacuation stories. I’m not that familiar with S3, but I never notice…
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Comment #35734946
When I worked at AWS there was a similar scenario in eu-west-2. There was a fire in one of the availability zones (AZs). The fire suppression system kicked in and flooded the data …
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Comment #32478021
In a technical blog or dashboard I like to see 1) avg mean (for throughput estimates), 2) p50 (typical customer / typical load), 3) p90 / p99 / p99.99 (whatever you think your tail…
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Comment #29568553
If you walk as if you’re happy, talk as if you’re happy, and quack like a happy person, then you are happy. This is the Way.
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Comment #29500527
> the best you can do is write a thread pool that spawns a Tokio LocalSet to run !Send futures Can you go into this a bit more or provide a code reference? I'm new to writing async…
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Comment #29123532
Congratulations! I did the exact same thing; made an app to help name my first child. I've slowly developed a method which incorporates 1) culture, 2) popularity in different count…
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Comment #24667996
FWIW Amazon / AWS also use YubiKeys.
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Comment #24271817
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram/latest/userguide/working-wit... “To identify the location of your resources relative to your accounts, you must use the AZ ID, which is a unique and…
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Comment #24211435
I haven’t read the paper. But if the researchers were bringing in children regularly for testing involving eye tracking equipment, why not also test their ability to manipulate phy…
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Comment #23589663
There is a quote from Jeff Bezos: "Good intentions never work, you need good mechanisms to make anything happen.". Hence at Amazon (ideally) any suggestion that a manual step or bu…
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Comment #23524045
You are correct, I misread this.
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Comment #23521638
API Gateway came out with a cheaper variant (called HTTP APIs, admittedly a poor name) that is $1 per 300 million requests (114 requests per second for a month): https://aws.amazon…
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Comment #23012440
I successfully used Rust to create a shared library in a Flutter project that works on both iOS and Android. So far I've only published the iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/e…
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Comment #22611530
I agree that AWS doesn't yet provide a clean all-in-one package for static website hosting. I think AWS Amplify Console [1] is the current official "all-in-one" service but I haven…
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Comment #11034021
When would you want to block as you insert tasks into an ExecutorService already executing N concurrent tasks? Why not use "newFixedThreadPool" and don't block but stil keep a maxi…
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Comment #11021880
If you're on Mac just create a sparse encrypted DMG using Disk Utility, put it into Dropbox, bam you're done. http://blog.fosketts.net/2011/07/05/mac-dropbox-encrypted-vo... I pref…
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Comment #10964644
I might be being pedantic, but the only mention of 2FA in the OP is: "As a security conscious user who follows the best practices like: using unique passwords, 2FA, only using a se…
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Comment #10964620
You can register for domains through AWS Route 53 and it'll automagically register on Gandi with WHOIS protection and link it up inside Route 53. You then don't need to leave the A…
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Comment #10955458
For the deep learning vertex the OP states: "At the right vertex, we have Breiman's know-nothing approach—high-capacity models like neural nets, decision forests, and nonparametric…
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Comment #10922593
I was also concerned about this when I was looking into Arq, so I wrote a cross-platform restoration tool that'll also work on Windows and Linux (not just Mac): https://github.com/…