nolite

Or maybe you should consider the flip side, this law is fundamentally abusive and immoral, and should neither apply to corporations, nor individual citizens...

All that doesn't justify the US govt getting a claim to it..

This doesn't make any sense unless you specify what you mean by "internal tools"

And how'd you end up getting the long term visa with no job? (And please don't advise people to immigrate illegally to a country)

That's very hard to believe. What companies have you seen that at?

This is also true for many domains. Space travel for instance... in just a few hundred years, it'll be relatively easy for a disgruntled individual to trigger a nontrivial sized piece of space debris to hurl towards a major city. Once we begin harnessing asteroids to mine them in earth orbit, Someone could eventually alter its orbit to destroy a city or worse..

The clock is ticking, and we might not make it

Can't agree with this. Buckets in eu-west-1 are fine

$ irb 2.3.1 :001 > [1,[2,3], [4, [5,6]]].flatten

=> [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

BOOM!

Yes, just hook those up to a lambda function and write to dynamodb or something

The Law of Unintended Consequences at its best

Mixed feelings - LinkedIn has great searching features for when you need something specific, but when you post ads, you get a ton of crap.

AngelList isn't as great for specific filtering, but you get alot more targeted incomming requests when you post a job

Don't get down on yourself. It happens to the best of us (and probably more often to the best of us because we cost more)

Ease of use... stability, passing 6 months w/o having to deeply debug some system issue...

I don't live in a tip culture (not in America), and things seem to move along just fine. There's no shortage of people eating out in restaurants, nor a shortage of wait-staff working there..

All of these things you describe, fall under what I consider "their job"

Don't worry.. the USA is miles behind the rest of the world in MANY regards..

You're never going to make it as long as you keep giving a f*ck about what other people think...

your site has a multi-country select list to get the app via sms, but the button validation only allows American number formats.... argh...

I've been in situations together with clients deploying a product, them presenting it for their managers, orpreparing for a big demonstration, and something goes wrong due to some unforeseen environmental factor you couldn't have imagined or predicted, and breaks in a way you don't expect, despite the weeks of testing you've done.

You've got your main client staring over your shoulder, arms crossed saying fix it, and every two minutes asking "is it fixed yet?"

You damn well better be able to code under pressure... And like a freaking ninja

You perfectly verbalized what was bothering me about this reply

Build a SPA in Vue.js

It is a huge deal... agreed.. And I'm a real scientist. just saying, let's not get carried away with the journalistic headlines.

..in mice...

What about running lambda on custom AMIs ? Is that even remotely feasible one day ?

I can pretty much guarantee that that segment you mentioned, doesn't need a $3000 computer to read email and do homework... And as much as they appreciate light, sleek, and fast enough, they'll appreciate keeping money in their bank accounts a bit more..

re-reading my comment, I have no idea what I was thinking at the time... thanks

jk

(no, not just kidding.. jk is my ESC shortcut)

Kinda sucks for images that license to the network interface. They added elastic network interfaces, but you can't use those for eth0 (which a lot of software licenses to), so you're still screwed

Is this a contest to find the most ungoogleable names possible? I think they just took the lead..

cough...EngineYard...cough.. cough...