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Awesome. you just cost your company $500K in salaries for people to maintain databases, networks, storage, servers and a bunch of other stuff Google/AWS already do much better than you.

How lucky you are that management pays you to pursue your hobbies!

I'm going back to kernel 2.6 .

Using "portable services" is a non-cloud pattern and a return to 2008.

If you're not using managed services, i.e running your own database, backups and all - you might as well use bare-metal.

Good luck!

I highly recommend watching the video from Stuff Made Here where he builds a bow "aimbot" to hit targets mid-air. Very similar problem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MkrNVic7pw

Ah, shame. I mean - good for you and amazing work! I was hoping to apply to work for such an innovative and brave company :D

What company is behind Polylith?

HN is a market manipulator in its own right as it's controlled by YC and sometimes favors post related to startups they have a stake in.

Used it on Ubuntu and Mint, 18 & 19.

Installed via Unity Hub downloaded as an appimage.

I can't find the download link apart for this one - https://forum.unity.com/threads/unity-hub-v-1-0-0-is-now-ava...

I find the Unity UI very convenient and simple (compared to Unreal), and I develop on Linux, for Linux without a hitch.

This is amazing. Coming from Python and Node, this makes C so much more usable to me!

True, but I'd say blocking network access os also a valid restriction by the owner.

And that's the key difference here - restricted by owner.

"less neutral than AlJazeera (when it comes to non ME matters)"

Good thing you made that exception...

We should organise a global protest in front of Google offices. Let them try ignore that!

It could also be due to a DNS redirect.

I hosted a page on AWS S3 bucket exposed to the web, and had my domain CNAME record point to the bucket public-facing DNS name.

Triggered the same Circumventing ban.

Nice project, but obviously from the single electrode and its placement, the only EEG signal you'll get is eye-movement artifacts...

Genius.

other than bigger index, I'd recommend a wait time when user is typing.

Also, would be great to have generic condition & state functions, so the flow can define a state-machine.

Cool. Now the question is where does it run, and can we split blocks to serverless functions, or have a "cluster-mode" where each block can be executed on dedicated/specialized/available node.

Prime Video app sucks. Spend less time over-optimizing, more time improving usability.

You're forgetting the core - Chromium - is open-source.

WASM is like K8S in that 90% of projects don't need it.

Platinum. more expensive, and we all know expensive means it's good.

That's a big part of my problem - as a generalist I know many things, but am not an expert on anything specific.

Taking on a focused role leads to disappointment and loss of self esteem.

That's pretty much the tech scene in London right there..

"We're creating a new way for super-rich people to access their swiss bank accounts!"

Yey...

Amazon shifts the responsibility for multi-AZ deployment to us customers, saving themselves complexity and charging us extra - win-win for them.

Uh... what?

Have you tried the serverless tooling from GCP? doesn't hold a candle to AWS SAM.

If you freelance via upwork this is a normal thing. Odd for contracting though.

I get what he's saying. I myself am not so pretty, but I carry myself with pride and have that "alpha male" attitude. I speak with confidence, humor and a bit louder than others -

And that lets me get away with a lot of slacking off.

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