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About bbgm
http://deepaksingh.net
email: deesingh [AT] amazon DAWT com (for AWS related stuff) or deepak [AT] deepaksingh DAWT net (for everything else)
twitter: @mndoci
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Comment #48435579
And started their career as a sysadmin. I don't know Dana at all, but some of the best kernel and networking people I've met got their start as sysadmins.
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Comment #48391737
Somewhat unrelated, but the number of times I have invoked Ableton as a metaphor of challenging the status quo is quite high. I was a Cubase user before Ableton showed up and compl…
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Comment #42427787
Saw him play many times across multiple genres across 3+ decades from straight up classical to world music to electronica/tablatronics. Unfortunately never got to see him perform w…
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Comment #37200810
Kris and I got to know each other a bit over the years. I still remember our first meeting vividly. We met for dinner at a Mexican restaurant in Capitol Hill and spent the evening …
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Comment #36407343
I've had a Tesla (Model S) since early 2020 and once the initial allure wore offI've missed driving a BMW and once the i5 is here I'll be backing to driving BMW. The supercharger n…
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Comment #33429871
I used to use a phone as my backup camera when I was out doing bird photography. After a while I gave up. In variable light and high dynamic range conditions phones just don’t hold…
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Comment #32071983
I sold all my DSLRs over the past 18 months and jumped into the deep end. The lens systems are better, the cameras are better. I love having a histogram in the viewfinder. There's …
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Comment #32039199
I have a 9 year old who’s learning all about synths via a combination of the synths in garage band and my OP1. Great combo IMO
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Comment #30647397
I’ve been a long time Spotify user but the difference in quality is very perceptible (to me at least) and I find myself using Apple Music a lot more.
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Comment #28715117
lukehoban says it best in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28711903 where he talks about the three things CloudFormation provides. The Cloud Control API is an API to the resour…
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Comment #28638656
That's not correct. There were Principal and higher engineers 13 years ago when I joined. 5 years ago, just EC2 had a fairly large number.
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Comment #28635111
Amazon has long had a VP-level engineer track (Peter Vosshall was the first IIRC). Colm is very rightly one.
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Comment #23592360
Haven't looked in any detail, but as I clicked around the thing that jumped out at me was how many in the "lower comp, higher returns" category were from healthcare/biotech. Wonder…
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Comment #23135445
I suspect that’s what you meant but just for clarity, Instance storage does persist for reboots (which is effectively an OS reboot), but not if you stop/start (or terminate) the in…
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Comment #22951262
You need to take into account the speed of light in fiber optics and switching latency. For fiber you're looking at about 5 µs/km
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Comment #22946075
This video was shot in 2016 (at EC2s 10 year anniversary): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Gk_I_0eMDA ... almost all of the folks in this video are still there.
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Comment #22546435
That makes sense. Thanks a ton
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Comment #22543053
Firecracker, Bottlerocket :). On Fargate, you got the answer there.
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Comment #22542466
Always. I just wanted to do it before msw :)
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Comment #22542277
I am from AWS. Could we please change the title to say “Bottlerocket from AWS“. Like Firecracker [1] it’s explicitly not AWS branded. 1. https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/fire…
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Comment #21714403
This just got released. It’s a living source authored by senior engineers at Amazon and covers some of the best practices that we use at Amazon.
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Comment #21694003
That is correct. Three lines, one for each processor type.
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Comment #21470964
That's correct. The same commit allows you to run workloads across EC2 and Fargate (note that the discounting is different).