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fitzoh

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    Comment #43916841

    I had the same problem, very hard to give up Jetbrains functionality and keybindings. At the moment I’m using Claude Code in a dedicated terminal next to my Jetbrains IDE and am re…

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    Comment #38976625

    Exactly, see the "Motivation" section of the README

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    Comment #38191084

    Amazon Bedrock has an embeddings option

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    Comment #35455855

    >How do you feel about them going after Ubisoft's Gods and Monsters? Ridiculous overreach. I had the same initial reaction to this story, but I could imagine a scenario where someo…

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    Comment #35453903

    >I don't understand how the beverage company could rightfully object to any game title like "Dark Deception: Monsters & Mortals". It makes a bit more sense when you look at the gam…

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    Comment #32233688

    Yep, was expecting something like Mr. Trash Wheel: https://www.mrtrashwheel.com/

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    Comment #32045343

    And if they wrote it about scientology it would be entirely uncontroversial

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    Comment #31537382

    No scale to zero unfortunately

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    Comment #31188193

    Yep, definitely disappointed that Pulumi was not mentioned.

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    Comment #29480374

    Two things missing from the Step Functions portion of the article: * Step Functions module in the AWS CDK: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/latest/docs/aws-stepfunc... * Step Fu…

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    Comment #29422702

    Pulumi's biggest benefit is if you want to manage resources outside of AWS. There are providers for Azure, GCP, GitHub, Postgres, Datadog, etc. It's also nice if you want to be abl…

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    Comment #29422344

    >The biggest difference I can see between CDK and pulumi (other than CDK only being for AWS) is that the CDK is more opinionated. When you spawn a new database, it'll automatically…

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    Comment #29422308

    >Not to mention, CloudFormation actually allows ~transactions, which is something you can't really get without cooperation from the cloud provider (terraform and pulumi both use cl…

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    Comment #27418392

    The description definitely matches Columbus, Ohio. https://u.osu.edu/strive/research/dam-removal/ https://www.sciotomile.com/about/

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    Comment #25268434

    https://twitter.com/chrismunns/status/1333825503464214530 Docker containers can be up to 10gb, traditional lambdas are still limited to 250mb.

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    Comment #21061862

    There's also Datastax Enterprise Graph (commercial) from the team behind Titan after they were acquired by Datastax. https://www.datastax.com/products/datastax-graph https://ventur…

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    Comment #20704565

    Same story for Azure and Digital Ocean, AWS is the outlier here.

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    Comment #20220596

    Also, Amazon Timestream isn't usable yet, it's still in private preview.

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    Comment #20095568

    Oh good, the submission title was updated to match the article title and become less useful. The previous title noted that this was bout the Therac-25.

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    Comment #19115084

    FTA Microsoft is now building a Chromium-powered version of its Edge browser that will be available for testing in the coming weeks. It’s being decoupled from Windows 10, and busin…

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    Comment #19029321

    https://gcp-slack.appspot.com

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    Comment #16325576

    Just stalked you on linkedin with a similar question, but I was wondering if you were involved with the actual process of getting the library open sourced, and how that works at a …