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by bleeding 3y ago
Nice, we evaluated their Seed product but didn't pull the trigger, which caused me to eventually roll our own. I'm pretty proud of what we ended up with but due to reasons we ended up with _hundreds_ of lambdas, for which a full r
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by bleeding 3y ago
I think with Lambda there are a lot of downsides to either approach. When you build the Lambda as a monolith, you also give all the code executing from that monolith access to all the resources needed by every single route in the Lambda. Wh
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by bleeding 3y ago
Yes, and I usually find when I run into this that I should be doing something differently in our package/interface design. I think it's overall very helpful though also annoying to detangle if you the cycle is deep enough.
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by bleeding 4y ago
> - The City Council here is undoubtedly the worst part of the problem. They consistently buckle to NIMBYs, and allocate money in just unreasonably idiotic ways. ("No one riding the train that cost $1.1 billion? Easy fix! Spend $7 b
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by bleeding 4y ago
I've tried to use a "personal wiki" in professional life and found that I did not really use the functionality. What re-occurring concepts need to be linked back to? AWS? APIs? Perhaps I'm just not a very good profession
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by bleeding 4y ago
The 200 resources thing has been a really frustrating problem for us too. We've started migrating ours to separate API Gateways at a "service" level and then mapping paths to different APIs using the Custom Domain API Mapping
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by bleeding 5y ago
The first French Republic was very much a bourgeois government so I’m not sure why his marriage would keep him from celebrating it.
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by bleeding 6y ago
First time I've ever seen KTRU mentioned on the internet!
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by bleeding 6y ago
"Real socialists" is definitely not a community with a homogeneous opinion on who to vote for, or even on whether a "real socialist" should vote. The argument on whether socialists should participate in liberal democracy
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by bleeding 6y ago
Agreed, I think that everything else in the movie is rather pointedly aimed at revealing and satirizing the reaction of average Americans to a "foreigner", but the scenes involving the villagers lose that focus and reflect poorly
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by bleeding 6y ago
I think that the subject of the satire for most of the movie is intended to be American's perception of foreigners, and not foreigners themselves. I do agree that some of the depictions of Kazakhstan (the village in the movie is not ac
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by bleeding 6y ago
Even absent a study providing empirical evidence (the OP might not even have been referring to any sort of study, perhaps his comment was meant to reference his personal experience) the statement could still be true. If you are sending prim
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by bleeding 6y ago
The prepared are not the only people whose opinions are relevant to an election.
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by bleeding 6y ago
While I do agree that this is a significant departure from the current system, is there some mechanism other than individual domain owners refusing to sell that prevents this from re-centralizing? As in entities with sufficient capital comi