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by greendata 5y ago
Cool! I don't understand the exact "schema" issue. Is that your database schema? Having written frameworks for deploying lambda in the past, I can say as recently as 2018 lambda was fairly hard to debug and in general using A
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by greendata 5y ago
What stack did you use? On the backend, certain frameworks like Rails/Django can reduce this issue, but certainly for Rails you'll always need a dev around and hopefully the same one who built it. That's very hard to keep. Th
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Who invented or worked on Google App Engine?
1 points by greendata 6y ago|0 comments
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by greendata 9y ago
But how do they receive the credit card payments? What company is the one that actually receives the credit card payments from the consumer? Is it the "authorized distributors"? Or is the bank account that receives the CC payment
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by greendata 9y ago
That's very valuable advice. Thank you. I've been following the serverless.com model of 1 APIG to 1 lambda, but that quickly puts you over the AWS limits when trying to manage hundreds or thousands of micro-services.
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by greendata 9y ago
That's a great model. Do you use cloudformation each for deployment? If so, have you thought of creating a single cloudformation template for the whole deployment so you can do the entire deployment in one stack update? Have you encoun
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How the ICO market is creating a new financial subculture(businessinsider.com)
1 points by greendata 9y ago|0 comments
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by greendata 9y ago
Exactly, the landlord will win in court but never collect from the tenant. The landlord should sue Airbnb directly in small claims court.
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by greendata 10y ago
I agree. The bootcamps have a probably done a great job of flooding the market at the low level. It's pretty clear that bootcamps are the new ITT tech. I think a lot these bootcamps are selling false promises and preying on people tryi
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by greendata 10y ago
What company?
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by greendata 10y ago
Part of the problem is that the cost of therapy, and all medical care, is skyrocketing in the US. We're working on lowering the cost with online therapy. We use a break-fix model where you only pay if we help fix your issues. http:&#x
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by greendata 11y ago
The interest rates have a substantial effect on the price of houses. It's the same with the price of education.
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by greendata 11y ago
Mitt Romney and Donald Trump both have business degrees. I'm not saying I do or do not support them but they are not social science/humanities/liberal arts. Unless you count business as liberal arts.
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by greendata 11y ago
Signs of a bubble about to collapse
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by greendata 11y ago
They do better work at that wage. You will definitely find well-performing local workers at a higher wage. Responsible and sane local workers won't work for that wage. According to the Wall Street Journal they were paying $750/m
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by greendata 11y ago
I mostly agree. At this point they are both excellent frameworks with all similar features. Django has a really nice admin out of the box that some people love. Rails is built with a "convention over configuration" philosophy. Rai
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by greendata 11y ago
You'll definitely find specialists in python but they'll also be experts in specific frameworks or packages like Django/Pylons/Pyramid etc. I'd say the same thing goes for ruby...if you're a ruby expert it&#x27
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by greendata 11y ago
It's satire.
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by greendata 11y ago
Venture capital is very "cheap" right now and easy to get. We're in a private equity bubble.
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by greendata 11y ago
I don't think you can advertise that those grow lights or fertilizer are to be used for specifically illegal activities. One can use grow lights for many different plants. This company is simply poorly named and the marketing is aimed
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by greendata 11y ago
Indeed there are. Many businesses are committing crimes without even realizing it, especially things like structuring. These crimes are often selectively enforced.
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by greendata 11y ago
Many US cities are near bankrupt and probably a lot more will be in the next ten years. There will be enormous political pressure to cut costs. One way to cut costs is to reduce pensions or fail to fulfill pension promises. I don't adv
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by greendata 11y ago
If the police continue to allow asset seizure eventually an enterprising politician and banker will find a way to seize police pensions. There will be no public outcry. Once you institutionalize theft at this level it doesn't stay put-
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by greendata 12y ago
Meth is not the worst drug. In fact methamphetamine comes in legal prescription form as Desoxyn and is used daily for many with ADD and narcolepsy. I think that's a mistake to even touch that stuff but it's true. I think you could
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Genetics without Fear(blog.nerogene.com)
2 points by greendata 12y ago|0 comments
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by greendata 12y ago
I'd add being a US citizen is starting is looking like a less and less attractive prospect.
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by greendata 12y ago
I don't think this is allowed any longer on amazon and will probably get you banned. I'm not sure though http://www.groovypost.com/news/amazon-associates-bans-url-sh...
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by greendata 12y ago
You should probably fix your website before you extol the virtues of outsourcing. That said, I think immigration should be more open to everyone. Big companies get H1-B workers bring wages down for engineers and programmers. Agriculture, co
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by greendata 12y ago
It has the opposite affect. If you don't obtain gainful the loans will destroy your credit score. You absolutely need to take any job that will have you. There is no alternative. US labor is becoming so cheap that offshoring doesn&#x27
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by greendata 12y ago
Exactly, this does nothing. Let's not forget the US is operating on the same level as China. The US spies on China as much China spies on us. We spy on our own citizens as much as China does. The only real difference is that the US doe

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