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You can see it mentionned on this page: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/fundamental...

Interesting area and well done on the work !

Have you looked at https://perspective.finos.org/ ? It has at least some overlaps and can manage pretty big datasets by levering Arrow in WASM in the browser.

This exists already as part of Family Sharing.

You can do everything you said when you manage your kids accounts (manage contacts, whitelist internet websites, define appropriate content ratings and so on.

I think it comes from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate_scandal

So you are basically in agreement with the gp by saying that your A players get shortchanged because they suck at negotiating...

It is a great tool !

Only issue with it is that the source code (of the front-end) is quite hairy to understand and modify. I tried to add support for Github Enterprise (https://github.com/jgraph/drawio/issues/473) and was quite lost.

It seems like this should enable JIT compilers (java/.net/js) to realise even more of their theorical gains.

Thanks, looks quite useful.

However it seems based on https://github.com/uber/ringpop-go which is marked as no longer active...

What are you using to implement rate limiting ?

I was thinking like you but they say they compute usage on a 3 month rolling average basis. So an infrequent hit should not be an issue.

I like using what is sometimes called Micro-ORM. Basically it does the mapping of query results to objects and sometimes has a basic query builder but you mostly use raw sql.

Dapper (https://github.com/StackExchange/Dapper) is a great one for .NET.

AWS Re:invent is in the end of november. I'd guess there will be some annoucements there ...

No if you raise the apogee without giving the object any additional speed, the perigee will be lower.

Looks interesing ! Isn't this some kind of event sourcing or am I missing something ?

Be aware that in some countries the sticker price is including VAT/Sales Tax which I think is not the case in the US.

An issue I have with these git driven deployment process (not your specifically which looks well thought-out) is that your are starting from source each time.

I like my deployment across environments to use the exact same binaries that have been validated. Is it just me that is afraid of introducing issues by not doing that ?

The main issue of this service is just that it is very outdated (it only supports ES 1.5.2) when the latest is 2.3.3 and ES 5 is just around the corner.

The recent versions are far more stable and includes lots of efficiency in terms of memory usage.

I had to disable my adblocker for the code to appear.

Given the success of Github:Enterprise I think this is not considered weird by a lot of folks (admittedly deep-pocketed ones :) ).

Clojure is also available on the CLR : http://clojure.org/clojureclr

See the previous HN Post about it : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8995696

and more precisely related to your question : http://prometheus.io/docs/introduction/comparison/#prometheu...

Excellent, thanks.

Any plan to also support Windows 8 in Xamarin Forms ? This would allow the same level of cross platform-ness for tablets.

Great work !

I find it disapointing that the optimizer of the database is not able to get to the fastest result by itself.

A broken promise of declarative languages I guess.

Monthly Recurring Revenue I think

In spite of this bad behavior, Apple is still the best at supporting old devices with OS updates.

http://www.fidlee.com/android-support-vs-ios-support/

So Apple is the best at this but they are still the bad guys or just the less worse ?

Note that he did not substracte the current wealth_transfers from his cost/benefits analysis.

it does not change the comparsion of BI vs BJ but it is interesting to note that even with his assumptions it means the effective impact on USG Budget is approx 0 for BI and a big reduction of $ 2 trillion for BJ.

I guess the author should clarify if the reported number is the median salary (in which case your assertion that half the web dev are earning more than 93K AUD is correct) or if 93K is the average salary (which can be biased by a few very high earners).

It seems the code is not yet public on github. Any idea when it will be ?

Official annoucement here : http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/10974978/ but i felt ars added some useful context and commentary.

Newsblur is really excellent, it has replaced Google Reader for me without a single regret and the premium account is completely worth it.

The iOS app is very good too and now with offline reading it will allow me to get my news fix while commuting :)